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    MICHIGAN COACHING SEARCH: STRIKE IT RICH: West Virginia coach Rich Rodriguez accepts Wolverines job
    0 starsbaorao | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 16 2007 | football, michigan, sports
    MICHIGAN COACHING SEARCH: STRIKE IT RICH: West Virginia coach Rich Rodriguez accepts Wolverines job

    Good news. I hope he can adapt his spread option to a pass-heavy variety for the next couple of years so as to preserve the career of Ryan Mallett. I think like many Michigan fans, at the very least I am just happy to see some radical change in the program.

    Quoted: West Virginia's Rich Rodriguez, who met with U-M president Mary Sue Coleman and athletic director Bill Martin on Friday in Toledo, has accepted the Michigan coaching job, replacing retiring coach Lloyd Carr. Associate athletic director Bruce Madej confirmed to a Free Press report this afternoon that Rodriguez would be the Wolverines' 17th football coach. U-M has scheduled a news conference for 9 a.m. Monday on campus.

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    THE WARNING TO CONGRESS: Legislators: Hands off our water
    0 starsbaorao | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 09 2007 | news, michigan
    THE WARNING TO CONGRESS: Legislators: Hands off our water

    Now that is a militia I'd take part in. Though I'd insist that we fight with bayonets and muskets.

    Quoted: Two Michigan members of Congress fired a stern warning Thursday to colleagues in faster-growing, drought-stricken parts of the nation: Don't even consider using a seemingly harmless bill to study the nation's water usage as cover to begin a process aimed at taking Great Lakes water. Grand Rapids Republican Vern Ehlers, predicted what might happen if anyone attempted a water grab. "I would suspect we'd call up the militia and take up arms," Ehlers said. "We feel that serious about it."

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