yostlovesme

November 11th, 2010 at 2:20 PM ^

Some more Michigan hate.  Who cares as long as he red shirts and we get some depth.  That is unless he comes in like Woodson and gets in a fight with Stonum in practice after he shuts him down.  Then please start.

Happy Jack

November 11th, 2010 at 3:03 PM ^

Name: Michael Rosenberg

Job Title: Official Villain of MGoBlog

Job Description: To orchestrate and cackle gleefully at the misfortunes of one, Rich Rodriguez, and the University of Michigan Football Program.

Experience: Almost 3 years and counting. 

References: A bunch of shitty Free Press articles.  

Future Goals: To be buried next to Lloyd Carr.  

Bosch

November 11th, 2010 at 2:33 PM ^

What's with Cass Tech consistenly putting out highly rated (and somewhat undersized) corners?  Is it Wilcher's coaching or someone on his staff? 

I would hate to take WIlcher away from Cass Tech since it's turned into a pretty nice pipeline, but maybe we should get him on Michigan's staff, assuming that he's responsible.

spacemanspiff231

November 11th, 2010 at 3:11 PM ^

That's not at all how it works.  Prospects that commit to Michigan that people don't know about are usually given more attention and are usually rated higher later on in the process.  It's just prospects from the south that are given higher ratings.  If Hollowell were at a high school in Florida, he'd probably be rated higher, not if he chose to go to an SEC school.

jmblue

November 11th, 2010 at 2:55 PM ^

Not sure why Hollowell would take a dip to a 3*, Cass Tech is undefeated and a large part of that is from the play of Hollowell. 

It's not a ranking of the best high school players.  It's a ranking of the best college prospects.  The two aren't necessarily correlated.

quiqsilver

November 11th, 2010 at 2:59 PM ^

They may have been anticipating him growing.  To be an elite corner, he needs to grow at least a couple of inches.  Note that there are zero other 5'8" CBs in their top 60 CBs and two 5'9" CBs at #48 and #56.

Section 1

November 11th, 2010 at 3:02 PM ^

is it a function of some kids committing early, being 'taken off the market' as it were, and with decreased competitive recruiting interest, their star ranking falls?

This is something I worried about, for about half the time that it took me to type the subject line.

JC3

November 11th, 2010 at 3:21 PM ^

It doesn't make any sense for this to happen, but this happens a lot and the rivals people don't really seem to care about it. And it's not the rivals guys that cover Michigan that make these changes, it's the national guys who rarely see the players play. 

Same thing happened to Ricardo Miller.. top250 guy, dropped to four-stars, then to three because of one event. Farrell probably saw Hollowell once and nobody threw at him so he lowered him. It is what it is.