Another Gut??

Submitted by Ziff72 on

Rarely does Brian step out on a limb on recruiting, mostly he sorts thru the noise for us to give us a reasonable guess, but he made a drive by on the board last night on his way out of town and gave a favorable S. Parker vibe. Let's see if Brian has the same mad vibes as Sam Webb's gut. Stay Tuned.

It is interseting I think we've been selling this playing time gig so hard in the secondary, it's going to look like a high school party where they say a bunch of girls are going to be there and it ends up a sausage fest with 15 dudes sitting around drinking beer and playing Sega(yes Sega I'm old)

"Hi Im Vlad I'm here for the early playing time"
"Carvin.. you too??, I just spoke to Ray and he was here for the same thing"
"How many safeties they play here at Michigan?"
"Dudes... Sean Parker up in the house looking for PT"
"Uh huh get in line Cali boy"
"Who are you"
"T. Gordon you can call me flash"
"Aw shit here comes a dad"
"Naw it's just me M. Williams"

May the best man win and not get shredded by a boot leg to the TE or a bomb on 3rd and 25.

jg2112

December 22nd, 2009 at 11:10 AM ^

If Parker and Grimes both commit, which seem to be likelihoods at this point, I count either 9 or 10 defensive secondary players enrolling in the 2010 class. Add that to Turner, Gordon and Emilien playing increased roles, and Michigan will be spoiled for choice in the secondary.

Plegerize

December 22nd, 2009 at 11:15 AM ^

I'll take the sausage fest if it means we're deeper at a position the dearly needs it. I'm sure a lot of those guys will be redshirting and so they wont be in direct competition for playing time right away.

But with the way things are going with the latest attrition at those spots, all these recruits committing is the shot in the arm we need for next year.

Magnus

December 22nd, 2009 at 11:18 AM ^

Carvin Johnson is well aware that Marvin Robinson committed, and I doubt Sean Parker is afraid of Ray Vinopal. I don't think the sausage fest will scare any of them.

los barcos

December 22nd, 2009 at 12:13 PM ^

the one problem, if there is one, is that with an abundance of recruits for few positions, some may inevitably transfer.

i just hope we can keep all these guys for 4-5 years. having them transfer after 2 years wont do anything for depth.

with all that being said, with all the lottery tickets we have, our secondary will be something special soon enough.

Giff4484

December 22nd, 2009 at 11:53 AM ^

Marvin's name has been thrown around as a LB, a lot of teams run the spread right now so that hybrid position is going to be huge. I think the days of having 6-3 240 lb linebackers is over for the most part since you need to have speed all over the place.

I for one love the fact the we now have talent and may be getting more talent in our seconday. We have always had the stud cornerback and the guy waiting to take over there but safety has been our problem and we are on our way to fixing that.

But these are all young untested guys who have to grow up fast and Rich Rod doesn't have time on his side and needs to win now.

Ziff72

December 22nd, 2009 at 1:01 PM ^

It was on a forum therad about 3 pages back simple titled "Sean Parker". Other Brian made a comment and Brian responded about ther being good news on his recruitment or seomthing to that effect.

jtmc33

December 22nd, 2009 at 12:00 PM ^

My DB wishes for 2010:

1) Safety recruit M. Robinson switches to LB and starts at SAM as a true frosh
2) Redshirt Freshman Turner starts at CB
3) True Freshman C.Christian starts at CB
4) T. Woolfolk moves back to FS
5) Vlad / M. Williams fight it out for starting Strong Safety - Kovacs in at SS for run support situations
6) Safety/LB recruit Furman redshirts and takes over WLB in 2011 after Mouton graduates
7) Grimes / Floyd / T. Jones for CB depth
8) Parker for FS depth
9) Avery / Talbot / Vinopil / Carvin for Special Teams or Redshirts for 2011 depth

steve sharik

December 22nd, 2009 at 2:14 PM ^

Angry Michigan DB Hating God

Of course, at least this crew has potential. Before it was AMDHG and little hope for improvement. While we will be talented in the secondary (I'm so glad I can say this), we will experience some severe growing pains next year.

2010 DBs = 2009 QBs

Bosch

December 22nd, 2009 at 4:09 PM ^

is not selling guaranteed playing time and that he is selling the opportunity for playing time. These kids aren't blind. They can see how many players Michigan is going after. By committing, it shows that they are not afraid of the competition. That's the type of players we want.