The Wolverine: Covering University of Michigan Football and Sports
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inside michigan athletics said. "That's my goal. I love college athletics. I love the recruiting process, the day-to-day operations, everything. "Coach wanted to make it clear that Michigan is the end all, be all, the biggest stage. You have all the facilities, the equipment, the support. But when you're a young coach, it's about being in an environment that might not have the support. You might not have enough balls or cones or the best field. Can you still get something out of a practice without those intangibles at your disposal? "Michigan makes it look easy, but he presented the challenges I would face starting out." If anything, those talks have fueled Arnone's fire even more. He follows Michigan's training regimens, travel plans and schedules, making notes of the things he'd have to oversee as a head coach some day. In the immediate future, Arnone wants to continue playing soccer. Once he finishes his career with the Wolverines, his goal is to try and make it as a professional player as long as he can. After that, he's going to dive head first into coaching. And, if the stars align at the right time, he already has a place to start. "Coach has already let me know that, if there's a graduate assistant spot available in the future, he would extend that offer to me," Arnone said. "That would be unbelievable." — Andy Reid TheWolverine.com Poll Results Each month, TheWolverine.com runs a new poll for its readers to vote on. If you would like to vote, go to www.thewolverine.com. The poll is located on our premium message board, The Fort. Which individual or team record established against Indiana will never be broken? 369 receiving yards — 78 percent 503 passing yards — 4 percent 584 yards total offense (individual) — 13 percent 751 yards total offense (team) — 5 percent 823 votes Staff of The Wolverine Consensus: 369 receiving yards. Moving? Flying south for the winter? Don't miss an issue of The Wolverine! Let our customer service department know your new address! Call us 1-800-421-7751 or email gevans@comanpub.com