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This information right now is just message board material but it might be something or nothing.
- Fact - Zach Drevno, Tim Drevno's son has committed to Vandy (I believe as a walk-on) as a long snapper. Zach is a member of the 2018 recruiting class.
- Speculation is that Tim will follow Zach to Vandy and will have a role on Derek Mason's staff. -Just a rumor at this point.
- Michigan insider, Sam Webb has speculated that there are more staff changes to come.
Update: Its happening folks!!!
SOURCES: OC Tim Drevno is stepping down at #Michigan. The Wolverine Lounge first reported the news.— Bruce Feldman (@BruceFeldmanCFB) February 23, 2018
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- This FBI/Yahoo/SI Basketball Investigation is going to continue to find out information. The latest report includes MSU star Miles Bridges.
- Steve Lorenz at 24/7 is saying that Michigan has 38 offers out in the state of Georgia for the 2019 class.
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Tim Derveno has stepped down from his position
FWIW, I think Drevno is a great guy and a quality coach to have on anyone's staff. With that being said, it seems to be good for Drevno to find a program (maybe like a Vandy) that can more fully appreciate his skills.
I think behind the scenes Harbaugh saw this coming and that is why he was shuffling pieces around in order to be ready for the inevitable. One true sign of a great leader is the ability and insight to do an honest self assessment of yourself and your program, look at the results honestly and then make the adjustments. This is what Harbaugh has apparently done. Drevno has been with Harbaugh for a number of stops and has done relatively well, however, now he's not getting the results that is needed for a Michigan program and so changes (even difficult ones) need to be made. I've seen coaches whose programs were struggling and they (like many fans) would look at everyone else and throw the wrong person under the bus, then get fired anyway because they didn't do an honest self evaluation.
Harbaugh apparently has a rebuilding plan and we've seen it in the type of hires he has made and the transfers that are coming in. I like ED Warriner as the OL coach (and a OC contributor), and I don't mind McElwain as the OC/WR coach, he's done well with them in the past. Some people are better position coaches and/or coordinators than they are head coaches. Quite often our American drive to get to the top blinds us from being able to tell the difference.
Michigan football will be fine. IMHO!!!
Nice writeup Bob, although I can do without the shark jokes.
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