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Sharon is 1-5 on the road as the head coach, his one road win was by 3 points and his 5 losses on the road are by an average of 11.6 points- basically 12 points per game- basically losing by 2 TD's per game whenever he goes on the road. this is absolutely pathetic and should be alarming to everyone. tells me he has no clue how to get his team prepared and ready for road trips.

Time to sound the fire alarm. Sharon Moore has to go.

C'mon at least wait'll he gets his guys

I think Sherrone's more than holding his own and should rightfully be given and an extension and some respekt

I'm fine with coach Moore, much less so with DC Wink Martindale.  This was never going to be the year so it's way early for cliff diving. 

I'm fine with coach Moore, much less so with DC Wink Martindale.  This was never going to be the year so it's way early for cliff diving.

put the Kool-Aid down. Sharon Moore is awful. And who do you think hired Wink? Lol. 

put the Kool-Aid down. Sharon Moore is awful. And who do you think hired Wink? Lol.

I'm trying not to be here, but I'm here. I think making it too simplistic saying he needs time to get his players in the system is ignoring the underlying and glaring red flags.. Going for 2 when you score and were down 17? Absolutely no adjustments in game planning at halftime? Clearly not utilizing players the right way? Bryce Underwood is the easy example that everyone is stuck on, but Semaj Morgan continuing to be a focal point as a receiver and punt returner when he drops more balls than Time Square. The insistence on running up the middle on first and second down over and over and over. The fact that the team looked better during his suspended games. Easy argument that of course the team looked better against Central Michigan, but they sure as heck looked better against a solid Nebraska team without Moore. 

This isn't a wait for him to build his system and fill his guys type of situation. It's a this guy is doing some very basic things wrong and not seeing glaring adjustments that should be made. It's not good. The other flag is players in the trenches seemed to have taken a step back on both sides of the ball.. Of course the D-line I'm not surprised because of the loss of talent to the NFL draft, but what's the excuse for the o-line? Only one i can deem reasonable is the offensive, obvious play calling that defenses can easily see what's coming.

There's a reality Michigan fans should come to. The staff is a problem and it's not too soon to have an uneasy feeling. And as much as most don't want to admit or acknowledge it, they should sit back and know the outcome of this season won't be pretty and they should be ready to watch OSU defend their title as repeat champs. That team is crazy talented on both sides of the ball. Their defense is special and reminds me of watching the 2023 Michigan team where the stars just know how to step up in key situations to make huge plays. Their receivers, even though every year the last 6-7 I've had arguments with my buddies there's no way the OSU group this year could get better than years past, which how is that possible when you're replacing Wilson, Egbuka, Marvin and on and on, but holy lord Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate is an insane duo. It's a year to swallow pride, get ready for defeat and watch in awe of a team that's seriously crazy talented that repeat. 

No Way tOSU repeats or beats M* at home.OK I'm Good

Lol. For the record, my statement was a jinx reverse jinx thing. It’s like watching Saban Bama team back in their prime. Sometimes you have to just acknowledge elite talent and loaded teams.

Chris Wormley
@Chris_Wormley43
Michigan is at a crossroad right now! What do you think they need to do to right the ship?


AH! In the comment section:
"Rehire Connor Stallions"

"Have the NCAA suspend Moore for the rest of season and roll with Biff...."

"Ask Larry Ellison hey, you wanna show up Phil Knight?"