CFB Insider Bruce Feldman Talks Michigan Title, Harbaugh to NFL & More w Rich Eisen | Full Interview

FOX Sports/The Athletic’s College Football Insider Bruce Feldman and Rich Eisen discuss the impact of Michigan’s national championship, why players love playing for Jim Harbaugh, why the head coach is likely headed back to the NFL next season, the chances Mike Vrabel replaces Ryan Day at Ohio State, and more.

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[g.t.phillips]

Michigan is the premier college football program. The uniforms, the big house, the city of Ann Arbor. There’s nothing close.

[JB-tpuj]

Rich: "I think you're understating what he (Urban) did in the NFL"
Bruce: "I work with him so..."

Moving on...

Lol!

[mgtfla]

What we just saw in Houston, and in Pasadena, if you take the SEC outside the footprint of the SEC for bowl games, needs to be a hint at making it fair for all the teams NOT in the SEC! Next year in Atlanta will play right into giving the SEC a "home field" again, just like every other playoff/title games except for Fiesta and the Rose Bowls, will be in the South!

[jameswright]

Please keep the Bruce segment! I look forward to it every week.

[tonyesquire]

If I were Jim Harbaugh, I'd either stay at Michigan, or wait on the Texas Longhorns or Dallas Cowboys. All the NFL teams looking at him now were hating a few years ago.

[secretasianman]

isn't this the guy who quoted all those 'anonymous' coaches saying michigan wasn't any good? which way will the wind blow tomorrow?

[hopchocky]

Vrabel isn’t going to college. Taylor Lewan just told Rich the other day.

[cla]

Like that Bruce talked about the Michigan players.

[otisjohnjr.]

Harbaugh was all about the players while Saban was all about his control.

[robertjulieannanalett]

I think the questions being asked because Ryan day was never a head coach before he was hired at Ohio state and never actually built a program and took over a top five team with CJ and a group of five star receivers. He proceeded to lose three consecutive games to Michigan in dominant fashion. With his play calling appearing to be questionable at critical moments of games. That's why Vrabel would be the Conquering Hero for Ohio State fans.

[mistae.n.v.]

“I call it spitting facts” 😂 go blue natty champs!

[michaelsattler]

Grant being a 3 star is shocking to me

[vsky]

Bruce Feldman hates so good. Cope harder, crow!

[ryanknight]

Sec is going to be awful without saban. It’s just gonna be Georgia

[staubachrt]

Dominate Ohio St.?!!! Harbaugh was 2 and 5 against the Buckeyes!

[robertrenekerjr]

I can understand what Bruce is saying, but one thing the pros can't give Harbaugh is the relationship with the players. Also cannot give him the job security that he now has in Ann Arbor. And we really do not know what his family wants. So I can see this going either way. But honestly, Jim Harbaugh probably doesn't even know what he is going to do.

[edmundmcbride]

If the Titans just let go of Mike Vrabel and hire Jim Harbaugh would be an insult

[flman]

breaking, google it "NCAA president says Michigan earned football national title 'fair and square'"

[averyj]

HE HIT THE NAIL ON THE HEAD. MICH WAS A TOTAL TEAM, NOT A FEW STARS HERE AND THERE.

[JB-boqs]

Did Brockman say "thirty-firth" ?