Conway Fluff
saw this on rivals thought id share.
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How excited should we Michigan fans be with the commitment of Shawn Conway?
- Mickey from Detroit
Conway, a wide receiver from Birmingham, Mich., looks like a big-time recruit and one of the better wideout prospects from the Midwest.
At 6-4 and 183 pounds, Conway has great size and decent speed. He's big and rangy and great in air, showing very good body control and concentration. Conway has a knack for catching the ball well, especially in traffic. He can get behind the secondary and is not afraid to go over the middle. Conway also has a long stride and deceptive speed, and he looks like a very good outside receiver. He's also productive; Conway caught 70-plus passes last season as a junior, and is a good punt return man.
Yes, Michigan fan, you should be excited to have this wide receiver.
dreadhawks!
I feel much more comfortable with Conway now that this has been confirmed a second time.
I heard Conway likes to run routes against the 3-3-5
He is getting so popular we're gonna be in need of some Conway Twitter. LOLZ
That was for Chitown, I know he digs this stuff.
I'm going to contain my excitement until this is confirmed by facebook... Okay, I lied... I'm stoked!
Amani Toomer, at least in physical aspects like build and deceptive speed. Hopefully he won't meet the same underused fate that Toomer met at Michigan.
Underused may be a bit strong although his production could have been higher. But he played with other good receivers. And Michigan didn't throw as much in those earlier years. "Toomer was taken in the receiver rich 1996 draft out of Michigan where he finished his career as the school’s second all time leader in receptions and receiving yardage." He is currently 8th all time at Michigan in receptions. "As a junior in 1994, he became only the third player in school history, after Jack Clancy and Desmond Howard, to post 1,000 receiving yards in a season, finishing with 54 receptions for 1,096 yards and six touchdowns; he was named to the All-Big Ten Conference First Team." That doesn't exactly scream underused to me.