... border="0">When Rich Rodriguez was hired to lead the Michigan football program, he was known as an offensive genius. He immediately junked the Wolverines successful pro-set attack for the innovative fast-paced spread, but had one tiny problem.  

You see, Rodriguez didn’t have a quarterback to run it, and the last two seasons have been Michigan’s worst in decades.

The consensus opinion is that the 2010 season will be Rodriguez last unless the team can win 7-8 games, and especially some in the Big Ten conference season.

And while many look at this fall’s offense as much improved over last seas...

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