The Michigan Wolverines futility against their hated rivals from Ohio State continued last week as the Buckeyes rolled to a 56-27 win in Ann Arbor. It was their eighth straight win over the Wolverines and the 17th in the past 19 years.
Not exactly compelling numbers.
In order to gauge the opinions of the Wolverines faithful, Michael Spath of local Ann Arbor radio show “Inside the Huddle” posted three true or false questions involving head coach Jim Harbaugh, DC Don Brown, and the team’s overall record in 2019.
The first issue he asked fans to vote true or false on was whether or not Jim Harbaugh would eventually overtake the Buckeyes and elevate the Wolverines to the status of top Big Ten team. The results:
#TrueFalseTuesdays: Jim Harbaugh will have a Dabo Swinney-like breakthrough at some point, and Michigan will overtake Ohio State as the Big Ten’s best program during Harbaugh’s career.
— Michael Spath (@MichaelSpathITH) December 3, 2019
Oof. Let’s try the next one. Is defensive coordinator Don Brown being unfairly scapegoated for the losses against the Buckeyes?
#TrueFalseTuesdays: Don Brown is being unfairly scapegoated for the loss to Ohio State.
— Michael Spath (@MichaelSpathITH) December 3, 2019
The fans sure don’t seem to think so. And last but not least, should Michigan’s wins on the season define their year rather than the losses?
#TrueFalseTuesdays: Michigan football's nine wins should define the 2019 season more than its three losses.
— Michael Spath (@MichaelSpathITH) December 3, 2019
Do you agree with the Wolverines fans that voted on these questions?
