He won't be able to compete with the Buckeyes, and Illinois next season. Also IU could be a big threat if Hardy comes back, Iowa will be strong as always next season and Penn State too. I don't understand why he came to UM, but it's just another coach for Tress to beat up on. Like I said earlier, I would much rather be at West Virginia then Michigan..

 

Uh, I don't think his decision was based on "next season." I think he believes he can win with his style compared to the traditional plodding style of the Big Ten.

Michigan has raped WVU of their basketball and football coach in consecutive years!

 

You couldn't come up with a better verb than that?

With the 3 projected first round picks this year all on D and the 2 first round draft picks last year thats 5 in two years, and back to back national championship games. There doing something right, and something you SEC fans don't like.

Check that again homey,

You couldn't come up with a better verb than that?

 

Yeah I thought that as well, it was very inappropriate and very rude.

I do not get this Michigan will not be able to compete with Illinois. If I am not mistaken they beat them this year in Champaine without Hart and Henne for only a half. I only see michigan having trouble with OSU next year and that is only if they do not have a bunch of underclassmen leave.

http://collegefootball.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=751816

 

 

"Before news broke on the national wires, Pryor – a star quarterback at Jeanette (Pa.) High – told Rivals.com national recruiting analyst Mike Farrell that Rodriguez was heading to the Wolverines.

 

"Add Michigan to my list," Pryor said early Sunday afternoon. "Rich Rod is headed to Michigan. I just spoke to him earlier this morning and he told me he's gone."

 

Interesting...

 

OSU's biggest advantage is the Mallett kid. There isn't enough room for two top 10 QB's. Someone isn't playing.

Check that again homey,

 

I am not sure what I am checking? You all have been so kind to exploit all of OSU's losses in the last two years.. (2) to two BCS teams one being the national champs. Your a Trinity fan right? That's like Trinity losing to Cincy St X and Colerain which they would, should Ohio school's label them a fraud because they play in KY like OSU plays in the Big ten?

 

I say the the answer is no.

You couldn't come up with a better verb than that?

 

:laugh:

OSU's biggest advantage is the Mallet kid. There isn't enough room for two top 10 QB's. Someone isn't playing.

 

If they get Pryor...Mallet will transfer. He is already considering it even before he knows what Pryor is doing.

If they get Pryor...Mallet will transfer. He is already considering it even before he knows what Pryor is doing.

 

I would say thats clear cut but very hard to decide between QB's. Mallett will turn into a darn good QB.

I would say thats clear cut but very hard to decide between QB's. Mallett will turn into a darn good QB.

 

I agree, but Rich Rod said himself that he will be keeping the option/spread offense because thats all he knows. If a kid doesn't fit in his system, you have to go with the one that does. Mallet is (in my opinion) the better pro type QB, but the way college football is changing to a faster offense, Pryor will give them a better chance to win...if he is as good as advertised.

I would assume that Rich Rod and Beilein have a good working relationship. That's going to be important in trying to land Pryor...

GT, any early word if any recruits and/or coaches that might be going with him?

I would assume that Rich Rod and Beilein have a good working relationship. That's going to be important in trying to land Pryor...

 

Absolutely. Thad and his success at OSU will be a major part of Pryor going to OSU if he does. Blessing in disquise for vest.

GT, any early word if any recruits and/or coaches that might be going with him?

 

Not much out there yet. I'll pass along what I hear...