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Old 05-13-2006, 12:15 PM
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Carr being a 2.5 isn't anywhere as egregious as John L. Smith being a 2.5. Realistically, Carr isn't going anywhere until after the 2007 season, when Hart and Henne leave. I expect he'll officially retire then, whether quietly forced out or not.

Now, I expect JLS to be gone if MSU doesn't make a bowl game this year. Whereas Carr is almost on the bubble, JLS is solidly there. He's a 3.5 and if not for solid athletic department support, a 4.


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Originally Posted by MililaniBuckeye
I think Carr is at 3, which is low-end "on the bubble". He'll be at Michigan for at least two more years (this and next) regardless of how bad Michigan may do this season. Now, if Michigan has two more 3+ loss seasons and loses to us both years, then I think he's gone...
I almost completely agree. However, I don't think two 9-3 seasons with OSU losses would get Carr fired, assuming a decent record against Notre Dame, MSU, and bowls.
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