My Thoughts On Michigan Hiring Lou Esposito | Michigan Football 2024
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- Опубліковано 26 лип 2024
- Shortly after completing their staff for the 2024 college football season, the Michigan Wolverines received the resignation of Greg Scruggs. Yesterday, about a week after Scruggs' resignation, Michigan Football announced Lou Esposito as the new defensive line coach. Esposito previously was the co-defensive coordinator and defensive line coach at Memphis for a few months, and from 2017-2023 he was the defensive coordinator and defensive line coach for Western Michigan Football. Having developed Andre Carter and Braden Fiske, who are expected to be drafted in the 2024 NFL Draft, Esposito has a proven track record of development along with coordinator experience. Make sure to comment so I can interact with you and answer any questions you have!
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0:00-3:30 Introduction
3:30-14:40 Why Lou Esposito Is A Great Defensive Line Coach
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Looking forward to see who joins Benny in rotation for 55 and Grant. Maybe Trey Pierce or Etta.
I Like The Fact That Head Coach Moore Keeps Finding GOOD People/Coaches For His Program
I like it too, Eugene. Sherrone Moore is proving to be an effective manager of the team. Hopefully we see this pay off in recruiting this summer.
The t-shirts are cool. I have the Buckeye themed one and my roommate has the Northwestern one.
Speaking of Northwestern, how do you think they will do this season?
@@collegefootballwithsam Honestly.... awful. The way I see it, their doctors can't keep up with teams that have the type of players that are ATHLETES FIRST. They do seem to exceed expectations a lot, though.
I don't have the insight that you have, though.
Gonna watch this soon. I always want to get the Sam updates on xichigan. Lol.
I want to do more short videos like this so I can cover transfer portal and coaching moves, along with touching on more topics of course.
Yes. The shorter videos are a good thing.
Yay! I got to see the whole video. Yes. I like the short ones especially when they are short and about xichigan. Blow, Goo! Good stuff, Sam
@@chrislane3228 Thank you, Chris. Go Blue!
@collegefootballwithsam Yeah... Go, Blue. Ugh. I guess that you deserve it. We'll get our title soon. I really do believe that.
I just dont see the continuity coming together with this coaching staff right away. This is going to take some time. This coaching staff has to develop itself as well as players. I dont see the same level of coaching like there was last year, so I dont see the high expectations simar like the past three years.
I think something that no one has mentioned that is a huge factor in the hires, is that Michigan was behind the 8 ball from the jump. The timing of building a staff was so late in the cycle that it was always going to be much more difficult than if they were making these hires in early December, when the normal coaching churn takes place.
We got a lot of our defense back though that can help and Edwards.
I think it will take this offense time to gel,but the offensive should be able to set the tone early the running game should take pressure off of the qb and the wrs and te help in the run game and make the short and intermediate catches when called upon and limit the mistakes this team will be fine...we will still win in the trenches...Go Blue!
The ranking of Michigan recruiting classes, relative to 18 invites to this year's combine, defines some important realities in this regard.
There are no sure things in college football-going from one season to the next...so many moving parts. But the recency bias that is in favor of Michigan is very strong. Indications are that the internalized momentum of the culture of the past three seasons remains in place-and this is of great significance.
Honestly as a Michigan fan I’m not impressed with these coaching hires from Sherrone. Only one I’m impressed with is Tony Alford which is already reaping the benefits. Wink I feel is just gonna be another Don brown.
I do feel like we will need to upgrade from Wink in the long haul and I thought we could have hired better on the offensive side of the ball. However, Moore did a good job overall in my opinion, especially with Alford, Morgan, and Esposito.
I think all statf should get unlimited uber rides
Add players to that demand too and make the school pay for it, as long as their residence is within X miles of the school.
Blue Lou rocks
Smiling here.......Oh, you guys are in for a very rude awakening when you come to Columbus this fall. what I seen in that Scrimmage will leave breathless and not just JJ Smith either......
I know, that Ohio OLine is still a sieve and yall got McLaughlin from Bama😂
@@EKJ313_ No More!! just wait my BAMA friend...... the TIDE has turned.....
Let alone Georgia!!
