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Here's an interview with him. He's got a lot of hair.

That's really impressive poise for a freshman quarterback.

I saw him come into the Harrison game in the second half and he played well. Made a few nice plays. Wasn't scared at all. Coach Wilcher at Cass Tech says he'll be big time. I saw him practice later in the season, and he definitely has ability. Penn State has already started sending mail.

Off topic but I would never let my son go to that school after what recently just came out. I don't know how any parent would be comfortable. Yes, it was over a decade ago but it still happened and those who knew didn't report it. That school's athletic program is tarnished forever in my opinion.

Neat?

Also irrelevant

You said noone is recruiting him. Steve just said Penn st is in contact, therefore being recruited. So nothing alike. Nothing alike=irrelevant.

Jayru is 6'1 and 14 years old, already getting attention and starting to be recruited. Not exactly the same situation if the kid you're talking about is JUST a starting freshman. Jayru also goes to Cass Tech, a pipeline school to Michigan.

I've met the kid before, he seems to be 6'1. I'm just basing this on me being 5'11 and him being a little taller than me.

It's always exciting to see someone young starting to big things already and get attention; especially when they go to your pipeline school. I'm excited to see the development of this kid in the next couple of years.

I'll have more on him and 2013 DB Jourdan Lewis friday night after their game. Big game for Cass Tech in the regional final at De La Salle and Shane Morris.

Jourdan currently holds one offer from toldeo. A little undersized at 5'10, but the kid can play. If Michigan can land Jourdan Lewis (high possiblity if they offer) it will REALLY cement the pipeline with Cass Tech. Also helps when the coach of Cass Tech is former Michigan RB Thomas Wilcher, that probably plays a big factor in his kids decisions.

It's great having a former player as a HSFB coach. It's kind of like the pipeline ohio has with cleveland glenville. That school has been just pumping out players to ohio like crazy. That's because Tedd Ginn Sr is their coach. Although, Hoke created a crack in their pipeline last year by getting Frank Clark.

It wasn't a crack in that sense, but when a Glenville kid goes to Michigan, and excels (I think Clark will be pretty good in a couple years), Glenville kids will take notice of it.