Michigan offers [greyshirt] DT Brady Pallante. Per Tremendous: very likely on the verge of adding a new commitment

My cool story bro moment:

I was also a class of '08 (same as Mike Martin). I went to a catholic league school (much smaller than CC), but we wrestled them that season. I was a 215lb kid at the time, but had to wrestle up a division (to 285) that day. My opponent? Mike Martin. It didn't go well for me. But yeah. Cool story bro 

Any dude who is a state wrestling heavyweight champion is going to be a stud.

The raw material is there, if not the football skills up front.

Rob Renes was also a wrestling champion.

IIRC, Terrence Taylor was a part of that club as well.

suck

It's a fair point of view if you elaborate. Otherwise, you sound petulant. Let us know why you don't want.

PA Baller, since you are new here, you probably are not familiar with something called the "Heininger Certainty Principle."  To enhance your mgoblog experience, please check out the following: http://mgoblog.com/content/upon-further-review-2012-defense-vs-illinois

they can't all be 5 star players, not even 'Bama get all 4-5 star players, players like this help with depth at the very least and you never know just how good he will be down the road.  You know what I would like to see from The Mathlete, I want to see some stats about which teams turned their 2-3 star players into draftable talent most often, because just like not all 3 stars are created equal, not all coaching staffs are created equal. 

He would count towards 2015

I applaud that sentiment:  here's the wrap up on Gelen's undefeated season which concluded yesterday.  GRII (his dad) drove up from Atlanta to see him finish what he started last year.

(The problem with wrestling is that Gelen's in the 220-lb class; he seems to project as a DE more than an LB but he's LB sized at the moment.)

But back to Brady Pallante!  He's from one of the better FB programs here in SWFL--although BC is better known for sending one Heuerman to Ohio and one to ND.  Brady's father, Dan, is the HC here.  And we like coaches' sons, don't we? Here's the wrap on Brady's wrestling championship.

Bottom line:  trust the coaches and the Heininger Certainty Principle.

A greyshirt means he won't enroll until January 2015 (on scholarship). He is not allowed to be with the team or be enrolled in school for first semester, he enrolls 2nd semester. By doing this he saves a year of eligibility and he would be a true freshman in fall 2015. 

So he'll be a greyshirt with a blue shirt who will likely redshirt. 

OK, I think I got it.

Guys Michigan views as a first choice are typically offered a full scholarship without a greyshirt condition.  Hopefully Michigan gets him regardless