This article from The Detroit News sounds like Rich Rodriguez better figure it out up in Ann Arbor quickly. To compound the issue, which this article does not address, Rodriguez and his staff are not concentrating on keeping the top in-state talent at home; Michigan State under Coach Mark Dantonio is going to be the beneficiary of this puzzling decision.
Again, I am not surprised with the struggles Michigan has had this season, as I wrote back in July. The only difference with what I wrote in July to now is I believed Michigan would lose to Wisconsin and defeat Toledo; other than those two games, the season has transpired as I believed it would.
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