Dawson has top two

Jeez. Dawson doesn't owe any of us anything. High school kid who just lost his dad made a decision that doesn't benefit your preferred method of entertainment. Get over it.

Please stop posting about this. It's over. Good riddance. I'm much more concerned about bringing in skill position players.

Unfortunately the whole decommittment of this kid has shown that our fanbase consists of a lot more idiots than originally thought

I think that we should form a fanbase enforcement brigade.  Let me explain.

I should add, as an initial disclaimer, that this is not emblematic of how I as an individual usually approach life.  Not only do I not have a twitter, I don't read the tweets of others with extremely rare exception.  I'm also not a fan of internet mob justice.  Finally, I'm a big "live and let live" human.  But sometimes I read things directed at 18 year old recruits on Twitter that literally appall me.  It's worse when the miscreant twits have a Block M as their little profile picture.

Here's what I propose: an official MGoBlog "Michigan Moron of the week."  Ace, in his weekly or whatever twitter perusal of target and former target recruits, will select a particular individual who has tweeted something horrendously shameful at a recruit.  It can't be something that opinions could be split about - it needs to be straight up gruesome and lacking of humanity.  Ace will then publish the tweet in his weekly column along with the account name and accordingly the Internet Will Do what the Internet Will Do.  A perfect example would have been a hypothetical tweet directed to Dawson mocking him for his dead father, which exemplifies not only extreme selfishness but also a nearly unfathomable lack of human empathy.  I've never said this in any other context ever before in my life, but I have an irrepressible visceral feeling that an example must be made of these tools.