Marios biggest mistake was not hiring gattis but hiring the position coaches and then forcing his play callers to work with them on both sides of the ball. hes not a play caller by trade (Mario). let the play callers decide who they need not Mario. literally recruit and develop OL. thats your calling card.
staying here would have been career suicide for B-Mac in hindsight.
I’d almost prefer Patrick nix, lol
If we had those players esp Barkley we would look a lot of different I bet
The o is like the offensive version of the famous dno wefence
We did this dance before. Richt was succesful in Georgia but he needed an elite o line to do so.
Don't care about any of this. 14 points a game against Power 5 teams and 3 games with no TDs is what I care about. His job is to put points on the board and he's not doing. I don't care if he's an ******* or the nicest guy in the world, his offense here is atrocious and he needs to be shown the door.
He is worthless at least trash has some value - that’s an insult to trash.
Brian Ferentz
Feldman just published an article on Harbaugh’s consigliere who was hired last year and his first order of business? Fixing the massive divide among the offensive staff, mainly between Gattis and other O staffers…
They fixed the issues, at least temporarily given how the season ended up, but it wasn’t enough to keep Gattis on staff or prevent Gattis from ripping his former employer on his way out. Also quite clear which side of that divide came out in a better position…
“…He watched how Gattis and his assistants interacted and quickly detected a clear division in the room between the coaches who were with Gattis and those who were not.
“It was shocking how apparent that was,” Poggi says. If that didn’t get resolved, he was sure Michigan was going to stink on offense, and if that was indeed the case, the Wolverines were in deep trouble. It was time to intervene.
“There’s support here, but it’s divided between Josh and what he wants to do, and some other legacy ideas.” To Poggi, Gattis knew the system that he’d learned under Joe Moorhead well, but several other assistants weren’t on board.
“We have a 60-40 room here. And we’re gonna fail as an organization because of this,” Poggi said.
Meet Michigan's Biff Poggi: Jim Harbaugh's consigliere is the most interesting man in coaching
In a high school coach who built a national powerhouse from scratch, the Wolverines found the man who helped right the ship in Ann Arbor.theathletic.com
Were was this quote when Gattis was announced?Feldman just published an article on Harbaugh’s consigliere who was hired last year and his first order of business? Fixing the massive divide among the offensive staff, mainly between Gattis and other O staffers…
They fixed the issues, at least temporarily given how the season ended up, but it wasn’t enough to keep Gattis on staff or prevent Gattis from ripping his former employer on his way out. Also quite clear which side of that divide came out in a better position…
“…He watched how Gattis and his assistants interacted and quickly detected a clear division in the room between the coaches who were with Gattis and those who were not.
“It was shocking how apparent that was,” Poggi says. If that didn’t get resolved, he was sure Michigan was going to stink on offense, and if that was indeed the case, the Wolverines were in deep trouble. It was time to intervene.
“There’s support here, but it’s divided between Josh and what he wants to do, and some other legacy ideas.” To Poggi, Gattis knew the system that he’d learned under Joe Moorhead well, but several other assistants weren’t on board.
“We have a 60-40 room here. And we’re gonna fail as an organization because of this,” Poggi said.
Meet Michigan's Biff Poggi: Jim Harbaugh's consigliere is the most interesting man in coaching
In a high school coach who built a national powerhouse from scratch, the Wolverines found the man who helped right the ship in Ann Arbor.
