ESPN Article "Michigan recruiting has a perception problem"

Submitted by IvyLeague on

Title says it all. I'm in this camp about perception. I have no idea what is said to these kids, but the perception is turning very negative towards Michigan's recruiting practices and have the potential to be damanging in the future. Also, while everything Jim is doing is legal the lack of communication with recruits doesn't sit well with me, especially Weaver because Weaver showed much improvement over his senior year.

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Ty Butterfield

January 26th, 2016 at 6:57 PM ^

The same ESPN that did multiple fluff pieces on Manti Te'o's sick/dead girlfriend without actually checking if she was real?

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GoBlueNorth

January 26th, 2016 at 7:40 PM ^

I've done a search but came up with nothing. Looking for facts/numbers on other programs (with a focus on B1G) cutting loose commits in January. I've read a number of posts on here suggesting that it's the case. Not looking for a pissing match, just trying to back up the argument with facts. Also include anything you can provide to me that helps me explain how we take 30 in this class. I have friends and family from UofM, MSU and OSU. Would like to bring something intelligent to the fight without sounding like a homer. Thanks for the help.

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Mannix

January 26th, 2016 at 10:23 PM ^

Perception is still biased. Therefore, someone's perception is distorted to varying degrees.

Perception is Reality should be changed to Perception is distorted reality.



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