Ricky Doyle Transferring
This offense isn't the best fit for him. Goodluck to him in the future!
Uh Oh... I think everyone is about to get upset Beilein forced him out
I forgot my "/s", String.
Y'all better stop wastin my time. Cuz Omar will come back tomorrow. And the next day. And the next day. And I will put a bullet in your behinds for what y'all puts me through.
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like saying the Browns had 3 QB's last year. Quantity does not equal quality.
Well, the hope is that Wagner passes Donnal next year and shows as the best option at the 5. At that point, keeping Donnal an additional year just to backup Mo might get in the way of Davis and Teske's development. We'll see, though.
I've heard nothing about Davis or Teske to say they would be better than Donnal. One or both of them will likely redshirt next season, so there will be a period of adjustment. If they progress like Donnal, it may take 1.5 years before they can provide a solid 15-20 minutes.
I just hope Wagner and Donnal improve so much that Beilein is forced to play both of them a ton.
Jesus man, take a breath or something. He never said anything about them being terrible players, he just mentioned that he hadn't heard anything in the scope of "these guys will be immediate impact quality." I think that's fair at this point.
Maybe it will motivate them? If they can't handle reading about themselves on the interwebz, then they should not attend a major college program.
You don't seem to realize your comments can be viewed as dogging on Donnal, as if he's not needed and can be cast aside to make way for newer and in your mind better players.
This is a message board, and people give their opinions on what's best for the team. By saying young players may not be ready, or not be as ready to contribute as a RS junior/senior, they are not saying Teske/Davis are bad. They are not ripping on them. No more than you are ripping on Donnal.
I don't know whether Davis will be good or not--I do see some skills-- but there are definitely some Doyle parallels. Neither were ranked in the top 125. Both played in lower classes in their states. Neither faced players near their size. Neither is consider athletic. Teske at least had decent competition. Davis is the more likely red-shirt.
...including 1st team his senior year. And was a 4-star recruit. So he was actually a more heralded player coming out of high school than Teske or Davis.
Maybe you stick to Kentucky hoops or NY Giant football BigBlue.
My bad. Fact remains that Donnal was a 4-star recruit. And there has been speculation that Teske or Davis may be redshirted.
http://mgoblog.com/content/hello-jon-teske
By the time Teske arrives, Ricky Doyle and Mark Donnal will be juniors and it's somewhat possible that DJ Wilson is big enough to play some minutes at the 5. A redshirt would be possible, and probably desirable since a kid like Teske is going to keep getting better over the course of his career.
http://mgoblog.com/content/hoops-hello-austin-davis
Posts are tough to project and Davis is tougher than most because of the level of competition he generally goes against. He'll probably take a redshirt and hit Camp Sanderson, whereupon the sluggishness that does show up on film (and is something Davis himself points out as his most pressing issue) should be mitigated. How much? I don't know. I do like bigs with good hands and the ability to finish with either.
With Doyle and Donnal in front of him plus Teske, Michigan can let Davis develop until he's a redshirt sophmore, whereupon he should have a productive, Jordan-Morgan-esque career.
no matter what. . .
We might have three bigs, but only one of them (Wagner) is at least showing potential.
This coaching staff needs to find guys with far more athleticism than what we currently have.
Think this is best for both. Was clearly passed by Wagner and Donnell this year, and with 2 incoming bigs, just not enough minutes for him. Good luck elsewhere, hopefully somewhere that never plays Michigan.
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well, now we don't have to sweat it
Good luck to him. Had high hopes for The Big Dripper.
Man, he showed so much potential last season. He was a big disapointment this year. I wish him nothing but the best.
With how much he sweats already, if I were him, I'd be looking at schools in Maine
only gets us down to even. We would need one more defection before that could happen. But....... could it be a grand scheme. Grant Spike his "release" to avoid any perception that players are being pushed out and then bring him back after?
The question then becomes, can Spike co-exist with Joshua Jackson? (evil plotting laugh)
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We are not getting Jackson.
Huh? What?
Rough year for Ricky. Hope he gets his sleeping squared away and prospers at hoops and life.
Huh? Seriously wondering. Is there something I haven't heard about?
It was revealed that Ricky has Sleep Apnea and had a lot of issues with it throughout the year.
Sanderson.
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first known case. expect an outbreak.
may your future arena have ample air conditioning and towels
I wish him the best, but hopefully this clears up a few more minutes for Mo Weazy.
I hope everything works out for him. Good Luck!
best of luck to him. will miss his over-active sweat glands, his manos de piedra, not so much...