The enigma of coach Brady Hoke

Re-post of an mlive post:

Prior to Mich, Hoke had two successful seasons: 12-2 at Ball State and 9-4 at SDSU.
1) At Ball State the featured running back was Miquale Lewis, 5'6'', 184 lb who rushed for 1736 yd. The QB was Nate Davis, a mobile QB who extended plays by scrambling, allowing receivers to get open, he was also a little bit of a running threat.
2) At SDSU the featured back was Ronnie Hillman 5'9 1/2", 195 lb, 1532 yd. This time he had a pocket passer in Lindley.

The defense used was a 3-3-5 under DC Rocky Long.
Then he goes to Mich and it's "we will feature man ball, " Stephen Hopkins, no ...Thomas Rawls, no ....Derrick Green. We want our QB to stay in the pocket. A 3-3-5 defense? That's something only that idiot RR would even suggest.

Brady was sold as an image to the Michigan fan base as presenting a specific kind of football that they identified as "Michigan football." Everyone said "we're going back to Michigan football."

When the only concern should be winning football.

'shoes

Exactly. But the time has run out.

The question is will the powers that be, and the people that continue to meddle, learn anything from this epic disaster.