#A2BBQ16 update thread
Cali ATH Darnay Holmes with Head Coach Jim Harbaugh at #A2BBQ16
— Brice Marich (@BriceMarich) August 6, 2016
Team Wheatley/Jay Harbaugh at Angel Hall #A2BBQ16
— AJ Dillon™ (@ajdillon7) August 6, 2016
Sprinkle of some flame #A2BBQ16
— Phillip Sosaia Paea (@Phill_paea) August 6, 2016
#A2BBQ16 stay live boys
— خوف✨ (@_LayZay_) August 6, 2016
Jim Harbaugh driving a Maize and Blue golf cart at the #A2BBQ16
— Zach Gurian (@TheZachGurian) August 6, 2016
Where else would you rather eat?Nooooo where!#A2BBQ16 #southquad #A1
— Oliver Martin (@O_Martin3) August 6, 2016
— Darnay Holmes (@ProwayDarnay) August 6, 2016
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from NON MODS, that O Martin's is going "GREAT!" especially his one on one with Harbaugh
Multi sport athlete, athletics run in the family, midwest kid, pretty tough.
One thing about Martin is he rarely shares or retweets things to tip his hand. He has been tweeting things A LOT this weekend as you can tell.
I'm guessing this is good news.
On a separate note, when Hudson said he was committing soon he responded to a "Go Green" tweet with a "Go White". Things may have changed since but that was a pretty clear showing of his thoughts at that time.
Or I'm crazy....
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Was going to reply to "the first crystal ball of the day to Martin" that the linked 247 page showed at least one c.b. earlier today, for Hudson. Another just after midnight, one yesterday and now a 4th from just about an hour ago. While he's in Ann Arbor. Don't know a thing, but just sayin'.
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That is his only one and the MGoBlog ball went in for Bell to M a couple of days ago.
Holmes seems like he's having a great time.
Me seeing everybody at the #A2BBQ16 right now and thinking about where this class is headed〽️: pic.twitter.com/0xAQU4kdni
— Dylan McCaffrey (@dcaf20) August 6, 2016
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Jim Harbaugh rolls up with Najee Harris to the BBQ. pic.twitter.com/QfQrqyknsD
— Josh Newkirk (@JoshNewkirk7) August 6, 2016
Answer: me pic.twitter.com/IAMLLQixZs
— Stephen Spanellis (@Big_Spanellis78) August 6, 2016
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This is an amazing recruiting tool, so awesome to see these guys get together before they start their HS season.
#A2BBQ16 pic.twitter.com/5GA0OG0XN9
— Hannah. (@Hannahjoallen) August 6, 2016
#A2BBQ16 pic.twitter.com/wE4zBqiTUS
— Oliver Martin (@O_Martin3) August 6, 2016
Isn't this when it snows according to the Georgia coach?
Miami coach now, I believe. Still an idiotic statement from the South.
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6 months? No. 3 months? Ok, i'll give you that. Nothing beats Michigan summer and fall's though.
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Let's be honest. Anywhere in the eastern US has bad weather somtime in the year - cold / heat / humidity. If you want perfect weather move to California or Hawaii.
Or Colorado.
Sorry I've lived in Colorado, it's great but doesn't compare to Cali. In Colorado you can't drive to Tahoe (best lake) or Pebble Beach in under two hours each way. No ocean in Colorado.
Not how long it takes to drive to vacation destinations.
I live in Colorado and I'll speak to the weather. I miss Michigan weather...all of it.
Utah has better weather (and snow) than Colorado. Denver is like Kansas at a higher elevation.
Michigan is awesome, but pretty miserable for 4 months. California is way overpopulated, the infrastructure is crumbling, and seems to get dirtier every year!
People don't realize that Colorado is sunny and 45-50 degrees almost every day during the winter, and 45 degrees in Denver feels like 60 degrees in Michgan, due to the lack of humidity. I regularly drive less than an hour up the mountain and ski on Friday mornings and then come down and play golf in the afternoon January-March. I really don't think there is a better place in the world to live!
Worst weather I've ever experienced, and I grew up in Michigan.
You can't compare the two states. California is superior is every way.
It has:
- higher mountains than Colorado
- lower valleys
- less humidity
- more humidity when you want it
- bascially choose your weather
- better deserts
- lake Tahoe
- seqoiuas / redwoods
- better beaches - duh
- I won't even get into culture, not even close.
Certain things about Cali do stink. Colorado is awesome. I'm not knocking it. Utah is better though. SW Colorado is the best part. Denver is the plains. I could never live on the plains. Looks like Kansas.
water?
August 7th, 2016 at 10:07 AM ^
45 degrees in Denver feels like 60 degrees in Michigan due to the lack of humidityUmmmm....that's not how the heat index works.
I spent three years living in Aspen after finishing law school and before I returned to reality. The weather in Colorado is great. The winters are real, with snow but with low humidity and a warm sun. The summers are breathtaking in the mountains as are the falls. Low 80's during the day and 40's at night.
I've also spent a lot of time in SoCal...nice weather as long as you like drought and the occasional week of fog. Anyone thinking that Cali's drought can't last, historically, they have lasted for over 200 years. Rings on redwood trees tell stories from long ago.
I'll take the seasonal changes of Colorado anytime.
As for Michigan winters, you can have them. I've been through four of them. Unfortunately, winds blow from west to east and when you have Lake Michigan to your west, it can make for some interesting lake effect weather.
Was just e-mailing with a California friend about the damage from the fires, but my good friend in Hawaii looks forward to the hurricanes (when they know about them in time) because they're forced to tie up their boat and she gets to stay in a hotel.
The tsunami wasn't as pleasant for her, because they were told to stay in the boat and move further out into the ocean where the waves can move under them. Supposedly safer, but pretty scary with all the lights out in the middle of the night and not knowing for sure when they were allowed to move back in.
And wasn't today a pretty day in A2? Heard storms are flitting around and was concerned.
It's the way to live. Haven't done it yet but down the road for sure. Born and raised in Michigan, it's always amazing to me how beautifful Florida is in Dec/Jan/Feb, about 72 degrees, no humidty, not a cloud in the sky. Summer here blows though unless you love sweating while you eat.
I finished high school and went to college in Florida. I wouldn't call January and February beautiful down there. All too often its 40-50 degrees and the rain is miserable. I'd rather just go back to Michigan and have the snow... at least then I can still do sports albeit winter sports. (Maybe that's why I moved back to the Midwest)
Pinellas county is an entirely different climate. St Pete Florida has 300+ days of sun per year and a Guiness record of 768 consecutive days of sun. St. Pete is known as the "sunshine city". Dec can get a little cool which is welcome (like 62 F) but it frequently goes weeks without rain and there usuallly aren't problems with drought because it rains all summer. It's a micro climate too, people from Tampa will come into the office on Monday and bitch about the rain all weekend and it will have been sunny in St. Pete.
The weather for the Michigan spring practice in Sarasota is what we get at least four months of every year.
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August 6th, 2016 at 10:09 PM ^
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November, February, March, July and August all suck. They are either rain, cold and mud or humidity and intense heat. Fall, Early summer, late spring and early winter all are awesome. Down South they have 7 Months like July and August and 3 months like November and March. They can keep it, Ill take Michigans weather all day long over the deep souths.
It's too bad they don't reverse the academic calendar to start in March and go through Thanksgiving. That way students could actually enjoy Michigan when it's nice outside!
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Pretty sure you mean "figuratively" there. Unless, of course, you got locked out of the dorm and lost some fingers and/or toes to frostbite.
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