Rawls if he can hang onto it, I'd guesss
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| Date | Title | Body |
|---|---|---|
| 1 year 2 weeks ago | A bunch of Freshmen will play |
1. Matt Wile - we better hope he is good enough to be the kicker on September 3rd of the kicking game may have big problems again this year 2. Thomas Rawls - should see his snaps increase throughout the year in the power running game 3. Blake Countess - could be a special player and might be a starter or at least the 3rd cornerback by the end of the year I also wouldn't be surprised to see one of the defensive guys playing offense; maybe Morgan at FB or Beyer at TE due to a lack of depth at those positions. |
| 1 year 17 weeks ago | Wink . . . |
Wink. Wink. |
| 1 year 17 weeks ago | Dileo |
There's a guy named Wes Welker who does fine in 3-wide and 4-wide sets playing in a pro-style offense. If a guy can run routes, get open, and catch the ball there is a place for him in any offense. Borges will make use of the talent he has on the roster. |
| 1 year 17 weeks ago | Clark |
It's not out of the question that we are recruiting Clark as a TE. No reason he can't redshirt and add 25-30 lbs; that would give him the ideal measurables to be a TE. You can't have too many guys in that 225-240 lb range (run stopping LBs, TEs, FBs) especially with the move towards a more power offense. |
| 1 year 17 weeks ago | I can't see! |
It looks like his eyes have swollen shut from all that pizza and doughnuts. Still, the NFL likes big fat OLs, I'm surpised he wasn't invited to the combine. |
| 1 year 17 weeks ago | Lets hope we get him |
We need a Fullback in this class as we move towards a more pro-style offense. Some TEs too. Anybody know the story behind the Wisconsin de-commit? |
| 1 year 17 weeks ago | Value of Depth |
This just reminds me about how much depth the Defense will have next year; that is the one advantage of playing so many young players and having a big recruiting class with a lot of redshirts last year. The D will be much better just because the coaches will be able to rotate 17-20 players rather than playing the same 11 guys the whole game. I think the D just wore down in some games in 2010 and that shouldn't happen with the improved depth. |
| 1 year 19 weeks ago | I agree |
Michigan was suffering from the 7-6 record and uncertainty about Rodriguez before he was fired, so this was already a borderline top-25 recruiting class. His firing might have caused us to miss on a few late kids (Frost, Walls) but wasn't going to be a top 10 class no matter what. At this point, our best hope is for the new coach to keep the existing commits, close the deal on a few others (Bryant), and maybe get a few snake oil surprises. But let's not kid ourselves, this wasn't going to be a great class if Rodriguez had been retained for a 4th year. |
| 1 year 19 weeks ago | Coach search |
I'm not sure Brandon is just now starting his "national search". It sounds like he has been looking at candidates and maybe even having discussions with them for awhile, as any CEO would do in normal sucession planning. When the new coach is named (hopefully by this weekend), I think we'll find that the first conversation between Brandon and the coach wasn't on January 6. |
| 1 year 21 weeks ago | Ha |
Just peed my pants! |
