Ed Warinner shares new recruiting graphic.
Ed Warinner just posted a new recruiting graphic on his Facebook account featuring 5 former Buckeyes. This comes just couple days after former FSU DB Jalen Ramsey publicly called out Texas A&M/Tim Brewster for using his image to recruit at a different school. I figured people might be interested to comment on this since Jalen Ramsey’s graphic was discussed on this board.
Overall, the move makes sense since Ed Warinner was their actual position coach, but from an optics standpoint I really wished they had chosen to feature some players from Warinner’s other coaching stops. Also, what would be the response if those players also asked Ed Warinner to stop using their name to recruit for their alma mater’s rival like Jalen Ramsey?
It was erroneous info that he was announcing. He did not.
If this was a joke...well I missed it.
He's probably serious. After seeing that thread I tried to find out who CA had picked and ultimately decided it must be wrong info since there was no followup. That's a thread that should have been corrected and locked except for allowing people to neg the OP.
Basketball game is at 2:30, think we can squeeze in another post about a recruiting graphic before then?
"Michigan Football. We're going to have a competent o-line for the first time in a decade!"
I don't think the Warinner poster uses players' pictures, just graphics of their NFL teams. You were being used as a model if they used your picture to sell the school.
We F*CKING HOPE!
I don't count on nor assume ANYTHING anymore...
let's not count chickens yet. He might be able to do miracles. He might not. I'd settle for 'competence' at this point. Keep the QB's upright for the most part and don't wreck running plays. That's a huge impreovement right there. If he can get us to road grading pass rush destroying sardaukar (yes I'm a geek) by year 2 I'll be ecstatic.
coaching career. Coach Warinner is an accomplished coach and if he should put his best foot forward wehn recruiting for Michigan. Coach Ed is at a better place now and we are glad he is here.
If you have a problem with this, you really need to reevaluate the things that rise to the level of "problem" in your life.
Honestly, this is the only place I can handle reading comments. I just got off of mlive and the people there are nuts. It's like an 8-5 season is equivalent to a family member getting addicted to Heroin.
I would have liked it better if he left the O's and S's out of all of their names. Then it would be cool like Urban.
Reid was a TE recruited out of Grosse Point, MI. He played 3 years at OSU as a TE. In his senior year, Reid was switched to tackle and gained about 20-30 lbs. for his new position. He was drafted to the NFL after that great season in his first year at tackle. Warinner does deserve credit for helping Reid and getting him into a position for success. The "Reid Fragel Award" is given to the player that comes out of nowhere and shines for the team. Warriner was one of my favorite coaches.
Sorry if this was already posted/discussed but what happened between Warriner and the Bucks?
Why did he leave if he was doing well there?
He was promoted to OC at OSU where he did not do very well.
He did not want to get demoted back to OL position coach, so he and OSU parted ways.
So yes, here he is at Michigan with the same job he did not want at OSU. But it gives him a fresh start. He may decide that his niche is OL and stay there, or he may look for another shot at an OC.
In the meantime, it all works out to our advantage.
We got a guy that was killing it at OSU whom OSU would never have fired from OL position coach.
I like your handle, BoFlex.
#FindingThePositive
I still wish he had not named names. It just seems like printing the names of buckeyes in recruiting to Michigan shouldn't be necessary. Use numbers on the poster, then name names in conversation.
It wouldn't seem right if RichRod took a job in Columbus & started recruiting using Denard as an example of why kids should go to THAT "school."
This thread is ridiculous. What's the big problem? I'm all for Warinner listing out guys he coached.
...cringe
...worthy
Not thread worthy and I can't start new threads anyways as I have very few points.
What is the deal with Kolin Demens? I've heard nothing after he de-committed from UCLA. If a spot opened would he be a take for Michigan at this time? Or is he looking to go in another direction, possibly junior college? I know Pitt was a possibility. Just curious as he is semi-highly regarded legacy kid.
Reddit (r/cfb) was having a good laugh at this yesterday.