Hello: PWO Daniel Jokisch (son of Dan, nephew of Paul)

Submitted by Raoul on

The D Zone reports that Daniel Jokisch, 6-6, 235-lb. TE/DE from Orchard Lake St. Mary's, has accepted a preferred walk-on offer from Michigan. He's the son of former Michigan football player Dan Jokisch and the nephew of former Michigan football and basketball player Paul Jokisch. and basketball player Paul Jokisch.

EDIT: I was able to confirm via Twitter that Daniel's father is Dan, not Paul. Sorry about the confusion. Dan was on the football team from 1987 to 1990. Paul was on the basketball team during the 1982-83 and 1983-84 seasons and played football from 1984 to 1986.

Gentleman Squirrels

January 27th, 2016 at 7:26 PM ^

I have a question to anybody who knows. Over at MGoFish, they list a DL Cade Myers as one of our PWO for this class. However, I couldn't find any news on him at all. Does anyone know anything about this kid?

DC Wolverine

January 27th, 2016 at 7:46 PM ^

Paul Jokisch was one of my favorite all time Wolverines when I was a kid. I used to pretend I was him on the playground. He caught everything - he was like 6'8" or something crazy. What a great pick up. Go Blue!



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HuskyTeam5

January 27th, 2016 at 8:04 PM ^

Let's see. 4 sport athlete, A student, good no great genes, and he wants to come and fight for a spot on the team. I think I like this outstanding young man.

Sopwith

January 27th, 2016 at 8:29 PM ^

from Wolverine Historian has Jokisch all over it. If you're not old enough to remember ol' no. 84, here's a primer. I especially recommend the South Carolina game ('85) because it's called by Keith Jackson and Jokisch has a big day (see Pt II starting at 2:30).

Tribute Part I

3:08 , 4:02,  8:13 , 8:24 (TD), 9:02 (great yakety sax by JH!), 9:19, 10:34, 13:52

 

Tribute Part II

1:56 (TD), 2:30 (Keith Jackson!), 3:00 (KJ), 3:12 (KJ), 5:18, 7:39

The other thing I learned by re-watching these vids is what a total badass TE Eric Kattus was. He's scoring TDs left and right in these videos.

Wolfman

January 27th, 2016 at 11:12 PM ^

possessing measurments very much in line with those being offered based on a general consensus of being among the best. Stands to reason, given the lack of a proven barometer for correctly predicting height, weight and speed by natural progression, more than a few of these will prove to be close to the caliber of those targeted since their sophomore years in high school. Show me one person that correctly predicted what J.J. would possess as a finished product, compared to what he possessed when he entered college and I will show you a photo of an unequivocal liar of the highest magnitude.

Announcements such as these bring excitement.