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Message: [QUOTE="OrangePA, post: 132210, member: 204"] I don't know the answer to that question. It is amazing that a program like that could face a shortage of players, but apparently that's what happened. The answer to your question could be that when RR took over at Michigan he had to replace nearly the entire offensive unit - he did not have a QB who had ever taken a snap in college football. And, with respect to WVU, you learn in the book that when he tried to obtain pay increases for his assistants - not for himself - and tried to obtain some additional money for recruiting, he was basically told to go pound salt. The WVU administration squeezed him for no good reason. He does not come off badly in the book. WVU comes off very badly and the Michigan infrastructure, including the writer, Rosenberg, comes off very badly as well. I look forward to reading about Robinson in Year 3. [/QUOTE]