3 overreactions from Michigan Football’s win over Nebraska
By Nick Popio
2. Jim Harbaugh and crew care what about the supporters think
This is an untrue statement and an obvious overreaction. No coach that I can think of cares what the naysayers have to say about how they win or lose.
Winning should cure-all, but that’s not always the case. Losing places doubt and criticism is warranted, but not when you’re 10-0 and have been clamoring for years to be in this precious position.
Coaches don’t read the newspapers, go on social media and cry, and don’t listen to people whining on sports radio. They have too much of a burden on their hands to stay the course and keep winning, as in Michigan’s case. It’s not a cushiony job, especially when you’re losing and everybody wants your head on a stake.
Last year, Jim Harbaugh formulated a recipe to beat Ohio State and dominate the Big Ten not only now, but for years to come. It may not always be flashy, but it wins championships. We are so lucky to have Coach Harbaugh lead this football program. #GoBlue
— Michigan Chief of Propaganda (@UMichCoP) November 13, 2022
Harbaugh and his crew have done an illustrious job turning this program around into a national power and title contender. He was always the right man for the gig and has proven it to the ones who thought he should be fired two years ago. Hats off to Warde Manuel for believing in that and letting Harbaugh remain to shove it in the face of all of his doubters.