Michigan is getting destroyed on social media for ill-timed tweet
This was definitely an interesting choice for the Michigan Football Twitter account.
By now, everyone is well aware of the debacle that took place Saturday in Madison. There is no need in rehashing the intricacies of the 35-14 blowout at the hand of the Badgers, but a number of questions are swirling around the program as a result.
Jim Harbaugh and the Wolverines plummeted to No. 20 in the recent AP Poll as a result of the blowout. Additionally, multiple former players have been vocal about concerns with the team and Harbaugh as the team continues to fall flat in big games.
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Sunday evening, Michigan Football took to Twitter following a disappointing weekend. Surprisingly, it went with a simple “Trust” headline while saying “We’re in this together.”
Here it is:
Trust.
We’re in this together. pic.twitter.com/bFzEKLQK2U
— Michigan Football (@UMichFootball) September 22, 2019
Needless to say, the response of fans was predictably negative. Trust in Harbaugh definitely seems to be waning in what began as a critical fifth year for the head coach:
FIRE JIM HARBAUGH
HIRE MIKE LEACH— Everton Vasconcelos (@evasconcelos__) September 22, 2019
How I feel about trusting this team. pic.twitter.com/nxxQKdTBXx
— Dan (@FrankGrimes33) September 22, 2019
— Josh Wiegand (@joshdwiegand) September 22, 2019
— Worried About Auburn (@HunterLJohnson) September 22, 2019
— android (@touristbali) September 22, 2019
Looks more like thumb war, which is very similar to the offense
— Zach Ferguson (@_zachferguson) September 22, 2019
— Mike Ardelean (@mikea51) September 22, 2019
This program is content with going 8-4 and getting wrecked by osu every year as long as we do it the Michigan way. Nauseating
— Gary M (@GaryMoore728) September 23, 2019
Find some heart and show it on the field. Then we'll believe.
— ArbSkywalker (@Arbskywalker) September 22, 2019
Time for talking is over! It's gut check time!!! It's time for action!!!
— Mo Bruner (@MoBruner3) September 22, 2019