Luckily Urban Meyer won't have time to listen to this podcast between teaching his character and leadership class at Ohio State and teaching people how to build extraordinary culture within an organization.
Whether or not Johnson reclassifies to 2019 and commits to Michigan, are there any other prospects we're looking at to round out the roster for this upcoming year?
Feels like since Franz committed (and even for awhile before that), there hasn't been a whole lot of noise surrounding potential additions.
I know Howard has been involved with a ton of guys for 2020, but I haven't moved on from the 2019 cycle, yet...
I noticed this as well. 247 has Tennessee, Maryland, N.C. State and UNC as "Warm" and a bunch of other schools below... but no Michigan even on the page.
Is it as simple as Michigan formally offered him two days ago and they haven't updated his list yet?
Doesn't give me a good feel about Michigan's chances to, you know, actually land Springer.
I'm curious, how was this composite ranking calculated?
Obviously 247 has him as the number 42 player with a 97 rating, etc.
But Rivals just has him as a 4-star with no overall rank, rating, etc. (as far as I'm seeing).
ESPN doesn't even think he exists.
Does ESPN not having him at all hurt Franz in the composite or is that third of the rating then just eliminated? And how can his Rivals ranking be accurately determined if he's just an unspecified 4-star (since obviously there can be a wide range of rankings within the 4-star group)?
Huge props to Coach Howard and Saddi Washington, who didn't get as much love during the "I hope our assistant coaches stay" sweepstakes as Luke Yaklich, but might be just as valuable to the program.
With Bajema and Franz, Michigan has the 64th 2019 class in the composite rankings (LINK).
BUT, the 94.33 average is 22nd nationally and 4th in the B1G (MSU/OSU/IU).
It's a small class because we took five freshmen last year... but even with no more additions it's by no means a bad class considering our longtime coach up and left out of nowhere at the most inopportune time.
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Luckily Urban Meyer won't have time to listen to this podcast between teaching his character and leadership class at Ohio State and teaching people how to build extraordinary culture within an organization.
*eye roll*
Finally, a list we can all agree on the top spot: Ben Mason.
Whether or not Johnson reclassifies to 2019 and commits to Michigan, are there any other prospects we're looking at to round out the roster for this upcoming year?
Feels like since Franz committed (and even for awhile before that), there hasn't been a whole lot of noise surrounding potential additions.
I know Howard has been involved with a ton of guys for 2020, but I haven't moved on from the 2019 cycle, yet...
I noticed this as well. 247 has Tennessee, Maryland, N.C. State and UNC as "Warm" and a bunch of other schools below... but no Michigan even on the page.
Is it as simple as Michigan formally offered him two days ago and they haven't updated his list yet?
Doesn't give me a good feel about Michigan's chances to, you know, actually land Springer.
I'm curious, how was this composite ranking calculated?
Obviously 247 has him as the number 42 player with a 97 rating, etc.
But Rivals just has him as a 4-star with no overall rank, rating, etc. (as far as I'm seeing).
ESPN doesn't even think he exists.
Does ESPN not having him at all hurt Franz in the composite or is that third of the rating then just eliminated? And how can his Rivals ranking be accurately determined if he's just an unspecified 4-star (since obviously there can be a wide range of rankings within the 4-star group)?
Huge props to Coach Howard and Saddi Washington, who didn't get as much love during the "I hope our assistant coaches stay" sweepstakes as Luke Yaklich, but might be just as valuable to the program.
With Bajema and Franz, Michigan has the 64th 2019 class in the composite rankings (LINK).
BUT, the 94.33 average is 22nd nationally and 4th in the B1G (MSU/OSU/IU).
It's a small class because we took five freshmen last year... but even with no more additions it's by no means a bad class considering our longtime coach up and left out of nowhere at the most inopportune time.
Thought the same thing when I saw this.
DPJ was the No. 1 WR in HS and Black got off to such a great start as a true freshman, but Collins looked like the best of the three last year.
Size, hands, catch radius. He could lead the team in receiving touchdowns this year.
DPJ probably has the highest ceiling, but Collins feels like WR1.
Now to report all the people who actually fell for that crap
Wiltfong and three others have done the same since. It's looking good.
Everyone should be ecstatic if ZC turns out to be as good as "Crop Top."
It's about time someone noticed
Good job by Coach Howard to even get Michigan into his final two, IMO.