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He ranked them 25, he also gave Scum their highest ranking at 15

Total joke.

He should know better.

Speaking of coaches and voting.......

Coaches Poll: Big 12 voters take bite out of Northern Illinois

Here you can check out how all the coaches poll voters cast their votes.

How coaches voted in USA Today poll

What's up with Hazell and Lembo? Sour grapes? Hoke sure forgot where he came from fast. That BCS kool-aid is some powerful stuff. A few sips and you are indoctrinated into power thinking.

Good for him, he's a homer and isn't ashamed. Too bad some MAC coaches don't act the same. We're not talking "fairness and competition" here, we're talking big $$ and you do everything you can to promote yourself at the expense of all others to get the dough.

It's the American way, it's the NC$$ way with their BC$.

Why should he do anything different?

Kind of funny that the 3 guys who voted Michigan the highest (#15) were Brady Hoke, Brian Kelly, and none other than Rich Rodriguez.

Coaches voting is a terrible idea. If they really think about how it effects their team financially, they would vote for their coferences every time.

As for UofM being voted as high as 15 and NIU as low as 25. Those are probably actually pretty accurate. If they lined up on the same field, UofM would most likely win by 3 scores.

(12-03-2012 01:48 PM)WheresWaldo42 Wrote: [ -> ]As for UofM being voted as high as 15 and NIU as low as 25. Those are probably actually pretty accurate. If they lined up on the same field, UofM would most likely win by 3 scores.

I hope you're being sarcastic.

IMO, if they lined up on the same field, scUM would be in for a rude awakening. That's a fine NIU team.

Maybe so. But remember this is also an NIU team that lost to IOWA

Oh, you don't have to remind me of that one. One of the few things we Hawkeye fans had to be happy about this year. And then CMU beat Iowa, which was the beginning of the end.

Other than the massive buyout clause. How does Kirk Ferentz keep his job?

How many times does he need to lose to a MAC school and finish middle of the pack in the Big 10 before people realize he isnt very good.

And then his name always surfaces for big time job openings every year. That makes ZERO sense to me.