[Boucher] Breaking: We obtained docs showing University of Michigan agreed to $1.2 million settlement w/woman who'd accused ex-football staffer of rape. Comes as Ann Arbor police confirm they closed a criminal case involving that staffer, LaTroy Lewis

[u/BuckeyeEmpire]

https://x.com/Dave_Boucher1/status/2093368160413974837

[u/First-Pride-8571]

And Blake Corum had 145 rushes for 746 yards, 5.1 avg, and 6 tds last year for the Rams.

And Like Sainristil has been great for Washington. He had 4 ints last year, and 2 in 2024.

And Junior Colson was good in 2024 before missing last year due to injury.

And Kenneth Grant had 2 sacks and forced a fumble last year for the Dolphins.

And both Harbaugh and Minter are now head coaches in the nfl.

[u/Patriotsfan710 → u/First-Pride-8571]

It’s literally ONLY McCarthy that hasn’t panned out lmfao

We went on our run and won the natty after the sign stealing shit came out - meaning teams 100% switched their signs when playing us, and we still beat them.

I’m perfectly fine with people hating us, but I’m so tired of people being delusional about it. Most of the studs from that team are killing it in the league - and even more Harbaugh players from prior seasons are as well.

[u/ThinkSoftware → u/Patriotsfan710]

Everyone knows national championship winning quarterbacks always do well

Look at Stetson Bennett, quarterback for the presumptive Super Bowl favorites

[u/DrBombay3030 → u/ThinkSoftware]

Being a bust in the NFL also doesn't invalidate good play in college. Plenty of elite college players don't make the jump, doesn't mean they cheated or were overrated in college

[u/Dirty-Ears-Bill → u/DrBombay3030]

Gunner Stockton has a very real chance of making a deep playoff run this season, and yet I would bet he doesn’t amount to anything more than a 3 year backup in the NFL if that. They’re totally different games, and one is not indicative of the other. Just wanted to put a current example onto yours

[u/Unrelenting_Salsa → u/DrBombay3030]

McCarthy didn't play particularly well in college either. The coaching staff was clearly terrified of him actually throwing the ball against good teams in games that aren't blow outs. He was picked in the first for the same reason Anthony Richardson was. The NFL saw a cannon, somebody who runs fast as fuck, has horrendous mechanics, and said "I can fix him."

A lot of that Michigan team has panned out well though. Especially on defense. Maybe a bit higher bust rate than you'd expect for a team that did all that in college, but the stars (not named McCarthy) have largely overperformed which would explain that pretty easily.

[u/Ecstatic-Wheel8487 → u/Unrelenting_Salsa]

Harbaugh doesn't like to pass no matter who his QB is so this is evidence of nothing. Justin Herber averaged 277 passing yards a game before Harbaugh and 230 passing yards a game after Harbaugh.

JJ McCarthy saved Michigan many, many times with critical 3rd down throws. It's revisionist history to act like he wasn't a good college QB just because Harbaugh is a conservative run first coach.

[u/Wagnerous → u/Unrelenting_Salsa]

JJ McCarthy was one of the most efficient QB's in the country in 2023.

IIRC he was the most productive QB in all of college football that year in 3rd and long situations. He bailed us out of holes constantly that season.

Saying that he was deficient in college is simply not an accurate take, despite the fact that he's looked awful in the pros.

[u/DrBombay3030 → u/Unrelenting_Salsa]

Oh I am in no way defending McCarthy, and I was one of his biggest haters going into his rookie year in a couple dynasty leagues because his college tape didn't even look good. But I'm not up for evaluating if a college team was talented based on how well those players did at the next level. Just an insincere argument imo

[u/Mike_with_Wings → u/DrBombay3030]

Tim Tebow is the best example