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Obviously I'm going to come off quite the homer answering that question. But I don't think it's going to make such a huge difference. You're not going to see him having to settle for three-stars who'd otherwise go to Indiana. Take Bryce McNeal. By his own admission he's pretty religious and is by accounts a pretty quality kid. Honors his father and mother and all that. Loves Michigan. You'd think he'd be the type you'r talking about that would stay away, but both he and his parents favor U-M pretty highly.NFBuck;1164137; said:Very true, and thus far he hasn't been blowing people out of the water like many um fans prognosticated (again, not saying you). I'd say they're missing out on some that would have had um much higher, if not chosen um had they been recruited by the previous regime.
Again, true, but is that a good idea? When m*ch*g*n has top shelf talent, how are coaches going to look at that? I'm also curious about your thoughts as DickRod's BP public defender on whether or not all the negative publicity sourrounding him will have lasting impacts on his recruiting. Percieved or true, he's not coming off well at all, how do you expect coaches and parents to react to him?
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