Would be that I don't know how much I would get to throw the ball. I know that Andrew Luck's sophomore year at Stanford under Harbaugh saw him throw for 3300 yards with 32 touchdowns, along with 8 INTs and a 70 percent completion percentage. Those were obviously good enough to get him to be 2nd place in the Heisman voting, but his team around him was also quite good which factored into it. If I'm Taysom Hill, I am thinking more along the lines of passing for 40+ TDs, rushing for 10+, and throwing for 4000+ yards. I wouldn't want to be just pretty good, I would want to leave no doubt that I would be able to maximize my capabilities completely, and have a truly dominant senior season. I don't think he has that at Michigan. Harbaugh relies on the run game more than he will the pass game.

I get that Michigan's MBA school is elite, they play in the Big 10, and could have a great team next year. The thing is, BYU's MBA school is still pretty darn good, the schedule is nearly as tough as a Big 10 schedule, and Taysom could still experience a successful season with BYU.