Treadwell, Morris & Lewis among IMG Top 10 Performers

Submitted by MichiganMan2424 on

The Michigan Elite/IMG 7-on-7 competition wrapped up today, and 247's Steve Wiltfong who was covering the event put out a list of his top 10 performers from the weekend.

Topping the list was Laquon Treadwell at #1, with Shane Morris at #4 and Jourdan Lewis at #9. Nice to see Michigan players and recruits performing well at every camp they go to.

Other players of note for Michigan:

#6 is 2014 top 50 player Clifton Garrett, a LB from Illinois who said yesterday he was going to try and go up to see Michigan this weekend.

#8 is another 2014 prospect, WR/S Tyronne Pierre who said he visited Michigan Friday before the event.

#2 is 4/5 star LB Jaylon Smith, a 2013 LB who has a top 3 of OSU, ND, and USC, and most think is leaning towards ND as of now.

http://247sports.com/Article/Michigan-EliteIMG-7-on-7-Top-10-75173

ken725

May 27th, 2012 at 4:44 PM ^

I'm guessing each team has around +10 players (7 starters + few subs) since it is a 7 v 7 tournament.  

The teams I know for sure:

Max Ex, AWP, Core 6, North Shore, Gridiron Academy

The top 3 teams from this weekend are qualified to compete in the IMG 7on7 Championship in Florida.

Lionsfan

May 27th, 2012 at 8:26 PM ^

For a normal High School 7v7 it just depends on how many players show up, and usually kids will play both sides of the ball. But since quite a lot of these guys are Division One prospects the rosters are all around 19-20 I believe, 7 starters for each side, plus a couple athlete guys

RakeFight

May 27th, 2012 at 4:32 PM ^

I wonder if this Jared Murphy cat is worth a look at slot receiver?  He's had some good camps, runs a 4.47 40, and was the only WR to give Lewis trouble in this 7 on 7 tournament.

Minus The Houma

May 27th, 2012 at 5:11 PM ^

He was the first Quarterback on the list so that is good.  Also, in this format they have to throw every time.  There is no taking off and running if no one is open.  So, yes I think it is a great showcase for QB's but receivers and DBs have a huge chance to impress.  With Shane already being a highly touted QB it probably makes it harder for the people judging to put him at the top psycologically b/c they want him to impress even more.  Possibly, or I'm just crazy talking.

uminks

May 27th, 2012 at 5:27 PM ^

Threw some great passes to Treadwell, and he could see the two of them hooking up for many TD passes in the 2013 season and beyond!

Skiptoomylou22

May 27th, 2012 at 6:21 PM ^

Can someone please explain how Notre Dame recruits so well given the product theyve put on the field post 90s? (aside from being Christian). It baffles me, where talent goes to die.

Matthew

May 27th, 2012 at 7:03 PM ^

I was kind of "Bleh" on Treadwell for a while because I hadn't watched his highlights.  I figured everyone was lovng him because we had known about his Michigan interest for a while and he was a four star receiver.  Watching his highlights from this weekend really opened my eyes.  Kid has real nice hands, is big, athletic, loves that jump ball.  Very impressive, though I am no talent evaluator.  Would love to see him in Maize and Blue and I am pretty confident he will be.   

1464

May 27th, 2012 at 8:20 PM ^

Haha...I'm not sure what I like more about this post, the honesty or the ignorance.

"I wasn't very excited by this recruit because I decided to form an opinion contrary to everyone else without actually basing it off of any relevant information."

You have embodied the internet.  You win today.

Matthew

May 27th, 2012 at 8:37 PM ^

Haha I was just being honest.  You know how it goes.  "Oh, a four star WR from the Big Ten footprint who can qualify academically has an interest in Michigan.  He is a must get!!!"  I just kind of went along with it not really knowing how good Treadwell was or is.