rutgers plays ANOTHER fucking crappy team? why did I not pick ray rice?Norfolk State coach Pete Adrian wants Michigan on their schedule, too.
Rutgers' next opponent would prefer Michigan | Inquirer | 09/11/2007
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rutgers plays ANOTHER fucking crappy team? why did I not pick ray rice?Norfolk State coach Pete Adrian wants Michigan on their schedule, too.
Rutgers' next opponent would prefer Michigan | Inquirer | 09/11/2007
I don't know.... But, I'm thrilled that you didn't.BuckeyeNation27;927073; said:rutgers plays ANOTHER fucking crappy team? why did I not pick ray rice?
Two words.BuckeyeNation27;927073; said:rutgers plays ANOTHER fucking crappy team? why did I not pick ray rice?
Are you kidding? They're Michigan! They have a ton of depth!*brutus2002;927101; said:This is gonna hurt down the stretch especially with defensive players. If Kevin Koger believes he is gonna play TE at Michigan hes kidding himself. That young man is gonna be moved immediately to DE. Michigan has absolutely 0 depth at every position on their defense.
Dryden;927096; said:Two words.
Louisville. Defense.
Yertle;927816; said:Is there a quick post or link to Michigan's current commitment list and their star rating? I'm curious to see what kind of class Carr's putting together for next year, and the general quality of the defensive verbals.
Our only offer, Koger, was given to DiLillo.
Thursday, September 13, 2007
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Anger over slow start could affect U-M's future
Public frustration might prompt recruits to look elsewhere.
Angelique S. Chengelis / The Detroit News
Michigan's 0-2 start has negative implications on many levels, even trickling into recruiting.
Boubacar Cissoko, a Detroit Cass Tech defensive back who gave Michigan a verbal commitment last February for the 2008 class, has attended both of the Wolverines' losses this season. And while he remains steadfast he will play in Ann Arbor next fall, other programs have seen him as easy prey.
Cissoko said this week that not long after Michigan's 39-7 loss to Oregon last Saturday, he heard from coaches from seven programs, including Louisiana State, Tennessee, Michigan State and Miami (Fla.)
"I had some other coaches call from other schools to get me to come," Cissoko said. "Especially since the last game, they've been trying to get me to decommit. I'm not going to let that bother me. I still love Michigan. I still want to go there."
Wow. I wonder how Michigan fans feel knowing that Les Miles is poaching the ole' alma mater?Cissoko said this week that not long after Michigan's 39-7 loss to Oregon last Saturday, he heard from coaches from seven programs, including Louisiana State, Tennessee, Michigan State and Miami (Fla.)
Cissoko said this week that not long after Michigan's 39-7 loss to Oregon last Saturday, he heard from coaches from seven programs, including Louisiana State, Tennessee, Michigan State and Miami (Fla.)
NFBuck;928288; said:Really?