Comments on: More on Greg Robinson http://michigansportscenter.com/2009/01/more-on-greg-robinson.html Your Home for Michigan Wolverines Sports Wed, 04 Jan 2012 19:06:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Anonymous http://michigansportscenter.com/2009/01/more-on-greg-robinson.html/comment-page-1#comment-3252 Anonymous Thu, 22 Jan 2009 04:48:00 +0000 http://michigansportscenter.com/?p=1563#comment-3252 Peter, we hope you are right!!! Peter, we hope you are right!!!

]]> By: Anonymous http://michigansportscenter.com/2009/01/more-on-greg-robinson.html/comment-page-1#comment-3251 Anonymous Wed, 21 Jan 2009 20:01:00 +0000 http://michigansportscenter.com/?p=1563#comment-3251 Sean, my friend (I hope I can call you that), you've kind of missed the boat on this one. I've enjoyed your site for a couple of months now. Despite the difficulties, I'm about as excited about M football as I have been in a while. I don't think anyone ever said that RR was a total marketing genius or even the most mature or experienced guy around, but as a successful football coach with probably his best years ahead, his background is as good as it gets. I have done some writing on BleacherReport and my own websites because I think it is a great, happening-now story.<br/><br/>I pretty much stopped going to the recruiting sites and elsewhere to keep up on the news (I never did it before in my life) because your site covers it all in one place. No way could I do it better.<br/><br/>Regarding Greg Robinson, I followed it from the first rumor. Are you kidding me? Who wouldn't be thrilled to have one of a handful of bests at what he does? Could you write a better defensive coordinator resume? Experience, top organizations, success and failure. I know of him from his days with the Broncos. Super Bowl trophies don't come easily. Sure it is probably not a career move for him but, all associated would be wise to benefit while you can; a player or recruit would be crazy to say they aren't going to gain from it. It shows that M is a destination rather than a has been. For RR, to me it says he is connected and respected, and as something of a first, I even liked his press release! Those who left can badmouth the "Michigan family" all they want. Are they gonna want to play 'em?<br/><br/>Peter<br/>Evergreen, CO<br/>Michigan Alum Sean, my friend (I hope I can call you that), you’ve kind of missed the boat on this one. I’ve enjoyed your site for a couple of months now. Despite the difficulties, I’m about as excited about M football as I have been in a while. I don’t think anyone ever said that RR was a total marketing genius or even the most mature or experienced guy around, but as a successful football coach with probably his best years ahead, his background is as good as it gets. I have done some writing on BleacherReport and my own websites because I think it is a great, happening-now story.

I pretty much stopped going to the recruiting sites and elsewhere to keep up on the news (I never did it before in my life) because your site covers it all in one place. No way could I do it better.

Regarding Greg Robinson, I followed it from the first rumor. Are you kidding me? Who wouldn’t be thrilled to have one of a handful of bests at what he does? Could you write a better defensive coordinator resume? Experience, top organizations, success and failure. I know of him from his days with the Broncos. Super Bowl trophies don’t come easily. Sure it is probably not a career move for him but, all associated would be wise to benefit while you can; a player or recruit would be crazy to say they aren’t going to gain from it. It shows that M is a destination rather than a has been. For RR, to me it says he is connected and respected, and as something of a first, I even liked his press release! Those who left can badmouth the “Michigan family” all they want. Are they gonna want to play ‘em?

