Yep, but you tried to impose you own criteria on my list. So leave my list the heck alone and write your own.No it started because you put dantonio on a list of above Harbaugh.
Yep, but you tried to impose you own criteria on my list. So leave my list the heck alone and write your own.No it started because you put dantonio on a list of above Harbaugh.
If that’s the way you see it then okay. Again I’m done arguing about what average coach is better. Moving on.Yep, but you tried to impose you own criteria on my list. So leave my list the heck alone and write your own.
Idk, but his name cracks me up because it is a beer:I meant at Michigan. How has he not recruited a QB in three years that could beat out Speight?
If you stop at 2015 then I think the consensus is that Bert is an above average coach that Barry alveraz refused to pay the assistants to keep him. Past 2015 he is just an average coach in hot water.I guess I just can't get past this thought - if we were looking for a coach right now and it came down to Bert or Dantonio, I don't see how anyone would choose Bert.
He's making somewhere around $9 million/year to finish third in his conference and troll other teams/coaches on the internet. Not a bad gig.I'm kind of shocked you guys would really rather have Les Miles as your coach in 2017 than Jim Harbaugh... There's a reason Harbaugh is one of the highest paid guys out there and Les can't get a job.
He's taken Michigan to third best in their division, WHAT MORE PROOF DO YOU NEED? All of his antics and nonsense and this is the result. Is this a question anymore?No one said that he sucks - just talking about whether or not he is in the top 5 or "excellent".
I mentioned this in another thread but schools pay coaches like Harbaugh to do more than just win games. Sure, winning games and championships is one way to bring exposure and value to the university. But, there's a lot of other ways to do that and Harbaugh excels in that regard. I'm no Harbaugh fan or apologist but I guarantee you he's earned his $9M by the value he's brought to the university..He's making somewhere around $9 million/year to finish third in his conference and troll other teams/coaches on the internet. Not a bad gig.
If the result of his antics isn't hardware in the trophy case. It will be nothing but a sugar high. Just like the Oregon uniform gimmick. It was cool, trendy, the coolest thing in college sports. All those crazy uniform combinations. But it wasn't sustainable without hardware in the trophy case. Harbaugh might be making the bottom line on an income statement green as green can be. But ultimately it's about winning and winning conference titles and national titles. So yeah, right now the "other stuff" he's bringing to the table is viewed as value. But it will be short lived if it's not followed up with hardware. It's the nature of the beast.I mentioned this in another thread but schools pay coaches like Harbaugh to do more than just win games. Sure, winning games and championships is one way to bring exposure and value to the university. But, there's a lot of other ways to do that and Harbaugh excels in that regard. I'm no Harbaugh fan or apologist but I guarantee you he's earned his $9M by the value he's brought to the university..
He's making somewhere around $9 million/year to finish third in his conference and troll other teams/coaches on the internet. Not a bad gig.
Well Harbaugh won 2 conference titles at San Diego State, he won a division title at SF and made to the NFC Champ game his first 3 seasons, the only coach in history to do so. He did this with a miserable franchise at his hiring and immediately went 13-3, one of the greatest turnarounds in league history. He did not win a PAC12 title, but he went 12-1 at Stanford, one of their best seasons in history and certainly their best in 70 years, Shaw has done well but not that good. He laid the foundation for Shaw's success. He took a 5 win Mich team and immediately won 10 games the next 2 years. This year he was replacing something like 10 starters on D and ~7 or 8 on O. His program is still behind OSU and he has stumped his toe against MSU, who benefitted by Bama/OM type breaks, but the case can certainly be made that he is a top coach. It's only his 3rd year. But Mich is paying for potential. IMO, they would have been fools to pass on him.If result of his antics isn't hardware in the trophy case. It will be nothing but a sugar high. Just like the Oregon uniform gimmick. It was cool, trendy, the coolest thing in college sports. All those crazy uniform combinations. But it wasn't sustainable without hardware in the trophy case. Harbaugh might be making the bottom line on an income statement green as green can be. But ultimately it's about winning and winning conference titles and national titles. So yeah, right now the "other stuff" he's bringing to the table is viewed as value. But it will be short lived if it's not followed up with hardware. It's the nature of the beast.
Well Harbaugh won 2 conference titles at San Diego State, he won a division title at SF and made to the NFC Champ game his first 3 seasons, the only coach in history to do so. He did this with a miserable franchise at his hiring and immediately went 13-3, one of the greatest turnarounds in league history. He did not win a PAC12 title, but he went 12-1 at Stanford, one of their best seasons in history and certainly their best in 70 years, Shaw has done well but not that good. He laid the foundation for Shaw's success. He took a 5 win Mich team and immediately won 10 games the next 2 years. This year he was replacing something like 10 starters on D and ~7 or 8 on O. His program is still behind OSU and he has stumped his toe against MSU, who benefitted by Bama/OM type breaks, but the case can certainly be made that he is a top coach. It's only his 3rd year. But Mich is paying for potential. IMO, they would have been fools to pass on him.
I do not like him personally, I can't stand in-your-face type people. I would not want him at Bama for personality reasons. But I can't believe that anyone with a pulse would take Jimbo over Harbaugh other than personality and Jimbo has his own problems in that regard. JH has and will beat MSU, but he does need to beat OSU, a much tougher proposition. Mich badly outplayed them last year with much less talent, they stumbled and bumbled some, but they were also robbed. He's in what is currently the toughest division in college football.
If Bert's wife had her own section in the media guide in a bikini I'd go with Bert. Outside of that I'm going with Dantonio. Is his wife hawt?I guess I just can't get past this thought - if we were looking for a coach right now and it came down to Bert or Dantonio, I don't see how anyone would choose Bert.
Do you have any idea how hard it is to recruit and win at MSU? Seriously? You don't have a clue.If you stop at 2015 then I think the consensus is that Bert is an above average coach that Barry alveraz refused to pay the assistants to keep him. Past 2015 he is just an average coach in hot water.
I think dantonio is just a poor man’s Marc Richt. He is going to win a few big games that he shouldn’t but he isn’t really anything to write home about. He is going to get his 8-9 wins a year.
I think CF just probably asked the best question regarding the argument. I think Dantonio would probably be in the same hot water Bielema is in now, but he probably doesn’t have near the negative PR that Bielma does because Dantonio doesn’t make a clown of himself.
Peterson and Patterson just to name a couple. Urban took over from Zook and in his second year he won the SEC and the BCS. Coach Saban won the west in year two and the SEC and BCS in year three. Harbawl has a way to go.I guess at the end of the day it's semantics but I'd argue he's a top 5 coach. After Saban, Meyer and Dabo I can't think of anyone I truly believe is better.
Coach Saban never even won a conf title in 5 years at MSU, but he walked into a dumpster fire. It took him 4 years at LSU, but he walked into a mess. As you noted, it took him 3 years at Bama after taking over a mess and empty cupboard. Urban took over a talent gold mine at UF. The point is that the context is all important. I think CNS did a terrific job at all 3 stops, but there are many factors that affect the result.Peterson and Patterson just to name a couple. Urban took over from Zook and in his second year he won the SEC and the BCS. Coach Saban won the west in year two and the SEC and BCS in year three. Harbawl has a way to go.