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2007 TSUN News

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osugrad21

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[FONT=arial,sans-serif]Michigan OT Long returning next season
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Michigan's first-team All-America offensive tackle Jake Long announced today that he will return to the school for his senior season.

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Wolverines looking to halt season-ending failures


Friday, December 15, 2006 From wire reports
Chad Henne stood in front of a roomful of reporters Thursday, speaking of the opportunity Michigan has to prove it's one of the nation's top college football teams.
 
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Detroit News

Wolverines

Marquee players returning to U-M's offense next year

December 15, 2006
BY SHAWN WINDSOR
FREE PRESS SPORTS WRITER


Jake Long, Michigan's All-America left tackle, made it official. He's returning for his senior season.
Quarterback Chad Henne and tailback Mike Hart were especially elated when they heard. Hart had several conversations with the 6-foot-7, 313-pound tackle.
 
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Motivated Michigan ready for Rose Bowl

A win in Pasadena would give the Wolverines their second 12-win season in school history.

The Associated Press

ANN ARBOR, Mich. ? Chad Henne stood in front of a roomful of reporters Thursday, speaking of Michigan?s chance to once and for all prove itself.
 
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I certainly agree that JT has LC's number, but he's not undefeated. With as much talent as they have on that team, and being on a year-long, single-minded mission, they have as good a chance against us next November as they've ever had. They played well this year and they will play well next year. It may not make a difference, but then again it very well might.
 
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DaddyBigBucks;688240; said:
I certainly agree that JT has LC's number, but he's not undefeated. With as much talent as they have on that team, and being on a year-long, single-minded mission, they have as good a chance against us next November as they've ever had. They played well this year and they will play well next year. It may not make a difference, but then again it very well might.
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If those guys' only goal next season is to beat Ohio State, what do you think the chances are that they'll look past one of their other opponents and get upset?
 
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osugrad21;688288; said:
We praised Mike Doss for coming back...we hope that Teddy does the same.

I love it when kids stay in school...even if they do go to TSUN.
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Amen... and don't forget Gonzo in the equation... but I sure don't blame kids for signing. It's a real crap shoot. McGahee is the perfect example. He took a real shot in the wallet with that broken leg. Hart, in fact any running back, would concern me the most. RBs take a real beating and their NFL life expectancy is shorter than any other position. Get the money while you can would be my philosophy if I were him.
 
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