Story on UM OL and Bronco Starter Michael Schofield
There's a nice story in the Chicago Tribune on former Michigan OL Michael Schofield, who is starting for the Bronco's in the Super Bowl.
LINK: Michael Schofield takes unusual path to Super Bowl with Denver Broncos.
EDIT: This is paywalled by the Trib. Sorry about that. I tried to search for a non-paywalled version, and didn't find it. Hopefully some of the links below work.
It's a feel good fluff article, but still good to see a Michigan grad starting in the Super Bowl.
Here's to hoping for Glasgow's future, and to also see a return to many OL from Michigan going on to the NFL.
February 7th, 2016 at 7:19 AM ^
Is it just me? Or did you forget to mention that OP?
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Paywalled
It would be nice if the op would cut and paste some if paywalled.
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Damn Tribune has been doing this for awhile now.
February 7th, 2016 at 2:44 PM ^
Try "select All", "Copy", and Paste it to a doc/txt file
February 7th, 2016 at 2:42 PM ^
I have found with the Trib, if you open page, then right click "select all", "copy", you can paste it to a doc or txt file and read it. I just worked for me.
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He is an average O Lineman at best right now for the Broncos. He is a little better in rush protection than pass protection. At times he was brutal and needed to be replaced. So hard as a Michigan fan and Bronco fan to want him to sit. At the same time I am very happy for him to be a Superbowl Champ (Superbowl 50 no less). I really hope he gets better this off season with his hands and feet. I feel like because he is not confident with his hands he leans. When he leans his feet are slow and gets beat to the outside quite a bit. Because he is slow with his feet he is susceptible to the bull rush and gets pressed back into the pocket. He has a lot of work ahead of him to keep his starting job. However, he is a wolverine and hopefully his tenacity with see him through!
Go Blue! Go Broncos!
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evans is #72 right? dont know anything about him other than what i watched this year. hes massive, pretty quick and i thought he had a bright future. that dude impressed by standing out at times this year despite their fairly deep DL
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This may be a hotbed for RR bashing but he has a starter on the OL in the Super Bowl today.
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2008: Ricky Barnum, Rocko Khoury, Elliott Mealer, Dann O'Neill and Kurt Wermers.
2009: Taylor Lewan, Michael Schofield and Quinton Washington.
2010: Christian Pace. WTF?!
The 2010 class was a disaster. Even the 2011 OL class was not good... just Chris Bryant and Tony Posada. I know Hoke was hired late, but he should have tried to pick up another lineman. Even a MAC-level guy would have been better than nothing.
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February 7th, 2016 at 4:56 PM ^
Your wound will heal more quickly and more cleanly if you don't constantly pick at the scab.
February 7th, 2016 at 12:29 PM ^
I hope this game lives up to the hype.
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