Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez thinks his Wolverines should be improved in his third year at the helm. Coming off back-to-back losing seasons, and having gone through an NCAA investigation that found the first major infractions in the history of the program, they had better be. Rodriguez says he doesn't feel any extra urgency, despite the hot seat he's on, and doesn't want any of the difficulties to affect his players. "All that other stuff, I told them 'Let me handle it,'" he said Monday. He also knows that there's one quick way to get rid of all the scrutiny. "Winning cures a lot of things," he said with a grin. "I've been told that a lot of times."