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Johnzo18 said...
I actually don't think Maxwell is as terrible as some people tend to think. Yes he has a problem with making pre-determined reads with the football and just locking on to a WR causing him to throw into some crap traffic at times. However MSU had one of the worst WR cores in all of college football last year. Yes athletically they are a good group, but if you want to talk about some shit hands, they have some of the worst hands I have ever seen collectively as a group. Terrible hands, every single one of them.
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elmn12 said...
It reminds me of the scene in moneyball where the scouts are talking to Billy Beane and they are all saying how well the guy can hit the ball. When they're done talking about the guy Billy Beane turns to them and says something like "if he can hit so well, then why doesn't he hit better?" For the MSU WR situation it's similar. If they are such good WR's, why do they have so many drops?
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Michigan_Fan said...
Michigan is known to get their main recruits from Ohio and this year should be no different. As of right now, Michigan has sent out 6 offers to Ohio recruits:
1) Michael Ferns (Michigan Commit) 2) Joe Henderson (not sure where he stands) 3) Kyle Berger (hopefully ends up blue but Ohio fans think otherwise) 4) Marshon Lattimore (Ohio lean) 5) Erick Smith (Ohio lean) 6) Dante Booker (Ohio lean)
If we do end up getting Kyle Berger and maybe Joe Henderson (have better options than him at WDE), that's only up to 3 Ohio commits from this class. If you go through the top 10 Ohio prospects, most are Ohio commits/leans. This is a year where Michigan can not afford to lose any of its Michigan recruits.
Yes, we are in on a lot of top 50 recruits (high 4 to 5 stars) this year and are in their top 5s or 10s but as history shows, if we get 2 of them (being optimistic), we will still need a lot more recruits. Where do we go for recruits? (we can probably get a couple from Illinois).
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inuyesta said...
Sorry if this is old news, but I don't think I've seen this posted anywhere: Corey Holmes has a preliminary top-5, and UM isn't part of it. The list is Rutgers, UCLA, USF, Florida, and Wisconsin. Disappointing from a kid a lot of us had/have high hopes would be part of the class.
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Michigan_Fan said...
Michigan is known to get their main recruits from Ohio and this year should be no different. As of right now, Michigan has sent out 6 offers to Ohio recruits:
1) Michael Ferns (Michigan Commit) 2) Joe Henderson (not sure where he stands) 3) Kyle Berger (hopefully ends up blue but Ohio fans think otherwise) 4) Marshon Lattimore (Ohio lean) 5) Erick Smith (Ohio lean) 6) Dante Booker (Ohio lean)
If we do end up getting Kyle Berger and maybe Joe Henderson (have better options than him at WDE), that's only up to 3 Ohio commits from this class. If you go through the top 10 Ohio prospects, most are Ohio commits/leans. This is a year where Michigan can not afford to lose any of its Michigan recruits.
Yes, we are in on a lot of top 50 recruits (high 4 to 5 stars) this year and are in their top 5s or 10s but as history shows, if we get 2 of them (being optimistic), we will still need a lot more recruits. Where do we go for recruits? I hope the coaches get stronger ties with Illinois and Virginia state schools. It would great if we can add these two states as feeder states from Michigan (like Ohio and Michigan).
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elmn12 said...
It reminds me of the scene in moneyball where the scouts are talking to Billy Beane and they are all saying how well the guy can hit the ball. When they're done talking about the guy Billy Beane turns to them and says something like "if he can hit so well, then why doesn't he hit better?" For the MSU WR situation it's similar. If they are such good WR's, why do they have so many drops?
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