Blake Countess - Official Visit to M Scheduled for 12/3

Submitted by Matt EM on

According to Scout, 4* CB Blake Countess is scheduled to officially visit Michigan on December 3rd. This could turn out to be a huge recruiting weekend, as Wayne Lyons is scheduled to visit as well. I just wish we could get Countess and Lyons to visit for the Big Chill weekend, as Zettel and Bryant are visiting as well. Seems like recruiting is making a turn for the better in any event.

http://michigan.scout.com/a.z?s=162&p=8&c=1&nid=4476085

ish

November 14th, 2010 at 2:02 PM ^

not only would it be great to get a DB of his caliber, but his school (our lady of good counsel) puts out lots of talent each year.  it'd be good to be able to establish a pipeline.

WolvinLA2

November 14th, 2010 at 2:44 PM ^

They don't play exactly the same position, but it's not like one's a CB and one's a tackle.

We have a lot of guys in our secondary who can move around.  It's been rumored that Cullen Christian could move to FS, and both Dallas Crawford and Greg Brown could come in and play FS.  If Avery Walls come, those guys can stay at CB, and if Countess comes instead, we have the freedom to move a CB out. 

Unless Greg Brown decommits, we probably don't have room for both of these guys without neglecting an area we need more (OL, LB, DL).  So getting one is a must.

The Baughz

November 14th, 2010 at 2:44 PM ^

Countess would be a huge pick up. Add in Dallas Crawford and potentially Lyons and Walls. Wow. Thatd be a hell of a secondary for years to come. Im not counting out Courtney Avery though. He has been improving in my opinion. Anyways, beating Wisconsin and OSU would definitely solidify some more solid recruits.

Humen

November 14th, 2010 at 3:38 PM ^

I'm sure it will be an entertaining event, but it isn't a football game. Is it really preferable to have recruits at a hockey game rather than a football game as some posters have suggested?

MH20

November 14th, 2010 at 4:19 PM ^

It is quite possible that the kids attending the Big Chill are already busy on the day of the Wisconsin game, and if that is case, what better event to invite them to than the highest attended hockey game in history at the very stadium where they would be playing.

Bosch

November 14th, 2010 at 5:46 PM ^

They may not be impressed with the game itself, but they should be impressed by the sold out crowd in the middle of December, and being part of a record that will likely stand for a very long time.