Posted on Fri, Dec 3, 2010 : 7:02 a.m.
Rich Rodriguez brings crowd to its feet at Michigan football banquet; BCS says MSU remains under consideration and more
By Kaleb Roedel
Legendary Michigan running back Jamie Morris, center, poses with members of the 1985 Wolverines, including coaches Jerry Hanlon, left, and Gary Moeller, right, during Thursday night, December 2nd's University of Michigan Club of Greater Detroit's 90th Annual Football Bust at the Laurel Manor in Livonia. Members of the 1985 team were being honored at the bust.
Lon Horwedel | AnnArbor.com
In large part, writes the Detroit News' Angelique S. Chengelis, "Rodriguez reiterated what he said after the Wolverines' 37-7 loss to Ohio State last Saturday, that the 'worst is behind' the Wolverines."
Chengelis adds, "Rodriguez said what he has said for weeks, that he believes in the direction of the program," before quoting the current Michigan coach: "Our time is coming, and it's coming in a big way," Rodriguez said. "We'll let people jump on the bandwagon."
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- AnnArbor.com: Photo slideshow from Michigan's annual banquet
- AnnArbor.com: Dave Brandon says there's a good chance of more Big Ten expansion
- AnnArbor.com: Michigan's bowl fortunes may swing towards Sunshine State
- Detroit Free Press: Dave Brandon indicates Wolverines could play on New Year's Day
- Detroit Free Press: 'I truly want to be a Michigan man,' says Rich Rodriguez
- Detroit News: Cass Tech junior LB likes Michigan, but will weigh options
- Detroit Free Press: BCS says Michigan State remains under consideration
- Detroit Free Press: Michigan State's list of visitors grows by two
- FanHouse.com: Pickin' on the Big Ten, the year-end awards edition
- Star Tribune: Mike Leach makes case that he's perfect for Gophers
- ESPN.com: Ohio State president Gee: 'I need to keep my mouth closed'
- Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Stop whining, NCAA got it right on Cam Newton
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- AnnArbor.com: ACC-Big Ten Challenge causes a little shakeup in power rankings
- Grand Rapids Press: Spartans left wondering what-if after stars struggle vs. Duke
- Grand Rapids Press: MSU walks away from Duke loss frustrated, not broken
Comments
Blueman Rick
Fri, Dec 3, 2010 : 11:05 p.m.
Yes RR. The worst will behind us following the bowl game and the hiring of our new HC.
leathercouch
Fri, Dec 3, 2010 : 12:43 p.m.
"they can jump on the bandwagon, they just wont have a front seat" our king has spoken!
D21
Fri, Dec 3, 2010 : 10:20 a.m.
seems, this re-run is playing itself out...i remember the exact same actions, words, and deeds that RR and family pulled when caught with his hand in the cookie jar -wanting the bama job, then no, wanting to stay at wvu... how sorrrryyy he was... he would never- ever leave us....fast forward to the wvu-pitt game... and he cannot man-up and tell the team, fans, and state what he had cooked up at ann arbor...bolts after the game... and lands in the arms of the maze and gold.... now singing the cry me a river song - oh please... what drama.... conartist-snake oil dr you have... karma has returned to the RR and now he is playin' the maze folks for his "i want to be a mich man"...get real.. he wanted to be a mtneer too - and that didnt happen... get rid of him now....before he causes any more embrassement to your program!!! Pasted it from a WVU fan online
The OSU
Fri, Dec 3, 2010 : 8:25 a.m.
Kaleb: You need to correct the title of this article. The dinner was not a banquet. It was a FOOTBALL BUST.