Don't know if anyone has noticed this before, or whether Brian, or Tom has brought it up. But it appears that Jordan has a brother who committed to ND in 2007.
http://recruiting.scout.com/a.z?s=73&p=8&c=1&nid=3671328
http://recruiting.scout.com/a.z?s=73&p=8&c=1&nid=1794285
Not going to touch this one
Touch it Brodie
but not for the reasons you want to
Wonder why this is the first
Wonder why this is the first we have heard of it? Are you sure he is a brother and not a cousin?
Brian has already mentioned
Brian has already mentioned it.
So, what? Austin White has
So, what? Austin White has brothers at State.
Nothing in particular, just
Nothing in particular, just thought it was interesting. But in regards to the point he may be a cousin, I suppose he could be. It would be interesting to know for sure.
Not sure that it's really
Not sure that it's really that interesting but yeah it's his brother
http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/sports/s_640281.html
Next season, Paskorz could collide with older brother, Steve, who played in 10 games last year as a Notre Dame fullback.
"I wouldn't call it a rivalry, but it's a competition, definitely," the younger Paskorz said. "We grew up competitive. But we're different kinds of players, but the fact we'll be playing each other at that level is a great feeling."
What I've learned?
That Jordan and Austin got the smarts in each of their respective families.
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No more talk about ND, plz,
No more talk about ND, plz, thanks.
We only talk about players
We only talk about players who play for Michigan.
We only talk about players
We only talk about players who play for Michigan.
Who is
Jordan Paskorz?
yup
that is an accurate statement.
WOW!
I say the OP gets today's Alert Google Geek Michigan News Tracker Worthless Factoid Of The Day award.
Congratulations! Another worthless thread that pushes something worthwhile to the back pages of obscurity.
That being said, it is what it is.
Not going to touch this one
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