Fornicate in the general direction of the XL pipeline, but HAIL to the XXL Prattville pipeline!

I have cometh to SPREADETH FOOTBALL! 

Seeketh thy destiny, and if you have the guts n glue, & are to thyne ownselves true, then it shall pass that ye  be MAIZE & BLUE!

I say unto you brothers, joineth me on the paths of glory, up, up I sayeth, up north, north to the stars, up into the great BLUE yonder, to the waiting pigskin at the temple of the gridiron in the BIG HOUSE & home of the mighty WOLVERINES & their humble sheppard, I Harbaugh. Follow me, follow me I sayeth, & those who stay will be champions!

Sincerely yours in FOOTBALL, the HARBAUGH.

Ok, this shit is amazing! The amounts of great stories, great impressions, great relationships being built, great excitement, great exposure, great interest in Michigan being built from this one camp is phenomenal!

http://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/story/sports/high-school/football/2…

"I think it worked out great," Prattville kicker A.J. Reed said. "It was more of a fun environment. I think it was good for the players to see different coaches. I think it helped a lot of people today."

"A number of athletes said they were now giving Michigan consideration they previously had not given. Reed, who has visited LSU and said he wanted to remain in the SEC, said the Wolverines are on his radar after a productive session with special teams coach John Baxter. "I thought about (Michigan), but not seriously," Reed said. "Now I definitely am. I love the coaching staff. It seems like a big old fun, family environment."

"Harbaugh has built a good relationship with Prattville according to head coach Chad Anderson, who said he would be open to Michigan camps as long as they are interested."

"I think this just says Prattville is a great football town in general," Washington said. "There's a lot of talent down here. A lot of times it gets overlooked."

http://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/story/rankinfile/2015/06/05/prattvi…

PRATTVILLE -- They didn't want it to end. When Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh huddled the 475 campers together one final time Friday afternoon to conclude the Prattville Elite Football Camp, the kids let out a collective 'aaahhh' in disappointment. "I know," Harbaugh said to the crowd. "That's it. That's all we got for today."

"Johnson said he learned "a lot" at the four-hour camp. "I learned how to get in my stance and how to turn my hips," said Johnson, who plays linebacker. "The footwork."

"Jackson was excited to have a former NFL coach at the camp. Harbaugh went 44-19-1 in four seasons at San Francisco, leading the 49ers to Super Bowl XLVII. "It makes you do better when you have a guy who coached in the NFL here," Jackson said."