Peter
Evergreen, CO
Michigan Alum

]]> By: Anonymous http://michigansportscenter.com/2009/01/more-on-greg-robinson.html/comment-page-1#comment-3250 Anonymous Wed, 21 Jan 2009 19:59:00 +0000 http://michigansportscenter.com/?p=1563#comment-3250 Sean, my friend (I hope I can call you that), you've kind of missed the boat on this one. I've enjoyed your site for a couple of months now. Despite the difficulties, I'm about as excited about M football as I have been in a while. I don't think anyone ever said that RR was a total marketing genius or even the most mature or experienced guy around, but as a successful football coach with probably his best years ahead, his background is as good as it gets. I have done some writing on BleacherReport and my own websites because I think it is a great, happening-now story.<br/><br/>I pretty much stopped going to the recruiting sites and elsewhere to keep up on the news (I never did it before in my life) because your site covers it all in one place. No way could I do it better.<br/><br/>Regarding Greg Robinson, I followed it from the first rumor. Are you kidding me? Who wouldn't be thrilled to have one of a handful of bests at what he does? Could you write a better defensive coordinator resume? Experience, top organizations, success and failure. I know of him from his days with the Broncos. Super Bowl trophies don't come easily. Sure it is probably not a career move for him but, all associated would be wise to benefit while you can; a player or recruit would be crazy to say they aren't going to gain from it. It shows that M is a destination rather than a has been. For RR, to me it says he is connected and respected, and as something of a first, I even liked his press release! Those who left can badmouth the "Michigan family" all they want. Are they gonna want to play 'em?<br/><br/>Peter<br/>Evergreen, CO<br/>Michigan Alum Sean, my friend (I hope I can call you that), you’ve kind of missed the boat on this one. I’ve enjoyed your site for a couple of months now. Despite the difficulties, I’m about as excited about M football as I have been in a while. I don’t think anyone ever said that RR was a total marketing genius or even the most mature or experienced guy around, but as a successful football coach with probably his best years ahead, his background is as good as it gets. I have done some writing on BleacherReport and my own websites because I think it is a great, happening-now story.

I pretty much stopped going to the recruiting sites and elsewhere to keep up on the news (I never did it before in my life) because your site covers it all in one place. No way could I do it better.

Regarding Greg Robinson, I followed it from the first rumor. Are you kidding me? Who wouldn’t be thrilled to have one of a handful of bests at what he does? Could you write a better defensive coordinator resume? Experience, top organizations, success and failure. I know of him from his days with the Broncos. Super Bowl trophies don’t come easily. Sure it is probably not a career move for him but, all associated would be wise to benefit while you can; a player or recruit would be crazy to say they aren’t going to gain from it. It shows that M is a destination rather than a has been. For RR, to me it says he is connected and respected, and as something of a first, I even liked his press release! Those who left can badmouth the “Michigan family” all they want. Are they gonna want to play ‘em?

Peter
Evergreen, CO
Michigan Alum

]]> By: Markusr2007 http://michigansportscenter.com/2009/01/more-on-greg-robinson.html/comment-page-1#comment-3248 Markusr2007 Wed, 21 Jan 2009 18:08:00 +0000 http://michigansportscenter.com/?p=1563#comment-3248 Well, it looks like Pete Carroll was considering Robinson to replace Nick Holt.<br/>Mack Brown, Pete Carroll and RR seem to see the upside with Greg Robinson. Why shouldn't we?<br/><br/><br/>http://usc.freedomblogging.com/2009/01/07/usc-football-report-says-orgeron-offered-d-coordinator-position/8222/#more-8222 Well, it looks like Pete Carroll was considering Robinson to replace Nick Holt.
Mack Brown, Pete Carroll and RR seem to see the upside with Greg Robinson. Why shouldn’t we?

http://usc.freedomblogging.com/2009/01/07/usc-football-report-says-orgeron-offered-d-coordinator-position/8222/#more-8222

]]> By: Anonymous http://michigansportscenter.com/2009/01/more-on-greg-robinson.html/comment-page-1#comment-3247 Anonymous Wed, 21 Jan 2009 16:31:00 +0000 http://michigansportscenter.com/?p=1563#comment-3247 The reality is, if any candidate is a true DC stud, then he wouldn't be coming here as our coordinator he would be named as someone's head coach. However, if we end up with a stud as a coordinator, he's gone in a year or two for the same reason. So basically we're looking for a guy who can do a good job keeping us within games for the long term, which "could" be GR or someone like him. The reality is, if any candidate is a true DC stud, then he wouldn’t be coming here as our coordinator he would be named as someone’s head coach. However, if we end up with a stud as a coordinator, he’s gone in a year or two for the same reason. So basically we’re looking for a guy who can do a good job keeping us within games for the long term, which “could” be GR or someone like him.

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