Jermain Crowell Tweet (Cass Tech DC)
Something big is about to happen!
— jermain crowell (@JermainCrowell) August 5, 2013
Maybe he has to take a poop.
That is patently false good sir.
I don't usually neg someone for a conflicting opinion, but on a board that does not allow religious discussion, that is a blatently sacrilegious statement. You filthy whore.
Just saw that he and Tremendous were talking about Wangler yesterday, and it seemed related to me. Feel free to remove or downvote as you will. I'm fairly interested in most important Cass Tech news, as I think it generally relates quite a bit to Michigan.
Pffft.... Major stretch? This obviously means Webb is flipping to Michigan.
He could be referring to the first taste test of a laboratory-grown hamburger, which happened this morning in London.
330,000. But you can make it a combo for $330,002.
And the food critics and chefs who taste tested them characterized them as "dry". That's a hefty price tag for a mediocre hamburger.
CT's football office is getting wrinkle-free fax paper.
Crowell is announcing that he has finally been awarded the "-e" at the end of his name, becoming Jermaine
Lorenz has a post about it on 24/7. I'm not a member but if someone who has a subscription wants to check it out and let us know if it's something important or not...link:
http://michigan.247sports.com/Board/59424/Crowell-Tweet-20373385
First it was about Alabi.
Then it wasn't.
Whatever news that is coming will not affect Michigan.
A poster seems to think it is about Jayru Campbell, who is apparently visiting MSU on 8/7.
and I just wasted 30 seconds.
Not completely worthless. You learned about an exciting innovation that could one day solve the many of the world's hunger problems.
...and I'm also craving Chipotle.
August 5th, 2013 at 11:08 PM ^
FWIW, Cass Tech 2015 trio, as well as Cole, Stallworth and a few other big name 2015 prospects are visiting MSU on Wednesday.
Cole, Stallworth, and Campbell were also just Crystal Balled (247 feauture) in the past half hour or so to MSU by Steve Wiltfong (National analyst). Most believe Campbell will commit to MSU tomorrow (shouldn't hurt Michigan as he wasn't really a top target).
This is starting to worry me. If this is true, this will be the third class in a row they got someone from the pipeline.
If we offered them or not, they are still getting into the school. Michigan did offer Deon Drake and Dennis Finley.
Sort of like how we are gaining ground with Glenville. Frank Clark in 2011 and Willie Henry in 2012 and suddenly, Michigan is in good standing with top prospects ohio's pipeline. If Michigan can get those two players, there is no doubt the pipeline has been at least tapped.
Losing Damon Webb for 2014 is certainly a huge blow. But if Michigan doesn't get Weber or Alabi in 2015, it's panic time.
Why are Michigan fans worried about a top CB going to Ohio State? Have you looked at Michigan's recruit list? Michigan replaced Webb with Jabrill Peppers. Get a grip. And also, you are going to "panic" if Weber or Alabi don't go to Michigan? Have you paid attention to the RBs, OL, and DL that have been recruited by Michigan? My goodness.
First, Michigan did not offer Deon Drake and offered Finley extremely late in the recruiting cycle. Losing Damon Webb was a blow. Those other two were not.
Michigan has extremely limited scholarships next year (2015). There are going to be talented players in the Midwest they will not be able to take. There is no way Michigan will have room for all of the likes of Brian Cole, Mike Weber, Josh Alabi, Tyriq Thompson, Jayru Campbell, David Moorman, and Kyonta Stallworth. Luckily, it looks like it will be a down year for elite prospects in the state of Michigan, but hopefully Michigan will get their share of the recruits that they decide to pursue aggresively.
There is no national elite recruit like a Damon Webb, Drake Harris, or Malik McDowell in the 2015 class right now. Maybe one develops in the next year, but it's probably not likely. The closest may be Brian Cole or Josh Alabi.
Webb has said that as of now that UM is only taking one RB. If that is the case than it appears that Weber doesn't have the option anymore. He was never going out of state. He wants UM pretty bad, so I am not really sure why he isn't waiing to see how UM's class plays season plays out to see if there is any RB attrition. Jayru Campbell probably was never going to get offered anyway. MSU recruitniks will sure have their fun with it though
I don't know if you can say, "never going out of state." Both Weber and Alabi have strong interest in Tennessee.
While I respect Cass Tech's pipeline can anyone name me the top 3 impact players from Cass Tech at the University of Michigan? And I am not speaking of Damon Webb who has proven zero on a college football field. What players have become huge impact guys for us? I don't mean Braylon Edwards, Charles Woodson, Desmon Howard level - I mean Ty Law, Amari Toomer, Ian Gold type talent. And don't bring me Will Campbell - I am talking college truly impactful players. I cannot remember anyone who was not easy enough to find an equivalent of from countless other schools in the Midwest. Clarence Williams might have been the best and it's not a name that goes down in the annals of Michigan history. Frankly I'd much rather make inroads in some of those "pipeline" schools that end up in Columbus since the talent seems to perform far better at the college level.
From what I can tell Vernon Gholston is the best player ever out of that school and no matter what he did in the NFL he was a high impact college player. Unfortunately not at Michigan. Who else? Joe Barksdale went to LSU - got drafted. Where is the flood of talent we've been getting from Cass Tech?
I think Ty Law turned out to be pretty good at Michigan and the pros... I'd put him on equal footing with Braylon, at the very least. Not many schools churn out Heisman trophy candidates year after year.
I am not saying year after year - I am saying ever. And I said I am not speaking of the players in the first group - but players of the talent in the 2nd group. Nothing like the 2nd group or even a notch below has arrived on the Michigan campus from Cass Tech. Columbus pipeline schools churn out guys like Pierre Woods, Ted Ginn Jr, Donte Whitner, Troy Smith, etc - that's just Glenville. Now that's a pipeline and something to stress over if another school begins tapping into it. (p.s. I'm a big Ty Law fan and think he is very overshadowed - each time someone compares Peppers to Woodson my comment is we should be thrilled if he becomes the next Ty Law)
Michigan appears headed to another Top 5 recruiting class in 2014 AND 2015 and you're suggesting panic because MSU might pull a recruit from Cass Tech that Michigan was lukewarm on?
Panic might be a bit of an overreaction.
He's still in high school. They overreact about everything.
August 5th, 2013 at 10:41 PM ^
Dang, we're missing out on 3 or less in state players that we never offered? I'm certainly concerned, especially given the fact that George Campbell and Damien Harris aren’t any good. If only we could recruit nationally like MSU….
MSU is landing some Cass kids
This bachelorette shit is so fake.
247 thought it was real news at first, seems to not be the case anymore. Carry on