Ole Miss hires Rich Rodriguez

[WoadBlue]

as OC.

Is Luke planning to move to an offense predicated on the QB running often?

 

[MWHeels]

While I'm not a Michigan fan, I've lived about 20 minutes from their campus since around 2008 so I've followed their program during that time. I often wonder what their program would be now if their fans, boosters and administration actually gave Rich Rod a chance. The 11-2 season in Brady Hoke's first year was the result of 2-3 full recruiting classes from Rich Rod. That was the year that his plan finally came together, but because he wasn't a "Michigan Man" he never got a chance to see it.

 

[WoadBlue]

While I'm not a Michigan fan, I've lived about 20 minutes from their campus since around 2008 so I've followed their program during that time. I often wonder what their program would be now if their fans, boosters and administration actually gave Rich Rod a chance. The 11-2 season in Brady Hoke's first year was the result of 2-3 full recruiting classes from Rich Rod. That was the year that his plan finally came together, but because he wasn't a "Michigan Man" he never got a chance to see it.

The only way he was going to get a truly fair shot at Michigan was if he began to win big out of the gate.

But he does have limitations. I think the SEC will be ready to feast on the Ole Miss offense, unless RichRod has some new stuff up his sleeve.

 

[Xlance]

The only way he was going to get a truly fair shot at Michigan was if he began to win big out of the gate.

But he does have limitations. I think the SEC will be ready to feast on the Ole Miss offense, unless RichRod has some new stuff up his sleeve.

Rich Rod engineered the undefeated season at Tulane that landed Tommy Bowden the Clemson head coaching position.