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I believe we are already a better team in '14.
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OOOOOHHHH YEEEAAAAHHHHH FEEELS SOOOOO GOOOOOD. (pos) BANG ME!!!
Holy Shit.....I can't believe they actually did it!
Wow - did not expect that. Is this Hoke's "Beilein moment" - shaking up the staff after year three to launch the program to new heights?
Pos bang!
Although I don't know how to feel. On the one hand I feel bad for him since he seems like a really good dude. On the other I'm pretty happy Hoke is making a change, hopefully for the better. Do we go after someone big? Or maybe someone solid like Bill Cubit?
Definitely did NOT see this coming, but must say I am for it.
With that said, if Hoke/Brandon are only going to stuff a certain philosophy (must huddle, lack of hurry-up offense, no audible/adjustments to defense, etc.) down a different OC's throat, then it doesn't matter who is the OC. Hire a top-notch OC and let him do his job; let him innovate; let him adjust to defensive alignments. I am not saying Hoke/Brandon did this the last 3 years, but it can't happen if they want Michigan to compete for championships consistently and not get left behind.
Now I am really interested to see who the new OC will be. I would love someone like Mike Bloomgren to come in and be OC/OL, and then hire a dedicated QB coach. Not sure what happens to Fred Jackson. I would imagine they have someone or at least a few candidates before making this decision to let Borges go.
There is no evidence whatsoever that Brandon has any involvement in the Xs and Os of the team, and Hoke has not shown himself to be overbearing in that way either. In fact, Hoke seems to be just the opposite. He seems to delegate well and calls himself a defensive coach.
I did not expect this...I hope he lands on his feet and believe he will.
"Rubberband Man" by the Spinners was playing on my laptop as I got to this. Perfect rhythm...
No shame here
Borges was awful and had no consistency. Anyone with half of a offensive mind can do a better job and I welcome this news.
I predict the site crashes after this news.
I don't think this happens unless there's someone expressing interest, or someone Michigan really thinks they can get. I know, I know, we all thought that after the 2 coaching changes so I could be completely wrong, but there has to be something behind the scenes, right? RIGHT?
Go get Matt Limegrover from NIU.
This might be the first post in Mgoblog history to have one million upvotes.
Praise The Lord
@coachingsearch says that Hoke reached out to UCLA OC Noel Mazzone... Wow.
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"Decisions like these are never easy," said Hoke. "I have a great amount of respect for Al as a football coach and, more importantly, as a person. I appreciate everything he has done for Michigan Football for the past three seasons."
Such decisions never are, and I do respect all the time and effort the entire staff put into this team. In the case of Hoke, it cannot be easy to see someone who left a job and came across the country with you to Ann Arbor go under any circumstances. Like many here, I was not the biggest fan of Borges either, but I do respect the effort all the same and I respect Brady Hoke for standing by his staff throughout the season and waiting until a more opportune moment to make changes. I imagine Borges will land somewhere - best of luck to him.
It looks like Noel Mazzone from UCLA is already in contact with Hoke.
My guess is that if no improvement next year it'll be Hokes Ass. Assistants first, then the head coach.
Its actually a wise move by Hoke.
Say Michigan goes 8-4 (likely given the young line, tough road games) next year...he buys himself a 5th year because the OC needs time to transition.
If Michigan goes 8-4 with Borges...well...that excuse wasn't going to fly.
I never want to celebrate someone being fired but this was really needed. Good Luck to Borges in his future endeavors.
That guy is an idiot, I've been trying to tell people since the 2012 season. Best news of the year!!!
An idiot? No. Not the best coordinator for Michigan? Yes.
this was probably one of the toughest decisions Coach Hoke has ever had to make or be a part of in his career. I am sure there was pressure from above (Rich Alums > Brandon > Hoke) to make a change but this will help Hoke grow as a coach and leader. All the best to Al and hope that that the Rich Alums are backing up their wishes with their pocketbooks so we can retain a well qualified OC. We will never know the full story but let the OC search begin. To all MGoBloggers, fire Up FlightTracker and start watching the comings and goings at the airports.
Very surprised this happened now...guessing it was Brandon who pushed hard (or made the call). It needed to happen, despite the upcoming change for the offense and DG.
they will be coming out of the dead period for contacting recruits in a week if I remember correctly. One of the first priorities is 2015 quarterback. You want to have your coordinator on board with the quarterback.
Their also could have been some concern on feedback on the 2015 recruits. Two possiblities come to mind right away. It's better to sell those individuals and others that you are committed to winning.
On to the OC search!
I'm suprised just like everyone else. I know most people want a big name, but I'd rather have an effective (or is it affective...) OC even if he's an under the radar type. Just figure out how to consistently get us some positive rushing yards PLEASE!!
