[cardcrimson]

looks like he's got a job opening

Miami has finalized a deal to hire Michigan's Josh Gattis as its new offensive coordinator, sources told ESPN. As the Wolverines' offensive coordinator in 2021, Gattis won the Broyles Award as the nation's top assistant and is regarded as one of the country's rising coaching prospects.
 
Gattis has already texted his players and informed them that he's leaving, a source told ESPN's Tom VanHaaren. In a text to some Michigan players, Gattis said, "Unfortunately the past few weeks has told a different story to me about the very little appreciation I have here from administration. In life I would never advise anyone to be where they are not wanted ..."

https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...oordinator

Translation . . .?

Gattis wanted a raise to stay at Michigan and admin said no?

Gattis wanted to be Harbaugh successor when he was expected to go to Vikes and administration said no?

Gattis doesn't like working for Harbs and is just referring to "administration" as a deflection ploy?

D? All of the above?

Talk about burning bridges. . . .

Also interesting that the Harbs boys seem to be trading assistants often.

[cardcrimson]

looks like he's got a job opening

Miami has finalized a deal to hire Michigan's Josh Gattis as its new offensive coordinator, sources told ESPN. As the Wolverines' offensive coordinator in 2021, Gattis won the Broyles Award as the nation's top assistant and is regarded as one of the country's rising coaching prospects.
 
Gattis has already texted his players and informed them that he's leaving, a source told ESPN's Tom VanHaaren. In a text to some Michigan players, Gattis said, "Unfortunately the past few weeks has told a different story to me about the very little appreciation I have here from administration. In life I would never advise anyone to be where they are not wanted ..."

https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...oordinator

Translation . . .?

Gattis wanted a raise to stay at Michigan and admin said no?

Gattis wanted to be Harbaugh successor when he was expected to go to Vikes and administration said no?

Gattis doesn't like working for Harbs and is just referring to "administration" as a deflection ploy?

D? All of the above?

Talk about burning bridges. . . .

Also interesting that the Harbs boys seem to be trading assistants often.