All or Nothing: The Michigan Wolverines

Harbaugh needs to go. We need to restore this rivalry. He's had enough chances.

Harbaugh is proven here to be a ego-driven control freak who wrongly allows the camera to depict his weakenesses. This is just another attempt by him to circumvent normal recruiting practices allowed by the NCAA. It becomes apparent that most normal high school players will be turned off by him and his childlike behaviors and will (as a result of this) choose to further their careers elsewhere. If it's not this, it surely will be he fact that his record versus MSU and OSU will be another reason that his tenure at UM will soon be over. Hail to the Victors?

Wonderful perspective on the inner workings of the Michigan program. More specifically, a deep dive into the lives of these fine young men. Would love to see this done every year!!

All or Nothing: The Michigan Wolverines (2018)

You can check out the individual episode guide for a more detailed look at each of the eight episodes. This series from Amazon was meant to show people what it was like going through a complete season with a college football team. This isn't just any team though as the Michigan Wolverines are the subject and Coach John Harbaugh went into the season expecting to win a championship.

Thanks to ESPN and the NFL Network there have been all sorts of documentaries that take a look at games, teams and seasons but this here from Amazon was a tad bit better because it really did a great job at giving you a look at what makes a team and how that team sticks together week in and week out.

If you're a Michigan fan then you're certainly going to be interested in seeing what was going on behind-the-scenes in a year that they'd have to consider a disappointment. With that said, even if you're not a fan of Michigan, the series was an extremely entertaining one because you get to see what it's like in regards to the practice and the team meetings that go into the season.

The game day action was some of the most interesting stuff including getting to hear the coaches and players on the sideline. We also get to see what Harbaugh does in his personal time including several visits to his house where we see him with his wife and children. Some of the personal stories told about some of the players aren't fully developed and this here is probably the weakest aspect of the show.

With all of that being said, this here was still a very entertaining series and one that college football fans should enjoy.

Series: A-

Not just for Michigan fans, but for any college football fan. Amazing docu-series