The Wolverine: Covering University of Michigan Football and Sports
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INSIDE MICHIGAN ATHLETICS THEY SAID IT JUNE/JULY 2022 THE WOLVERINE 17 "There are certain college football programs that are built like NFL programs. Alabama is one, Michigan is the other one. The two top ones, I would say. Those guys generally come in and they know what to expect. It's a little flatter for those guys in terms of practice and understanding how it works." — Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh "That's something I think about daily. Now, you're not gonna know it for another 10 years, 15 or even 20 years. And it's all gonna be about these young men that I coach, how they turn out to be. What kind of fathers they are, what kind of husbands they are, what kind of people they are in their communities — I think you're gonna find it's gonna be pretty good. But that's something I think about all the time. That's overarching, [and] what this is all about." — Michigan football head coach JIM HARBAUGH discussing his legacy in an interview with Lindsay Huddleston of Sports Psychology Solutions "My goal this year, academically, is definitely to try to graduate [in three years]. I'd be really proud of myself if I'm able to accomplish that goal. I know my parents would be really proud of me. I feel like I would be taking full advantage of the college experience if I'm able to accomplish that." — Michigan junior center Hunter Dickinson on the Defend The Block podcast "I chose Michigan because they are a great program with a great coach that has had success at the guard spot, especially with transfers. Michigan is a team that consistently makes a push in the tournament, and I want to help do the same and be a part of something special." — Point guard Jaelin Llewellyn on transferring to Michigan from Princeton I just want to give a quick shout-out to Mike Vrabel, the coach of the year, because his alma mater [Ohio State] got absolutely donkey stomped the [fourth] week of November by Hassan Haskins. Twenty-nine carries, 169 yards, five touchdowns — literally went through them like a sieve. They had no chance. It was embarrassing for Ohio State country — embarrassing for all of them. This man is the pride of Columbus, Ohio. Takes his ego, moves it to the side, says, 'I need this guy on my team.' First Michigan guy drafted since your boy in '14. Love him to death — don't even know him — but I'm sure he's going to be great. — Tennessee Titans left tackle and former Michigan offensive lineman TAYLOR LEWAN, joking about his head coach, Mike Vrabel, selecting U-M running back Hassan Haskins in the draft PHOTO COURTESY TENNESSEE TITANS PHOTO BY LON HORWEDEL