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that's sound logicNo, actually the Boren transfer came out of nowhere. If Warren was going to leave he would have left already.
HailToMichigan;1142612; said:You're the only one making an issue out of it. I'm kind of curious how we "lose out" on a prospect we weren't actively recruiting. If every single recruit that goes elsewhere is a sign of the apocalypse, may as well drop both of us down to D-III right now. Otherwise, stop getting your information from five-month old sources.
goblue15;1142620; said:No, actually the Boren transfer came out of nowhere. If Warren was going to leave he would have left already.
buckiprof;1142779; said:As long as it is remembered that when an Ohio boy, who wasn't offered or actively recruited by OSU, opts to go to skunkbear land that it too means OSU did not "lose out".
buckiprof;1142779; said:I gotta somewhat, reluctantly agree with our favorite spinster here.
As long as it is remembered that when an Ohio boy, who wasn't offered or actively recruited by OSU, opts to go to skunkbear land that it too means OSU did not "lose out".
BuckeyeNation27;1142774; said:that's sound logic
Maybe he's waiting until after winter semester is over? This is finals week.No, actually the Boren transfer came out of nowhere. If Warren was going to leave he would have left already.
BUCKYLE;1143121; said:You can't triple stamp a double stamp! Lloyd, you can't triple stamp a double stamp!
When Rich Rodriguez was the football coach at West Virginia, he recruited Trotwood-Madison High School receiver Roy Roundtree. The playmaker liked Rodriguez, but wasn't sure about the location.
"I think was thinking, 'West Virginia?' " Roundtree said, stringing out the end of the state's name. "I wasn't really feeling West Virginia."
Roundtree's dream school, he said, was Michigan, but the Wolverines and then-coach Lloyd Carr didn't show much attention. Wanting to guarantee a scholarship, Roundtree pledged to attend Purdue before his senior season at Trotwood began.
Then Carr retired. Michigan hired Rodriguez. Roundtree signed with Michigan and unintentionally provided ammunition to those who have criticized Rodriguez for his recruiting tactics, as Purdue coach Joe Tiller did in a USA Today story.
"You know what?" Roundtree said. "It was my decision."
. . . con't.
Man, I hope your Utah prediction is as spot-on as your instincts on Newsome.brutus2002;1142609; said:GoBlue15
Newsome is high on you in April...GMAFB. When you pussies lose to Utah and have espn and every other CFB fan laughing their asses off at you again this year maybe his love for you clowns will die a little. My buddies in Bama are still laughing at you guys. Michigan was the laughing stock of CFB. Maybe the biggest upset in CFB history...if not damn close.