Needing to add new prospects to the board down the road as we have no sure things at this point. Can't we continue to recruit him but make the offer non-commitable?
I'm pretty sure the offense and defense have different sections of the locker room, so you'd have to move over to the defensive section to check for Clark's locker.
Bought 13 and it freezes before even making it to the main menu. Apparently old xbox's can't run the newer games? Is there a way to update it without sending it to Microsoft and giving them $110?
I'd compare it to saying not to get excited about a prospect until he actually makes a visit to Michigan. Until then it's a lot of speculation, and many people were making the leap of "he's about to decommit, who gets his spot."
Well done.
The changes reflect performances in the camp circuit since February and if I'm correct of those six guys only Shane Morris has been going to the camps. I just wish Dymonte would make it to a few 7-on-7's since the evaluators seem to be holding out until they can see a little more of him in coverage.
frame compared to Martin's. It seems scouts thought a 6'1" DT has limited potential as a pro, whereas someone with Roh's size (and versatility) could be an asset.
Seems most likely. Top 3 in conference, academic powerhouse, and some recent bad blood. That'd be an absolute slugfest, they signed the nation's best O line class + Barry Sanders Jr. to keep that run game alive.
1. The athlete's drawing in attendance is stupid. Michigan stadium filled up with Nick Sheridan playing QB just as it does with Denard playing.
2. Having college paid for means you not only get a free education but you graduate with no loans. Michigan could pull their next center out of some third world country and he'd instantly have more money than almost every student simply because the majority of students are in the red. If Chris Webber couldn't afford a cheeseburger he could've gone to the bank for a loan like the rest of us and he'd still be +40,000 on his peers.
with their highlight films and whatnot, but I'm not sure that we should take anyone beside Isaac. Green looks like a clone of Smith. And we took 2 rb's 2 years ago, 2 last year and 2 this year already. It seems more pressing to fill the middle of our DL and the WR.
He looks like he's been well coached. High-points the ball beautifully, uses his size to create separation, and has long-speed. Not jarringly quick or shifty so he won't draw the top 100 type rave reviews, but he'd make a good option for our QBs.
Last summer I had worked at the team camp for my college (small school, Iowa). As coaches we were assigned teams to work with and I lucked in to working with Amara Darboh's Dowling Catholic squad. Even better, they divided up into offense and defense and I got to take the offense, so I had to opportunity to watch Darboh work in a team setting for six practices that lasted three hours apiece. I'm no scout but if the interest is there I could throw together my impressions of him from that time.
being they're one of if not the favorite to win the NC next year?
/s
I know what you mean about USC having scholarship limitations and not being able to pick up as many players as they had in the past, but I'm not sure you're giving Stanford enough credit. Didn't they also pull the top LB in Florida? Noor Davis is something?
it to maybe 10 games football and basketball this year. ISU was on break for the Okie State football game so I ended up getting a ticket for $1 that was about 15 rows up on the end where they had OT. Cool story me all you want, that was the best dollar I've ever spent.
They had some major issues losing players to transfers the past few years and barely had enough to field a roster when Hoiberg signed on. Now that he's had some time to establish his style of play the transfers will die down.
you gordie. I was at that game today and White pretty much owned the second half. Mizzou's coach (can't think of his name right now) compared him to Magic if we want to go all Fred Jackson. But really, he has an amazing basketball IQ, handles the ball and sees the floor better than the majority of D1 point guards, has great post moves, and shoots free throws like Shaq (seriously, he has airballed at least 4 this year). But really, a guy with his skill set will end up in the lottery.
The biggest reason, as I've understood it, that most of our recruits seem to be from the Midwest is that the Midwest - an Ohio in particular - is unusually well stocked with top tier talent. If that isn't the case next year, I'd assume we'll go elsewhere to get the recruits we want.
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It was what, five minutes after a brawl erupted due to trash talking? Refs gotta maintain control of the game.
And a quick plea for help: I won't be near a TV at gametime, can anyone provide a link for a live stream of the game?
I went to YouTube to see for my own eyes, and althought it's a 31 second clip... yes do want. The move at :10 is something else.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlhUg39c1Xc
It's RollDamnTide.
It's RollDamnTide.
Seemed like he was ready to turn the corner.
did that happen to?
the top skill performers for the NE team? If so, how many players were eligible? Like, is he tenth out of 340 or out of 20?
The changes reflect performances in the camp circuit since February and if I'm correct of those six guys only Shane Morris has been going to the camps. I just wish Dymonte would make it to a few 7-on-7's since the evaluators seem to be holding out until they can see a little more of him in coverage.
frame compared to Martin's. It seems scouts thought a 6'1" DT has limited potential as a pro, whereas someone with Roh's size (and versatility) could be an asset.
Green supposed to be an Ohio lean?
within the last month then suddenly cancelled his visit...use common sense.
He looks like he's been well coached. High-points the ball beautifully, uses his size to create separation, and has long-speed. Not jarringly quick or shifty so he won't draw the top 100 type rave reviews, but he'd make a good option for our QBs.
Last summer I had worked at the team camp for my college (small school, Iowa). As coaches we were assigned teams to work with and I lucked in to working with Amara Darboh's Dowling Catholic squad. Even better, they divided up into offense and defense and I got to take the offense, so I had to opportunity to watch Darboh work in a team setting for six practices that lasted three hours apiece. I'm no scout but if the interest is there I could throw together my impressions of him from that time.
is about the best Charles Woodson v. Michigan State impression I've seen. Definitely looks like a Michigan man!
gotten awkward. Got stood up on our last six dates?
VT is the leader for Fuller, he's had a couple older brothers play there, so that would be quite the pleasant surprise.
a foot race between Dennis Norfleet and Berkley Edwards.
being they're one of if not the favorite to win the NC next year?
/s
I know what you mean about USC having scholarship limitations and not being able to pick up as many players as they had in the past, but I'm not sure you're giving Stanford enough credit. Didn't they also pull the top LB in Florida? Noor Davis is something?
it to maybe 10 games football and basketball this year. ISU was on break for the Okie State football game so I ended up getting a ticket for $1 that was about 15 rows up on the end where they had OT. Cool story me all you want, that was the best dollar I've ever spent.
They had some major issues losing players to transfers the past few years and barely had enough to field a roster when Hoiberg signed on. Now that he's had some time to establish his style of play the transfers will die down.
you gordie. I was at that game today and White pretty much owned the second half. Mizzou's coach (can't think of his name right now) compared him to Magic if we want to go all Fred Jackson. But really, he has an amazing basketball IQ, handles the ball and sees the floor better than the majority of D1 point guards, has great post moves, and shoots free throws like Shaq (seriously, he has airballed at least 4 this year). But really, a guy with his skill set will end up in the lottery.
Payton was praised for his play at the Army AA game? Wasn't he awarded best hands or something like that?
Not to be a dick, just to hold onto some hope.
The biggest reason, as I've understood it, that most of our recruits seem to be from the Midwest is that the Midwest - an Ohio in particular - is unusually well stocked with top tier talent. If that isn't the case next year, I'd assume we'll go elsewhere to get the recruits we want.
offer from #michigan" sounds like Michigan has offered him eight times now.