football

Todd McShay came out with his 7 round mock draft today.

http://insider.espn.go.com/nfl/draft2012/story/_/id/7852469/2012-nfl-draft-complete-seven-round-mock-draft

Here is how he has the Michigan players:

Mike Martin          NO SAINTS   26th pick, 3rd round

David Molk                  DENVER          2nd pick,   5th round

Junior Hemingway NYJ                  37th pick, 7th round

Kevin Koger                PITT                  41st pick, 7th round  

 

 

Some people may be curious about this so i thought i would post it;

i was tweeting with a few of the NCAA13 guys and they confirmed to me that as far as Michigan is concerned, the helmet #s and UTL jerseys will be in the game. 

personally i think its cool,

Does anyone know if Percy Harvin has a little brother? I hope he does, I want Urb surrounded by as many people that he can trust as possible. Haha just getting you all over the hump! Relax, Shane Morris will never leave Michigan, he's blue through and through. Saban is just doing what winners do, compete until the bell, and if the ref (NCAA) isn't looking, sneak in a jab.

From reliable sources coach Bobby Williams of Alabama visited Warren DeLaSalle.  Not sure who he was there to see or speak to, but one can deduce it might have something to do with some left handed quarterback you may have heard of.  I seriously doubt anything will come from it, but still interesting that Alabama is sending coaches. 

Much longer version of Deveon's Junior year highlights now up on Scouting Ohio.  More proof of the toughness and tenacity that make him a great addition to the class.  Seems to show a bit more speed as well - not a burner but fast enough.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhvxRGxNOfc&feature=player_embedded

An article from Lake The Posts, a Northwestern blog, that discusses in depth the switch from Adidas to Under Armour. There are a lot of interesting tidbits in it, especially for those of you in the Chicago area.

Northwestern is the showpiece for Under Armour in the Big Ten and against the backdrop of the traditional palette of the conference’s traditional powers, they have a real opportunity to stand out. Do you think Nike is going to take risks with Penn State? Northwestern has something that no other Big Ten has and without the long-standing tradition that other schools have, you’d expect there will be some things they can do to really stand out.

It seems as if Northwestern is taking a calculated risk that probably will pay off for them in the long run. I can't wait to see what UA dreams up for their football uniforms.

http://www.laketheposts.com/index.php/2012/04/click-clack-the-cats-under...