2013 WR Travis Johnson: Would Michigan offer him?

Submitted by team126 on

I was reading someone's twitter (#3 on the left of this page, under "MGoElsewhere"). A follower of Mr. #3 said he is close to 2013 WR recruit Travis Johnson and would try to get him go blue. So I looked up Mr. Johnson's page on Rivals:

http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/recruiting/player-Travis-Johnson-127082

Very impressive offer list. Also, the article on Rivals said he is very interested in Akron State due to Urbie's magic acts.

Just share this with everyone. Hopefully Hoke and co. will offer him soon.

WMUgoblue

February 7th, 2012 at 12:32 AM ^

I agree, I think Laquon might be the most important recruit to get as of now, because he seems more obtainable than Foster does.

Foster is going to get quite a few offers and while I think Michigan is in play for him, I'm not always confident going up against SEC programs/USC. WR is a big need for this class.

radfan5

February 7th, 2012 at 1:26 AM ^

While i agree that Treadwell, and Foster are our 2 more important reciever prospects for 2013, i don't think we should put all our eggs in one basket. You have to recruit a position of need heavily until we get verbal commits. just my opinion.

Bo Knows

February 7th, 2012 at 12:48 AM ^

247 has him as their 56th best receiver, doesn't carry that much weight this early in the process, but interesting how his offer list is that impressive this early.

West Texas Blue

February 7th, 2012 at 1:31 AM ^

I think Michigan will land Dukes and Treadwell, and then we go all out to land Foster.  That group of 3 WRs will be an excellent haul; we get speed, size, and playmaking abilities.  With all the offers going out to WRs, for sure coaches want multiple WR commits, so I think 3 will be magic number for 2013 class.

San Diego Mick

February 7th, 2012 at 5:07 AM ^

That we did recruit 2 really good WR's this year, good height and speed and hands who both were born in Africa and know what it's like to be tough and perservere. Also, I have a feeling that preferred walk-on Bo Devers, a legacy guy, is going to factor in, he's 6'2" and seems impressive to me. Why do some people think we need 3 WR's next year.

That's another thing, Hoke is pulling in some very impressive walk-ons the past 2 recruiting seasons, guys that could easily have gotten schollies from some schools and these guys will provide very decent depth and might be able to see the field and help the team.

 

A quick list:

Glasgow OL

Allen P

Lawson LB

Devers Wr

Gibbs OL

jethro34

February 7th, 2012 at 7:04 AM ^

I never realized that the two WR's from this class have spent much of their lives living just a couple hundred miles from one another.  The distance between St. Louis and Des Moines is probably very similar to the distance between Liberia and Sierra Leone.