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I think the lead is more than slight. Just IMO.

My reading of things is the opposite- Michigan is just getting stronger and stronger. He's already visited the school like 5 times and keeps going back. Actions speak louder than words.

I guess its more about how I was sure that michigan was the leader for both garnett and Isaac and we didn't get them. I am starting to not get caught up as much in being peoples "leader".

Michigan was the leader for Isaac. We were never in the lead for Garnett.

In retrospect, this is true.

But Garnett had no problem letting reporters/analysts think that Michigan was in the lead.

Yeah. I would feel much better if he would just commit already.

Honestly he is Michigans to lose, I don't think one visit is going to change much.

Kind of what I said... The Oklahoma schools have no chance, but if he visits, they might have a small chance. Occasionally, receivers like to go to a school that actually throws the ball. I doubt he would change his mind, but it might give him something to think about.

2011 Passing Offense

# 2 Oklahoma State 595 428 71.9 5034 8.5 67 40 13 12 -102 160.8 387.2

# 4 Oklahoma 583 365 62.6 4542 7.8 64 29 16 11 -97 139.0 349.4

# 23 Michigan State 451 288 63.9 3535 7.8 69 26 10 16 -105 144.3 252.5

# 86 Michigan 284 155 54.6 2377 8.4 77 22 16 18 -161 139.2 182.8

Good point here. Schools recruiting against Michigan will undoubtedly point out the current numbers to Treadwell, but it's up to the Wolverine coaches to sell him on what the offense will look like post-Denard.

Agreed. 247 just came out with a rankings update to boost some new five stars (Shane Morris is the first four star again), but JC Shurbutt commented that he thinks Shane Morris is the most important recruit to his school in the whole class.

Can't really argue with that. From a talent standpoint alone, Shane was a huge get for Michigan. And when you add in his value in terms of helping to recruit the rest of the class, and the chemistry those guys will already have before they even step foot on campus a year from now, it's hard to imagine another recruit being more valuable.