Gary Moeller

I mean, forever.

This goes back to Lloyd and Gary Moeller.

You can get them here.

If tight ends think they're going to catch the ball, they'll come to school there.

Like, I don't think that people nationally recognize that Michigan really moves like an SEC team in terms of, you know, the people that they want on that campus.

And, you know, I remember back when I was a kid, you know, having a Michigan man as the head coach where Gary Moeller and, you know, all these other cats, like, is this a person, Rich Rodriguez, Rich Rodriguez got dropped in there from West Virginia.

It was like, wait, wait a minute, y'all.

I just want to coach some football, right? Like, Kyle Whittingham leaves Utah and they're like, whoo, all right, we can go out here and kick ass now.

I just don't think that would be the case.

John, Gary Moeller.

Yes, I'm here.

Gary Moeller was a defensive coordinator too, but he knew offense.

I'm just, I'm just, I'm not, I'm not, he's not, I know that that's, but Gary Moeller was a defensive coordinator, but he knew offenses.

He knew how to, he knew how to stop offenses and he knew how to set the offense back up.

He knew the difference.

And I know Woody Johnson does not want to fire Aaron Glenn, but I can assure you after that loss to Miami, his seat is growing hotter by the hour.

Yeah, and I can give you a parallel to that, Ryan, but it's college football, and it was the University of Michigan when Bo Schembechler had a trusted assistant, former Ohio State captain Gary Moeller, and then he got the idea that he wanted to be a head coach, so he went to Illinois.

and you know he couldn't couldn't get anything done there it was fired after three seasons uh Bo brought him back and he wound up being Shem Beckler's successor so there you go who knows sometimes it's just uh the fit is not correct I know what a baseball town that's not a town what a baseball metropolis uh New York is what's the reaction there to this World Series

I mean, I've talked to a couple of Yankee fans who, after watching what the Brewers are doing to the Rays, they feel good about not being in the World Series because they know that they were not going to beat these guys.

And when you also realize that Michigan has not put so much on a quarterback, really, like I said, in modern history.

Jim Beckler, Gary Moeller, Lloyd Carr, they did not put this much.

Jim Harbaugh, they didn't put this much on their quarterback.

It was pretty much, here's the play, you're going to drop back, you're going to do your progressions.

Bo Schembechler retires in 1990.

They named their longtime assistant Gary Moeller.

Coach.

He won the Big Ten his first three seasons, including the 1992 Rose Bowl.

Tapes were released of his drunken outburst at a restaurant.

So he was fired.

They were doing well, but then Gary Moeller gets fired, and then they're like, oh, we also have another longtime assistant.

His name's Lloyd Carr, and he was also on those Ben Shembechler staffs, and we're going to hire him.