[Mick]

Harbaugh has had three 10-3 seasons in his four years at Michigan.  In the eleven years prior to Harbaugh, Michigan had two ten-win seasons.  Lloyd Carr, mentioned in the same breath as Bo Schembechler, had six ten-win seasons out of thirteen.  BTW, Schembechler was 5-12 in the post-season, while his immediate successor Gary Moeller was 4-1 in the post season.  Carr was 6-7 in Bowls, but lost five of his last seven.

Winning percentages by coach:

Schembechler, 79.4%
Moeller, 75.8%
Carr, 75.3%
Harbaugh, 73.1%
Hoke, 60.8%
Rodriguez, 41%

I think they keep Harbaugh for a little while longer.  I understand the frustration.  Moeller was liked, but couldn't be retained after his drunk-in-public incident, Carr was and is beloved (he still attends the UM games) and was 20-8 against Top Ten opponents.  And Harbaugh can't seem to beat the best opponents.

[Mick]

Harbaugh has had three 10-3 seasons in his four years at Michigan.  In the eleven years prior to Harbaugh, Michigan had two ten-win seasons.  Lloyd Carr, mentioned in the same breath as Bo Schembechler, had six ten-win seasons out of thirteen.  BTW, Schembechler was 5-12 in the post-season, while his immediate successor Gary Moeller was 4-1 in the post season.  Carr was 6-7 in Bowls, but lost five of his last seven.

Winning percentages by coach:

Schembechler, 79.4%
Moeller, 75.8%
Carr, 75.3%
Harbaugh, 73.1%
Hoke, 60.8%
Rodriguez, 41%

I think they keep Harbaugh for a little while longer.  I understand the frustration.  Moeller was liked, but couldn't be retained after his drunk-in-public incident, Carr was and is beloved (he still attends the UM games) and was 20-8 against Top Ten opponents.  And Harbaugh can't seem to beat the best opponents.