Apparently, Michigan has hired Alabama's OC making him one of the highest paid coordinators in college football.

http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootbal ... om-Alabama

Would this mean they're going back to the pro-style O? (I didn't read the article, full-disclosure)

HeffnerIV wrote:Would this mean they're going back to the pro-style O? (I didn't read the article, full-disclosure)

The article didn't address that point.

HeffnerIV wrote:Would this mean they're going back to the pro-style O? (I didn't read the article, full-disclosure)

That's Brady Hoke's MO. We'll see if he can pull it off.

That's good news for Devin Gardner and not so much for us but at least we get them in the first game of the transition.

SpeedkingATL wrote:That's good news for Devin Gardner and not so much for us but at least we get them in the first game of the transition.

That depends on what type of offense they run. He isn't a Pro style guy so it might make for a tough transition for Gardner.

Going to be a huge change for Michigan and an advantage in many ways with the questions it leaves.
Hope we have enough new personnel that they will know much less about us also.

Similar, but unrelated and not of immediate impact, saw this about ODU:
http://www.odusports.com/ViewArticle.db ... =209368776

HeffnerIV wrote:Would this mean they're going back to the pro-style O? (I didn't read the article, full-disclosure)

Hoke had already brought back a pro-style O with Al Borges, who obviously wasn't getting it done and he was let go.