Do you want him to have a significant effect on outcomes of games, or affect a dramatic pose regardless of outcome?
An affective coordinator is someone who regulates moods or feelings.
An effective coordinator is someone who generates more than 1 YPC against Penn State.
Brandon would have to back up a truck full of money to Cam's house to attract him, I would think.
Best news ever. I haven't been this happy about Michigan football in quite some time. Good riddance Borges. Please fire Funk now!
Holy fuck. This thread took so long to load. I was hoping it was good. POSBANG
He knows he needs to make a change and that 2014 will be a critical season. Given that, he's making a change. Reinforces my faith in the man. Best thing for the team, the program, and probably for Brady's job security, too. May we find someone that can maximize the talents of Gardner and a strong stable of young players...and has effective blocking schemes.
Surprising, but not surprising. Now give me someone aggressive, adaptable, and ready to kick some ass!
It's about time.
Unexpected but I fell it was the right choice. I thought the guy lost us more than a few games just on his inability to make adjustments.
I'm sorry...it's the... its the pleats
It's an optical illusion, a pattern on the pants.
He knows he needs to make a change and that 2014 will be a critical season. Given that, he's making a change. Reinforces my faith in the man. Best thing for the team, the program, and probably for Brady's job security, too. May we find someone that can maximize the talents of Gardner and a strong stable of young players...and has effective blocking schemes.
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Sydney in Style: Lunch Cruise, Afternoon Sightseeing and Dinner at Summit Restaurant
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Sydney in Style: Lunch Cruise, Afternoon Sightseeing and Dinner at Summit Restaurant. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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Uki Kustaman B
It was a satisfied experience.
The cruise, the city tour and the dinner in the Summit restaurant were all the best.
We passed the Opera House so near that we could have the best view of the Opera House, the city tour passed around the city and stop in Bondi beach and the dinner was excellent.
Janine E
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We had a fabulous day. From start to finish, everything was perfect.
Frances C
Excellent trip. Enjoyed the day but have to say, very poorly organised. We reconfirmed and we are told to check in at King Street Wharf half hour then originally confirmed. We did to find out that the trip was not leaving early. We had to stand around waiting. Then, after the cruise, we were told to walk to the road for the coach pick up. Our Viator Tour voucher said that we were booked with one supplier, yet the coach to collect us was from another. Driver was about to leave without us. It was only when I piped up and asked the driver that we were taken on board. Dinner was very nice but tour gets you there too early and we had to wait a while for dinner to be served. We were also placed in a very empty part of the restaurant away from other 'paying' patrons.
Love the tour and have already recommended to others, but perhaps a little more organisation to make the day run more smoothly would be useful.
Richard Pearce
United Kingdom
The lunch cruise was excellent. The quality of the vessel and buffet food exceeded our expectations. The dinner at the Summit was also good with spectacular views but with a limited choice from a set menu of only 3 entrees, 3 mains and 3 dessets this was not really "a la carte". Unfortunately, the afternoon City and Bondi Beach coach tour was cancelled and we were put on the Manly tour without being told. However, when we enquired why we hadn't done any of the things on the afternoon itinerary we were offered the city tour the following day "free of charge" which we gladly accepted.
Well organised, exceptional coach tour giving lots of info, evening meal was great.
Sharon A
United Kingdom
Very enjoyable!
Alison F
The harbor cruise itself was nice. However, the lunch buffet on the harbor cruise was disappointing and the only beverage included was tap water. The afternoon sightseeing was very enjoyable and our guide was great. We got to see much of Sydney and its various harbors. The dinner at the Summit was also very nice. You can't beat the view, especially as the sun is setting. The food was good too!
Florence M
Very nice day, food at the summit restaurant was wonderful.
the lunch cruise was great and had a nice variety of food in the buffet. well worth doing.The afternoon sightseeing was worth doing but we only got a few minutes here and there to take photos. the longest stop was at Bondi where we got 25 minutes. Dinner needs more variety in the menu but was nice
Eric B
This was a good day's worth of fun for those who want to relax and learn about the city. I would recommend this to first-time Sydney visitors, especially on your first day or two in the city. The only suggestion I will make is that the transitions between each activity could be better laid out. How long each segment was going to last, which bus is yours after the lunch cruise, because there is a line of buses belonging to different companies, etc.
Letitia G
The cruise was fantastic, the sightseeing was great, the restaurant though unfortunately not so good. The only food offered to the tour party was buffalo or fish. I can't eat either, and we ended up at McDonalds!!! It would have been better if the menu was published on the site.
