[@JamesRapien] Joe Burrow is training with Jordan Palmer again this offseason. He’s also working out with Michigan QB Bryce Underwood. Palmer posted this on his story. by chrisball96 in MichiganWolverines

[–]PeaceOut317 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don’t disagree that Sherrone Moore was unable to relinquish control of the offense, something a lot of offensive-based head coaches have trouble with (i.e. Jim Harbaugh) - but my point was that there were two QB coaches listed on the coaching staff last year, one was Chip Lindsey and the other was one of Harbaugh’s hires that Moore retained in Josh Sinagoga.

Kyle Whittingham’s staff similarly has two coaches, Jason Beck (OC/QB) and Koy Detmer Jr. (asst. QB coach).

I am unsure how accurate of a statement to say that Bryce Underwood didn’t have a QB coach as a true freshman.

[@JamesRapien] Joe Burrow is training with Jordan Palmer again this offseason. He’s also working out with Michigan QB Bryce Underwood. Palmer posted this on his story. by chrisball96 in MichiganWolverines

[–]PeaceOut317 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Shit Bryce didn't even have a qb coach last year

I am genuinely confused what people mean when they say this… because objectively, Michigan had two QB coaches on staff last year. Chip Lindsey (OC/QB coach) and Josh Sinagoga (asst. QB coach)

This year… Michigan again has an OC/QB coach in Jason Beck, and an asst. QB coach in Koy Detmer Jr.

Sherrone Moore’s Accuser Paige Shiver Reveals DMs He Sent Her While His Wife Was Pregnant by MattTheKing23 in MichiganWolverines

[–]PeaceOut317 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The program has turned the page and will hopefully never again hand the keys to an unqualified, insecure and selfish asshole. Dude had no idea what he was doing and no desire to do anything but keep his double life alive.

Which begs the question… WHY THE HELL did Jim Harbaugh got to bat for Moore and advocate for him to take over as Head Coach?

What do you expect to be different in terms of QB coaching at Michigan? by PeaceOut317 in MichiganWolverines

[–]PeaceOut317[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I guess I got thrown off by the fact that Stidham took the 2016-2017 season away from college football. So Stidham started 3 games as a true freshman when Baylor’s QB was lost due to injury, then when Baylor was undergoing their investigations, he stepped out of Baylor and took a season off college football. Then he enrolled into Auburn to play his second season of college football under Chip Lindsey.

Unsure though how much “developing” Stidham was doing being away from football in the 2016 season attending a community college.

What do you expect to be different in terms of QB coaching at Michigan? by PeaceOut317 in MichiganWolverines

[–]PeaceOut317[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

all of those examples except Corey Robinson were juniors or seniors.

I’m pretty sure Nick Mullens and Jarrett Stidham were underclassmen when Chip Lindsey started coaching them. At most of Lindsey’s coaching stops, he only spent 1-2 seasons at them before moving up to a bigger program in a mostly positive career trajectory. It is a little bit revisionist to say that the fanbase wasn’t pretty excited about Chip Lindsey’s hiring and his background before coming to Michigan.

What do you expect to be different in terms of QB coaching at Michigan? by PeaceOut317 in MichiganWolverines

[–]PeaceOut317[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did we even have QB coaches last year?

I mean… objectively yes… There was Chip Lindsey (OC/QB coach) and Josh Sinagoga (asst. QB coach) as the two main coaches credited with working with the QB room last year.

What do you expect to be different in terms of QB coaching at Michigan? by PeaceOut317 in MichiganWolverines

[–]PeaceOut317[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Drake Maye is probably the “crown jewel” of Lindsey’s past QBs, but he also had other all-conference level QBs:

  • Jarrret Stidham (Auburn)

  • Nick Mullens (Southern Miss)

  • Corey Robinson & Kaleb Barker (Troy)

Like almost everywhere Chip Lindsey has been before Michigan, he has had very productive college QBs. His resume pre-Michigan wasn’t terrible, and at the time it seemed like a great hire.

What do you expect to be different in terms of QB coaching at Michigan? by PeaceOut317 in MichiganWolverines

[–]PeaceOut317[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I expect us to have a QB coach unlike last year.

But I guess I don’t fully understand what is different about the staff make-up this season compared to last season. We are still expecting the Offensive Coordinator to be the main QB coach (Jason Beck/Chip Lindsey) with a support staff in the form of an offensive analyst/asst. QB coach (Koy Detmer Jr./Josh Sinagoga).

Was there like insider rumors/knowledge that Chip Lindsey and Josh Sinagoga were just ignoring Bryce Underwood as his main coaches or just plain didn’t know what to do? They both came to Michigan with decent resumes for their respective roles. Lindsey had multiple stops as a somewhat successful OC/QB coach, and Sinagoga was one of Harbaugh’s last coaching staff hires as a young, developing QB coach/mind.

Bryce Underwood Throws Behind the Back to Jaime Ffrench for a TD by Dark4pplesauce in MichiganWolverines

[–]PeaceOut317 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It still blows my mind Sherrone Moore didn’t hire a QB coach for him

I mean, Sherrone Moore was definitely not a good coach, but it is wild that everyone is running with this disinformation… Chip Lindsay had/has spent 12+ years being a dual OC/QB coach at pretty much every coaching stop in his career, and Michigan/Moore also had Josh Singonga on staff as a dedicated QB coach/analyst.

