Solution to Oversigning

The NCAA is in place largely to insure fairness in collegiate athletics and to protect the amateur athlete. Sadly, in at least appearance, it has become more about the money than anything. One of the biggest issues in my eyes in separating the balance of power in college football is inconsistent rules across conferences regarding oversigning. While the SEC has changed up their practices of late with regards to this issue, there is still quite a difference between them and the rest of college football. Coaches such as Nick Saban and others, have turned this ability to oversign into a way to essentially hold try outs for players, and push those who don’t cut it either out the door or into medical scholarships where the player doesn’t ever play. . . . → Read More: Solution to Oversigning

The End Around (2/9/12)

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Across The Court: Michigan State (Eleven Warriors)

eBay Watch: Schembechler Snaps (MVictors)

Kirk Ferentz talks Iowa staff changes (ESPN B1G Blog)

Most Valuable Player Rankings: Wide Receiver (Big Ten or Bust)

Ohio State parts ways with Jaamal Berry (Dr. Saturday)

Quick Hitters (MGoRecruit)

Rivals 100 Breakdown for 2013 (This is Michigan Football)

Videos, Notes & . . . → Read More: The End Around (2/9/12)

No Man Is More Important Than The Team

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Let me preface this article by saying at the outset that this piece is not about rehashing or re-prosecuting Rich Rodriguez. No one wants to move forward and concentrate on the present and future more than I do. With that said, it is critical to take a look at the past in order to provide . . . → Read More: No Man Is More Important Than The Team

Dear Les Miles Supporters…

Dear Les Miles Supporters, Michigan Football Head Coach Speculation . . . → Read More: Dear Les Miles Supporters…

Long Cold Winter

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The following is by UMGoBlue.com Forum Member GoBlue75

Dear Fellow Michigan Fans,

Like most of you, I bleed Maize and Blue so it is excruciatingly painful to watch the current state of UM football (and basketball, but that’s another thread) after enjoying nearly 40 years of enviable success. However it must be realized . . . → Read More: Long Cold Winter