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Kitchen /Dining Area for 8 and 2 no high chairs
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Missing Raffy
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Don't understand Diane's previous comment. An Aussie turn of phrase perhaps. I love watching tennis and will miss Raffa. The championships are not the same without him. Will you be going to watch any of the matches?ReplyDelete
oh and I thought you were missing Rafael Epstein *snorts*ReplyDelete
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The Fed, Michael. We won't squabble then.Delete
Oh no MC, the Swiss Express, as magnificent a tennis player as he has been, is not a patch on Nadal when it comes to attractiveness, in this gay man's opinion. I only wish Nadal would try a different style of underwear as he has to snatch at his underpants too often even for my liking.ReplyDeleteReplies
Victor, I would pop in a little itching powder to get some action happening, if he has to fiddle.Delete
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Sometimes I wrestle with my Demons.
Sometimes we just snuggle.
Well, Gator-eye pretty much killed this thread….
That, or anything to do with the safety, well-being of my family….
Nothing witty or clever to put here….
Yeah, safety/health of my family is about the only thing.
That or directions to Galt's Gulch.
I would burn a million pounds for a million dollars.
A gun to my head.
The fact that I'd have to pay taxes on it.
2015 Goal. Be a bigger Beast
I just like to watch the world burn.
sounds like someone needs a tutorial on currency exchange rates.
This is just simple international finance 101, for example
1 dollar is worth more than 1 yen
1 dollar is worth more than 1 peso
1 euro is worth more than 1 dollar
1 pound is worth more than 1 dollar
If I'm traveling through europe and someone is offering me straightup euros or pounds for my dollars one for one, I'm taking it.
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It is with deep sadness and heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Sharon Elizabeth Bester (nee Brick), of Walkerton. Sharon passed away at South Bruce Grey Health Centre, Walkerton on Thursday, September 20, 2012. She was 42.
She will be sadly missed by her devoted and loving husband Pat of Walkerton and cherished in the hearts of her sons Kody and Lucas, both at home. Much loved daughter of Pauline Brick (nee Ball) of Walkerton and dear sister of Pat (Joe) Giesler of Walkerton, Sheila Brick (Brandon McLeod) of Dundalk, Jerome Brick of Walkerton, Bill (Barb) Brick of Clifford and Jim (Onnie) Brick of Hopeville. Forever remembered by her parents-in-law Lorne and Joan Bester and her brothers & sisters-in-law Tim (Wendy) Bester, Bruce (Alisa) Bester, Kathy Flett, Mike Bester, Jordy (Anne) Bester, Sharon (Rob) Bentall and Brian (Kim) Bester. Sharon will also be missed by many nieces and nephews and her loyal companion Max. She will hold a special place in the hearts of all the children whose lives she touched and inspired over the years in her home day care and the many friendships that were nurchured and grew from those relationships.
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In the fifth round, Rozsival stickhandled his way to the net and lifted a backhander over Pekka Rinne. Corey Crawford then preserved the win by making a right pad save on Taylor Beck.
"It's the only move I have so I wanted to make it count," said Rozsival.
Brandon Saad and Patrick Kane scored for the Blackhawks, who have won three of four. Crawford stopped 25 shots in the win.
David Legwand and Beck scored for the Predators, who have dropped three straight. Rinne made 38 saves in the loss.
Down by two goals, Nashville made it a 2-1 game at the 3:56 mark of the third when the puck came in on Crawford and he was slow to cover it up as Legwand jammed it in.
"We got a little bit of a lucky goal...and that gave us momentum," Predators head coach Barry Trotz said.
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Update on Ilva Del CarmenIlva continues working in her grocery store business and selling school supplies. She has been investing in stock through loans from Afodenic. This has been of great use to her household. Ilva's husband works as a driver and her children are in school.
Ilva will invest this new loan in buying basic grains, rice, beans, sugar, corn, oil, toilet paper, cereals, milk, candies, Coca Cola products, chicken, eggs and school supplies so that she can offer her customers a wide range of products.
Ilva plans to use her profits to lay some tiles in her living room as it is currently bare earth. She would like to make this improvement for the well-being of her family.
Hoy con este nuevo préstamo Ilva, invertirá en granos básicos, en arroz, frijoles, azúcar, maíz, bidón de aceite, bolsón de papel higiénico, cereales, pote de leche, golosinas, productos coca cola, carne, pollo, huevo entre otros como utiles ecolares. Para seguir ofertando a sus cliente variedad de productos. Como planes con sus ganancias es poner cerámica en su sala ya que aun es de tierra y desea hacer esta mejora para el bienestar familiar.
Previous Loan DetailsIlva is married. Her husband works as a driver and helps her with expenses. Her children are in school and her short term goals are that her children become professionals. She is a very hard working woman who has a grocery store. She started it a long time ago with her own funds. Her future ... More from Ilva Del Carmen's previous loan »
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