U Mich

[Radiologyreviews2015]

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What are people's thoughts on the University of Michigan program?

Thanks!

 

[rufaterd]

I feel it's a top 10 program. Large network, with most of the network in the midwest. Ann Arbor may not be desirable to some.

 

[sievert_fever]

Well, they're losing their starting QB, but have several good replacement options. They're also losing a couple veteran LBs. However, they're returning 8 starters on offense and 7 on defense and have a solid recruiting class.

Their non-conference schedule is a joke, but they have a pretty daunting road schedule with games at MSU, Iowa, and tOSU.

Given that MSU is in a rebuilding year, and I give them the nod over Iowa, it's not unreasonable to project Michigan as 11-1 next year, falling just short of the B1G title game in a heartbreaking loss at The Horseshoe. Still, they'll settle for a Rose Bowl after tOSU makes it to the playoffs, edge USC in a nail-biter, and finish the season in the top 10.

 

[InternationlDoc]

vlol at seivert

Umich is legit. Elite. I put Umich in top 5 programs. Very good training.

Oh and regarding their team I got one word for you: Harbaugh!

Michigan > Ohio

 

[meister]

Dunno how you have that post without mentioning Harbaugh, for shame.

 

[Radiologyreviews2015]

Several people have mentioned U Mich as an elite or top 10 program on this and other threads. What specifically builds that reputation? (Other than the football team.)

 

[InternationlDoc]

HARBAUGH!

Umich is elite because training is good and medical system is top notch. That feeds directly into the strength of the rad department.

Circle of life yo - call me Rafiki