Rivals Article/Bored at work
I was looking for my daily football fix/methadone, and came across these free stories from Rivals. Neither story is glowing but were 72 day away from "the most wonderful time of the year".
Story on Denard & Cam:
http://michigan.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1097058
Nugget on Obi:
http://michigan.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1096621
Nothing new or informative but it's something to read at work.
Edit: fixed title, thanks chunkums, it was partical board.
What I really want to know, is what are the dimensions of this board that is apparently at your work? I'm really into cardboard.
Here is my current project:
If you don't want to read it. I have to get all my ”Freakin Laser Beams" off my weapons in my area of responsibility and scrape the passages off then re-site in the weapons with another "freakin laser beam". We can't go around shooting Albert Qaeda with Jesus guns, were not allowed to be offensive when we deal lead. ;)
Black board and he is drawing up plays for Denard, et.al. to run wild on the competition this fall...
...about Ezeh's back injury widely known? I don't recall it being discussed here, but I could be wrong.
Ezeh struggled through back problems for much of last season, which lends credence to the notion that he could bounce back if he stays healthy.
But that just sounds like an excuse to me. I can understand if a players is too hurt to play, but if you are on the field injury cannot be a reason for poor play
From what I read, Ezeh kept the injury as hush-hush as he could. He didn't want to make up any excuses for his poor play. Very respectable. I really hope he has a break-out senior year.
In regards to the Robinson/Gordon article:
No, Robinson probably won't reach the level of success that Pat White did his sophomore year but I still think he's going to turn some heads and shock a lot of people. If he can learn (and I think he already has) to tuck and run instead of throwing up an errant duck, he can really be a dynamic player.
Gordon, on the other hand, is straight up over-hyped. I love the kid's attitude and his combination of size and speed but at this point it's unfair to expect him to make a massive impact. With time he very well could be a lights-out safety but with the lack of experience and switch over from wide receiver, it's going to take some time for him to develop.