Shane Morris gets 5-star rating from Scout.

Submitted by GoBlueinMN on

Shane Morris gets a 5-star rating from Scout as it names its initial 5-satrs form the Midwest, which are limited to Morris and Middletown, OH QB Jalin Marshall.

 

http://recruiting.scout.com/2/1100684.html 

 

Edit: Another link that discusses other potential Scout 300 recruits from the Midwest including, Wyatt Shallman, Steve Elmer, and Dymonte Thomas.

http://recruiting.scout.com/2/1100712.html 

turd ferguson

August 30th, 2011 at 2:02 PM ^

The point you're getting at is reasonable (that rankings don't mean everything), but this actually should make you more confident that we're getting a stud QB.  Maybe you're great at evaluating film - I'm not - but otherwise, we've had to trust that his "looks great" praise wasn't being shared by 100 other 2013 QBs around the country.  This shows that one of the heavyweight recruiting services believes that he's probably one of the best few prospects in the country.  That's a big deal.

tjl7386

August 30th, 2011 at 12:05 PM ^

Think this is the most excited I have been in a while for a recruit coming into Michigan. The crazy thing is he still has another year of HS to get better before he even steps foot on the field for Michigan.

LB

August 30th, 2011 at 12:07 PM ^

Thank you, MGoBloggers for your vigilance on our behalf.

Now, conventional blogiquette might demand that I ignore the second post, but I will go against the norm simply because I also hope to be like dang this season!

Ziff72

August 30th, 2011 at 12:35 PM ^

I heard from an "Insider" Morris was so good they were either going to give him a 6th star.

A different source had him leaving school after his Junior year because Hoke promised him he would start over Denard next year.

I think I'm losing my credibility on this thread, but I do think this might be true.  I heard he was held back a couple years ago so he could develop physically and dominate.  It doesn't effect much, but it could lower his ceiling just a bit if he is as old as the current seniors in high school.

 

Trebor

August 30th, 2011 at 1:58 PM ^

I hope Shane is already trying to work his magic with Tyner, the RB from Oregon. That would be quite the fantastic start to the 2013 class.

dnak438

August 30th, 2011 at 4:10 PM ^

5 star QBs according to Scout (Michigan recuits in bold):

2002: Vince Young (Texas), Trent Edwards (Stanford), Ben Olson (BYU, then UCLA again in 2005), Reggie McNeal (Texas A&M), Gavin Dickey (Florida)

2003: John David Booty (USC), Kyle Wright (Miami), Chris Leak (Florida), JaMarcus Russell (LSU)

2004: Rhett Bomar (Oklahoma), Xavier Lee (FSU), Anthony Morrelli (PSU), Chad Henne (Michigan)

2005: Mark Sanchez (USC), Ryan Perilloux (LSU), Jonathan Crompton (Tennessee), Joe Ayoob (California)

2006: Mitch Mustain (Arkansas), Matthew Stafford (UGA), Tim Tebow (Florida), Brent Schaeffer (Ole Miss)

2007: Jimmy Clausen (ND), Ryan Mallett (Michigan), Aaron Corp (USC), Tyrod Taylor (Va Tech), Kodi Burns (Auburn), Pat Bostick (Pitt)

2008: Terrelle Pryor (tOSU), EJ Manuel (FSU), Dayne Christ (ND), Andrew Luck (Stanford), Kevin Craft (UCLA)

2009: Matt Barkley (USC), Russell Shepard (LSU), Aaron Murray (UGA), Tajh Boyd (Clemson), Garrett Gilbert (Texas)

2010: Jake Heaps (BYU), Phillip Sims (Bama), Paul Jones (PSU), Blake Bell (Oklahoma), Devin Gardner (Michigan)

2011: Jeff Driskel (Florida), Braxton Miller (tOSU), Brett Hundley (UCLA), Kiehl Frazier (Auburn)

There are some pretty good players in that group.

In reply to by Franz Schubert

jelster

August 30th, 2011 at 9:02 PM ^

Skill players can play really soon, so an established starter, such as DG will be throwing to them their first 2 years (hopefully)