@@EKJ313_ 😀
@@user-bn4rf9ln3n Team 145 Go Blue!! #HAIL〽️
From an outsider's standpoint, I'd say the aggregate resume's of Sherrone's new hires are underwhelming in comparison to those who left.
Honestly, from a fans perspective I’d have to agree.
@BulletProofSoul1029
An "outsider's" perspective. Why not just come out and say "from a diehard Buckeye fan's and anti-Michigan partisan's perspective"?
I must say, I am shocked you find the hires underwhelming.
@@Jon.A.Scholtya looking at his other comments, I'm so shocked he feels this way about Michigan!
@@Jon.A.ScholtJesse Minter's defenses finished ranked 7th and 1st in the two years he was the MI DC. He's being replaced by Martindale, who was fired as DC of The Ravens after the team finished on a 6 game losing streak and ranked 25th in defense, and then last year's blitz happy Giant defense finished 28th. As for the other coaching replacements, is LaMar Morgan anywhere near the same level as Clinkscale? Are you seriously trying to say Lou Esposito is on the same level as Elston? Steve Casula's last job was OC and QB coach of a UMASS team that finished the last 2 years with a 4-20 record. So explain to me what is so controversial about what I said that's got you all pearl clutching. Especially when there are plenty of MI fans who feel underwhelmed. If you think these hires are on the same level as their replacements then fine, but save the faux outrage, as if what I said is some crazy "partisan" take.
I agree with you, but Michigan had the nation's best staff by a significant margin last year. I think we had a better strength and conditioning, offensive, and defensive staff compared to Alabama, Georgia, and Ohio State last year, which is absolutely absurd. The fact that Moore retained most of the offensive staff and made great hires on defense is impressive, especially given that Martindale is the creator of Michigan's current defensive philosophy. The Wolverines will not have the countries best staff this year, but it will certainly be Top 10 or Top 5. The Wolverines also had their staff leave late in the cycle, so Moore had to work outside of the regular coaching carousel to build his staff.
Here’s some thoughts.
Tony Alford left Ohio State and the Buckeyes just got a commitment from Tarvos Alford, a five star linebacker from Florida.
One Alford gone, a better one on. 😂
He’s not a 5 star.. damn good player but not a 5 star.. Alford was responsible for that hire.. which he will do the same for Michigan.. LBs at osu have underperformed at OSU for the last 3 years
Your such a troll cope Missouri says hello
Big lou Esposito
I am still trying to figure out how Sam genuinely believes Michigan will be the 2nd seed in the college football playoff this year.
They will be the No.2 seed in the CFP this season by punching above their weight, just like they did in 2021. The Wolverines are not the 2nd best team in the country this year, and they don't even have a Top 4 ceiling in College Football in my opinion, but their consistency will help them win the games necessary to compete for another national title. If Michigan gets good transfers in the spring and retains their roster, they could be elite again this year.
@@collegefootballwithsam A lot of big ifs that all need to work out in their favor to even have a remote shot. Given the turnover on both the roster and coaching staff, tougher schedule, longer season with unproven depth, etc., I don’t see it. The good news is, time always tells!
@mattcornelio2731 your sec fan right
@@stevesalisbury3657 Nah, I am a college football fan!
Lou who? From where?🙄
Quit begging fr subscribers!
My Bucks will have a lot to say about the best DL in the nation.
Yeah the team that has stopped Michigan only 1 second half drive in 3 years. Truly elite.
@cryptoproperties Returning seniors are a good thing and I see Larry Johnson using his players better this year. They are deeper and more experienced this year.
@@cryptoproperties Ohio State's defensive line has probably been their most under performing unit on average over the past three to four seasons.
Your defensive line will be elite with the improvements they made last year (and should make this year) plus their returning production. However, Michigan's returning starters and 2-deep contributors were consistently better than Ohio State's last year. I don't see that changing this year as there wasn't a major change in philosophy or average talent.
@@collegefootballwithsamyes, doesn’t that support my argument? Lots of talent and lack of production. Let’s see if this year is different as I hear the same about them every offseason and am yet to see Ryan Day field a defense like JT and Urban used to field. I’ll believe when I see it.
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