Omameh Fluff

Submitted by nella on
The free press recently interviewed Patrick Omameh. Discussed in the article are his thoughts on redshirting last year, along with the possibility of starting in 2009. http://www.freep.com/article/20090711/SPORTS06/907110360/1054/Michigan-…- Two notes: (1) He seems to be extremely humble, and I like him. He could surprise those who invest alot of interest in recruiting rankings. (2) Apparently, he is weighing in at a solid 287. He seems to be much stronger than last summer. What are your thoughts?

Huss

July 11th, 2009 at 11:41 AM ^

I'm most excited about in the coming years. The staff loves him, OSU wanted him, and RichRod got him. Seems to fit the system to a T. He may not be able to usurp Ortmann just yet, but I think this guy will be a rock on the Oline for the next 4 years.

MichiganStudent

July 11th, 2009 at 12:47 PM ^

Talk about gaining in size. Wasn't he scrawny his junior and senior year in high school which is why he was a 2 star? Now he's a fricken giant. Can't wait to see him on the field.

GustaveFerbert

July 11th, 2009 at 5:51 PM ^

What an amazing concept...Nice when the years continue and instead of relaying on major frosh contributions we can first have them Barwis'd and learn from the sidelines in all but the elite situations.. Go Blue!

ATX Wolverine

July 11th, 2009 at 11:52 PM ^

Well, glad to see that Omameh, Barnum and (to some extent) Khoury are developing nicely. Looks like Dann O'Neill is transferring to WMU: http://www.mlive.com/broncos/index.ssf/2009/07/wmu_lands_heralded_linem… With O'Neill and Wermers now transferring and Mealer still a question mark, doesn't look like we can rely on our class of '07 for depth. We're still okay, and I don't think anyone was expecting O'Neill to make an impact this year, but it still hurts depth. p.s. I would have made this a new post, but unfortunately I haven't hit the 20 point mark, yet, so I apologize if this is a bit outside the scope of this thread.

GustaveFerbert

July 12th, 2009 at 9:24 AM ^

just a question mark...He is apparently developing well considering what he went through. And OL is one place where we appear to have sufficient depth - especially in comparison to depth at other places (e.g., defense). And it was 2008 recruits, so having Mealer, Barnum, Khoury, and Omameh around is not like the line class was a bust.

Magnus

July 12th, 2009 at 9:39 AM ^

Considering the youth we have at Mealer's positions (guard and center), it's potentially okay if he doesn't develop for a few years. Molk is only a RS sophomore and Khoury is in Mealer's class. Barnum could start at OG, and Ferrara and Schilling both have two years left. It's a long way off, but our interior line could easily look like this for the next few years: 2009: Schilling, Molk, Moosman 2010: Schilling, Molk, Barnum 2011: Khoury, Molk, Barnum