Sheridan and Cone Break Bones

Submitted by MGoJeff on
News out of spring practice is that Sheridan broke his leg and that Cone has a broken hand. Not entirely confirmed yet, but from a very good source.

Emperor of Blogs

March 25th, 2009 at 3:11 PM ^

interesting fact: Jak proteins phosphorylate Epo receptors. This enables SH2 domains to bind to it and become phosphorylated. It then forms a homodimer and translocates to the nucleus.

Webby1517

March 25th, 2009 at 3:46 PM ^

Just for depth purposes did we need either one of these 2 qb's if indeed the rumors are true. Hopefully not since we don't need to see Justin Feagin to hype up the spring game!

Jay

March 25th, 2009 at 3:55 PM ^

Really? You don't think that losing Nick Sheridan hurts? At least he has some starting experience. Why are you so confident that a couple of true freshman like Tate Forcier and Denard Robinson are going to be significantly better than an experienced Nick Sheridan?

brown

March 25th, 2009 at 3:48 PM ^

Wow, what else can go wrong? I wish players would just stick around for a while and see how things shake out before they peace out - cough Steven Threet cough. Jason Forcier cough Mallet cough. All of these players would get lots of playing time if they just stuck around.

Goblue89

March 25th, 2009 at 4:20 PM ^

This whole Sheriden has experience thing is really overrated. The bottomline is he is not a very good QB. I played DII football and every QB in my conference had a better arm then him. Just because he played (horribly except for one) in a few games last year doesn't make him better. Put it this way: Take any random mgoblogger who played some high school football and insert him into last years starting lineup. They would have gotten their ass kicked but would probably have made a play or two. Are they suddenly better than a Justin Turner/Will Campbell/JeRon Stokes because they have experience? That is the most rediculous thing I have ever heard. The fact of the matter is Sheridan isn't very good and although it would great to have another arm in practice the only thing I want to see him do this year is signal in the plays and help Tate from time to time. And by all accounts he can do that with a broken leg!

Blue Durham

March 25th, 2009 at 4:29 PM ^

worse than your average DII QB. The issue is whether he is better than anyone on the University of Michigan football team, and by how much. I suspect that Forcier will prove better (at least in the eyes of the coaching staff) than Sheridan, but that is not a given. The rest, Robinson and Feagin, are likely not.

wolverine1987

March 25th, 2009 at 4:46 PM ^

"Put it this way: Take any random mgoblogger who played some high school football and insert him into last years starting lineup. They would have gotten their ass kicked but would probably have made a play or two." Any random mgoblogger put in a game would yell "troll!! troll!!" at the first guy he saw. Then he'd hug Barwis on the sideline, wet himself, and pass out. No plays would be made. And again, please tell me how that based on one grainy video clip, you are convinced that Denard is a better college QB than Sheridan. And why it's impossible for a QB to improve from awful to mediocre with experience.

Goblue89

March 25th, 2009 at 7:11 PM ^

I never said I was convinced Denard is a better QB than Sheridan based off of one granny video clip. I just hate the argument that he (Sheridan) is somehow a good option and better than the two incoming freshmen based off the fact that he has experience. Anyone that watched Michigan football last year could see he had no business being on a major D1 football field. Just cuz he was our only option and RR was forced play him giving him that valuable "experience" people somehow think he is better than our two top level recruits. If Sheridan take his headset off and puts a helmet on for anything other than taking a knee or holding the extra point we are in trouble. "Experience" has taught us that!