How a former high school history teacher became the key to Michigan's Final Four run

[ISU86]

https://sports.yahoo.com/assistant-coach-humble-roots-became-key-michigans-final-four-run-175719995.html

 

[JHBird]

That about says it all, now doesn't it! U of M has to love how he coached against the Ramblers a few times.

https://www.freep.com/story/sports/college/university-michigan/wolverines/2018/03/27/michigan-vs-loyola-chicago-final-four/460793002/

 

[Redbirdfan21]

https://twitter.com/samwebb77/status/978959200381530112?s=21

 

[Adunk33]

Just got around to reading the article. Great read. One thing that stuck out to me was Dan Earl almost got the job here, but turned it down. Earl is now a HC at VMI. If you needed more proof of Muller getting high quality assistants, there it is. I'm excited to see who he brings in to replace Penny.

 

[CaliRdBrd]

Just got around to reading the article. Great read. One thing that stuck out to me was Dan Earl almost got the job here, but turned it down. Earl is now a HC at VMI. If you needed more proof of Muller getting high quality assistants, there it is. I'm excited to see who he brings in to replace Penny.

Probably someone who will only be here a year