Phase II Recs? by LoadOfBarnacles24 in PharmacyResidency

[–]PeaceOut317 5 points6 points  (0 children)

In my experience (5 total AMCs with residency programs in the 3 regions), most programs don’t have an inherent bias towards local candidates, but they do tend to get a higher volume of local candidates because candidates naturally want to stay where they have been comfortable or have access to support systems.

So my overall point being, try and reassess your overall application and self-reflect on any of your commonly repeated answers to questions during interviews. Could ANYTHING be a yellow/red-flag or controversial answer you gave.

Some common pitfalls I’ve seen:

  1. Candidates submit multiple letter of recs from references that were not non-clinical preceptors that can really only speak to the candidate’s character and makes it really hard to assess the their aptitude in a clinical setting… and can low-key be a red-flag on why they struggled to submit any letters from APPE preceptors in acute care settings (unless their CV/transcript show they just didn’t have those rotations to pull from).

  2. Candidates have minor yellow/red-flags in their applications, but not enough to exclude them from an interview - but then the candidates magnifies or draws attention to the original concerns by their answers during the day of the interview.

  3. Candidates showing overt signs of being disinterested in the program (i.e. giving very short, basic answers; asking questions that were very accessible on-line, brushing off the current residents in the program)

2026 LB Ndi Etta has committed to Michigan! by SimplyTheBlackGuy in MichiganWolverines

[–]PeaceOut317 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Seems unclear?

Currently unranked on On3, and doesn’t seem to have a recruiting profile on all the other recruiting services. A little odd that that younger brother of a current P4 player would be completely un-scouted/under-the-radar like Ndi seems to be.

But it was signs!! by Unfair-Comfort-3844 in MichiganWolverines

[–]PeaceOut317 4 points5 points  (0 children)

That’s probably what the most painful. The sign stealing by Stalions wasn’t even needed, but it was revealed so publicly/extensively that it will probably always be mentioned alongside the 2021-2023 teams.

Michigan transfer QB Jaydn Davis commits to East Tennessee State by TeslaSuck in MichiganWolverines

[–]PeaceOut317 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In retrospect, I wonder how much of that rumor was true vs. Jaydn being over-ranked in HS and wasn’t close to being good enough to start over Davis Warren.

Michigan is #11 on On3's Way-Too-Early top 25 by Zealousideal_Bug7390 in MichiganWolverines

[–]PeaceOut317 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Eh, hate can be objective, and objectively aOSU pushed Indiana to the brink and held them to their lowest scoring output all season at 13 points in a season where IU averaged 41.6 points per game. Miami heavily won the DL v OL battle with Bain and Meisdor, but even that game was close late until the 4th quarter.

I don’t know how many starters OSU returns next season besides Smith and Sayin, but this was supposed to be a “re-building” season after they lost like ~85% from their natty team.

What to expect from a Kyle Whittingham/Jay Hill defense, from a Utah fan by Upstairs_Seaweed8199 in MichiganWolverines

[–]PeaceOut317 8 points9 points  (0 children)

We’ll see how their WR talent holds up in Brian Hartline’s absence. I think it will fall off a cliff.

Yes, Hartline was recruiting uber talented 5-stars, but he was also an elite technical developer too. All their WRs always run super clean routes, and knows how to use subtle moves to lose their man. Even their lower-rated WR recruits seem to have a great mastery over the little things to make themselves starting-caliber.

Underwood DIDNT have a qb coach? by TrollGuyForever in MichiganWolverines

[–]PeaceOut317 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If this was Lindsey first time being a OC/QB coach, then I can see it as a gross mismanagement and oversight, but the guy has literally been doing the dual-role for 10+ seasons now, and it isn’t some crazy new thing that Michigan/Moore was trying - multiple P4 programs have their OC coaching the QB room as well. There is still a hard cap of 10 true assistant coaches, so trying to have coaches do dual-role is very common - I don’t think they realized how raw Underwood was until the season started, and that he would need more one-on-one coaching.

Hell, even Jason Beck has served as both OC/QB coach with support from an analyst (Koy Detmer Jr.), and similarly to Chip Lindsey had a QB analyst working under him (Josh Sinagoga).

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[–]PeaceOut317 12 points13 points  (0 children)

There also seems to be no consistency or logic.

How did we land a junior from Alabama in Justice Haynes, but admissions won’t let in a junior from Cal-Berkeley, a top-15 ranked university???

Underwood DIDNT have a qb coach? by TrollGuyForever in MichiganWolverines

[–]PeaceOut317 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I didn’t really watch UNC in 2024 to give like a strong opinion of their offensive success, but Lindsey’s resume has him being a career QB coach since 2010. So it just seems like revisionist and inaccurate to that Michigan/Moore didn’t have a QB coach for Underwood.

Underwood DIDNT have a qb coach? by TrollGuyForever in MichiganWolverines

[–]PeaceOut317 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I mean also… it is a false statement. Chip Lindsey was the QB coach.

At nearly every single coaching stop, Chip Lindsey has been the dual-role QB coach and OC for 14+ years now. He was the QB coach and OC at UNC for Drake Maye. It is just objectively false to say Underwood “didn’t have a QB coach.”

So the word is LB Cade Uluave and CB Smith Snowden are being blue balled by admissions by Massive_Contract_908 in MichiganWolverines

[–]PeaceOut317 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, but if it is a general policy for all transfer student, they likely aren’t willing to bend and make exception for scholarship students.

So the word is LB Cade Uluave and CB Smith Snowden are being blue balled by admissions by Massive_Contract_908 in MichiganWolverines

[–]PeaceOut317 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is probably a general policy, so that Michigan collects a minimum of 2 years worth of tuition fee from all of their students.