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RichRod Should Stop Whining

Rich Rodriguez is having a miserable year, the worst in the history of Michigan in fact, and so the fans aren't being very nice right now. You know, going on a message board and probably saying stuff like he should be castrated or fired or shipped back to West Virginia. All of those statements are probably a bit harsh (except maybe castration) but its on a message board, who cares. Well apparently Rodriguez does.

"It's amazing some of the things that people would say [on a message board] or yell at you of a personal nature," Rodriguez said Monday. "You almost want to tell them, 'Get a life.'

"There's a whole lot bigger problems. Look at the economy." ESPN

Ok first of all, why the hell are you, your family members or any of your players on Message Boards? Shouldn't there be better things to do with your time, like you know find some good recruits preferably a Quarterback that doesn't completely suck? Secondly, you really are in no position to bitch, and whine about anything when in your first year as coach you not only break the Nation's leading consecutive bowl streak but you have the worst team in Michigan History.

So RichRod, in the Immortal Words of My High School Coach Ed Morocco "Stop Whining". Get your ass on the recruiting trail and return the program to the elite where it belongs and stop focusing on the meaningless comments of obviously pissed off college kids.
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