Football roster updated

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The 2010 Michigan football roster has been updated with freshmen numbers and weights.

http://www.mgoblue.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/mich-m-footbl-mtt.html

Of note, Kenny Demens and his big ass pipes weigh in at 250 pounds.

M-Rob is sporting No. 3.

Cullen Christian No. 24.

JT Turner is now 6-2, but his weight is under 200 pounds.

Big Will is up to 333 pounds. Might need  to lose some weight.

Richard Ash is a big boy at 320 pounds. 

Ken Wilkins, No. 41, is up to 262 pounds.

Carvin Johnson lucky No. 13.

MGoSuck

August 9th, 2010 at 12:25 PM ^

Because 60 pounds in one year doesn't exactly scream 'good weight'. He struggled with bad weight all throughout his junior and senior years, and to me, that big of a weight gain that quick sounds like a lot of bad weight. We'll find out I guess, but count me skeptical.

WolvinLA2

August 9th, 2010 at 1:40 PM ^

So which is it? Did he struggle with weight issues his junior and senior year, or did he put on 60 lbs in the last year? Because it can't be both, unless you think 6'5" 260 is struggling with bad weight. It sounds like Ash is a kid who played with some extra beef in HS, but is athletic, not unlike BWC. Barwis will take a year or two to trim him down and he'll be a monster in no time.

MGoSuck

August 9th, 2010 at 4:07 PM ^

When I say "struggled" with bad weight, I mean he showed up to many different camps at many different weights. Sometimes he was real overweight, sometimes he was back in the mid 200s. I just can't see a freshmen DT having 300+lbs of good weight. If he buys into the program though, you're right, he should be a good player.

touchdown chad henne

August 9th, 2010 at 9:59 AM ^

I saw JT walking around campus about two weeks ago. I'm about 5'11" and he had me by a few inches...but he did look thin. Looks like the coaches are trying to keep him at cornerback weight as best as possible.

BiSB

August 9th, 2010 at 10:00 AM ^

The number itself doesn't scare me.  If it's 'Barwis weight,' he has a chance to be an extremely disruptive force, whether he spits reps with Martin or slides Martin outside and starts at the nose.

It it's Charlie Weis weight (oh, how we miss you Chuck...), that's a bigger problem, though he could still spell Martin as a general clusterf*ck-creator on the interior line.

jmblue

August 9th, 2010 at 7:56 PM ^

He's still got a little ways to go to match Big Jake.  Long weighed in the 315-320 neighborhood.  But Lewan should at least be big enough to play.  He's probably a year away from being dominant. 

acnumber1

August 9th, 2010 at 10:05 AM ^

It seems strange to have a number of numbers doubled-up by players that should see the field frequently (or at least on a weekly basis). 

#2 JT Turner and Vincent Smith

#5 Vlad and Tate

#6 Furman and Stokes

#12 JT Floyd and Roundtree

#52 Schilling and Leach

I know there have always been doubled numbers, but I can't recall any seasons in which two players contributed significantly sharing the same number.    I'm optimistic that at least a few of the combinations above find both players contributing significantly.

Can anyone recall any significant contributors from the past sharing the same number the same season?

chunkums

August 9th, 2010 at 3:18 PM ^

There are a lot of factors in weight besides how much muscle you have.  Hydration, bone structure, and height are huge factors.  When I wrestled, I was really skinny at 5'8, right at 130, going up against guys that were maybe an inch shorter than me but were just downright jacked.

WolvinLA2

August 9th, 2010 at 11:03 AM ^

Yes, this stood out the most to me as well.  We'll have some BIG LB's this year, probably the biggest in the league.  I suppose when your starters at LB are 2 5th year seniors and DE convert you would expect them to be big, but even subs like Bell and Demens are big.  Don't forget JB Fitz at 244. 

Big kids running around. 

Todd Plate's n…

August 9th, 2010 at 11:45 AM ^

From T-Wolf during media days...I assume he included Jonas in this as the "they":

 

"Obi Ezeh have gotten bigger in the offseason, but they're probably faster than they were before they added the weight. They're able to run with receivers deep, too. They "look like supreme athletes out there." Troy has confidence that they'll be able to put it all together this year, and be two of the best linebackers in the nation."

GBOD79

August 9th, 2010 at 10:13 AM ^

Good to see Pace listed at 280. If thats true hes not far back from Molk, even as a true freshman. He will hit 300 by the time he is a SO.