Gulogulo37

April 17th, 2023 at 9:45 PM ^

Scholarship limits don't matter, so sounds great to me. I remember Brian talking about how Harbaugh always took multiple QBs, which sounded nice after Hoke's handling of recruiting around the time of Shane Morris. But then he came to Michigan basically right when if you have more than one decent QB, someone is transferring at the end of the year :/

Grampy

April 17th, 2023 at 8:25 PM ^

Could be an outstanding athlete, isn’t the best athlete on any given HS team a strong candidate for the QB position?  The scout team needs good players, too.  Love how magnetic our recruiting is in the current cycle.

slblue

April 17th, 2023 at 8:41 PM ^

This.  Our HS in St. Louis had a kid named Jairus Byrd who played QB (and several other positions).  Went on to Oregon and then played free safety in the NFL with quite a bit of success.  At smaller high schools (like Clayton High) the best athlete often gets the most touches - so is the QB by default.  This young man could end up who knows where.  But welcome to Michigan young man - and you can always get your law degree from Harvard!

Blueisgood

April 17th, 2023 at 9:19 PM ^

Good for him and Michigan. Can't say I'd do the same if I was in his shoes. Turning down a scholarship for a free education would be hard to do if it was me. Or if it was my kid, as much as I love going to the Big House, I'd be pushing for him/her to take the scholarship. No better way to start a career then with no student debt.

 

Jack Be Nimble

April 17th, 2023 at 10:39 PM ^

It hasn't changed. Ivy League schools signed an agreement years ago that bars any member institution from providing any type of financial aid except according to individual need. There are no athletic scholarships or academic merit scholarships either in the Ivy League. What you pay is entirely decided by how much money your parents make.