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Lloyd Carr dutifully brushes away the retirement issue, but his words and mood betray him. As Michigan prepares to open Saturday against Appalachian State, there's no denying the possibility Carr's 13th season as coach, his 28th at the school, very well might be his last. Carr doesn't want to address it directly, for understandable reasons. He's not exactly a mushy sentimentalist, and he abhors distractions. He's also not sure what he wants to do with the rest of his life. And heck, he might not want to retire if Michigan stumbles and -- worst of all -- loses to Ohio State again. But he's 62 and set to open his first season without his mentor, Bo Schembechler, who passed away on the eve of last year's Ohio State game. -- Detroit News

U-M coach Lloyd Carr reflects on his legacy

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He certainly won't gain any supporters wanting him back after losing to Appalachian State today.

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Does anyone think they can carr over this game? or maybe a early resignation?

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Originally Posted by vincesanity82

Does anyone think they can carr over this game? or maybe a early resignation?

Well, the early word seems to be that he won't be fired. But man, you've almost got to consider it. How the hell else could the #5 team in the country go out and lay an egg against a I-AA school? It's got to be the coaches fault for not having them focused and ready. And going for those two-point conversions at the end? That'll have people talking too.