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The thing is, theyll find one or two REALLY LOW rated 3 star recruits that manage to do something, then try to use it as a example of Harbaugh and staffs "great ability" to find "diamonds in the rough"
Ronnie Bell is a good example of this.......nevermind the countless other guys who never amounted to anything though.
Thats why they are DFBIA.
When the majority of your recruiting classes are these types of players you are bound to get lucky on one here and there.
Ronnie Bell is a good example of this.......nevermind the countless other guys who never amounted to anything though.
Thats why they are DFBIA.
When the majority of your recruiting classes are these types of players you are bound to get lucky on one here and there.
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Arrogant Urban Meyer @ArrogantUrban
BREAKING: Jim Harbaugh has requested an NCAA waiver to not have to play Ohio State next season due to the coronavirus.
BREAKING: Jim Harbaugh has requested an NCAA waiver to not have to play Ohio State next season due to the coronavirus.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Michigan, Kent State join growing list of schools cancelling spring games due to Coronavirus
Cincinnati was the first to cancel their spring game due to Coronavirus. They were certainly not going to be the last.
Joining what is sure to be a growing list, both Michigan (April 18) and Kent State (April 11) announced that their annual spring games would no longer be held in the wake of university responses to the global pandemic.
“The welfare of our student-athletes is always at the forefront of what we do as a program,” Golden Flashes head coach Sean Lewis said in a statement. “We are following the guidance of university administration in making these tough decisions.”
The decision at Kent State comes less than a day after the state of Ohio announced significant limitations on large public gatherings. That restriction notably affected the NCAA Tournament and various basketball tourneys in the region but also extended to the gridiron.
The Wolverines, meanwhile, are not just limiting action to their big spring game. In a release the school confirmed that coaches would no longer go recruiting (the spring football evaluation period is just around the corner on the calendar) nor would campus host recruits on any visits.
It remains to be seen if such actions will be copied by other Big Ten and FBS schools but something says things won’t be slowing down at all in the coming hours and days in the wake of the NCAA recommending against holding public events with fans.
Entire article: https://collegefootballtalk.nbcspor...te-join-growing-list-cancelling-spring-games/
Coronavirus fears force Michigan football to scrap planned spring trip
Concerns over the coronavirus outbreak overseas have convinced the Michigan football team to scrap its annual spring trip for 2020.
A spokesman for the team, Dave Ablauf, confirmed the decision on Monday, telling MLive the program has instead set it sights locally.
“The football team will not be taking an international trip this spring due to health concerns around the world, most notably coronavirus," Abaluf wrote in a text message. “(We’re) looking at doing some community service in the Ann Arbor area.”
Ablauf said no destination was decided on before the decision was made.“No plans had been finalized, but quite a few ideas were discussed,” he wrote.
Entire article: https://www.mlive.com/wolverines/20...an-football-to-scrap-planned-spring-trip.html
Re: “(We’re) looking at doing some community service in the Ann Arbor area.”
Yeah, and cleaning up the Ann Arbor landfill/dump would an appropriate project for their football team:
Cincinnati was the first to cancel their spring game due to Coronavirus. They were certainly not going to be the last.
Joining what is sure to be a growing list, both Michigan (April 18) and Kent State (April 11) announced that their annual spring games would no longer be held in the wake of university responses to the global pandemic.
“The welfare of our student-athletes is always at the forefront of what we do as a program,” Golden Flashes head coach Sean Lewis said in a statement. “We are following the guidance of university administration in making these tough decisions.”
The decision at Kent State comes less than a day after the state of Ohio announced significant limitations on large public gatherings. That restriction notably affected the NCAA Tournament and various basketball tourneys in the region but also extended to the gridiron.
The Wolverines, meanwhile, are not just limiting action to their big spring game. In a release the school confirmed that coaches would no longer go recruiting (the spring football evaluation period is just around the corner on the calendar) nor would campus host recruits on any visits.
It remains to be seen if such actions will be copied by other Big Ten and FBS schools but something says things won’t be slowing down at all in the coming hours and days in the wake of the NCAA recommending against holding public events with fans.
Entire article: https://collegefootballtalk.nbcspor...te-join-growing-list-cancelling-spring-games/
Coronavirus fears force Michigan football to scrap planned spring trip
Concerns over the coronavirus outbreak overseas have convinced the Michigan football team to scrap its annual spring trip for 2020.
A spokesman for the team, Dave Ablauf, confirmed the decision on Monday, telling MLive the program has instead set it sights locally.
“The football team will not be taking an international trip this spring due to health concerns around the world, most notably coronavirus," Abaluf wrote in a text message. “(We’re) looking at doing some community service in the Ann Arbor area.”
Ablauf said no destination was decided on before the decision was made.“No plans had been finalized, but quite a few ideas were discussed,” he wrote.
Entire article: https://www.mlive.com/wolverines/20...an-football-to-scrap-planned-spring-trip.html
Re: “(We’re) looking at doing some community service in the Ann Arbor area.”
Yeah, and cleaning up the Ann Arbor landfill/dump would an appropriate project for their football team:
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Can't really tell. Is that photo taken around the 10 yard line?Michigan, Kent State join growing list of schools cancelling spring games due to Coronavirus
Cincinnati was the first to cancel their spring game due to Coronavirus. They were certainly not going to be the last.
Joining what is sure to be a growing list, both Michigan (April 18) and Kent State (April 11) announced that their annual spring games would no longer be held in the wake of university responses to the global pandemic.
“The welfare of our student-athletes is always at the forefront of what we do as a program,” Golden Flashes head coach Sean Lewis said in a statement. “We are following the guidance of university administration in making these tough decisions.”
The decision at Kent State comes less than a day after the state of Ohio announced significant limitations on large public gatherings. That restriction notably affected the NCAA Tournament and various basketball tourneys in the region but also extended to the gridiron.
The Wolverines, meanwhile, are not just limiting action to their big spring game. In a release the school confirmed that coaches would no longer go recruiting (the spring football evaluation period is just around the corner on the calendar) nor would campus host recruits on any visits.
It remains to be seen if such actions will be copied by other Big Ten and FBS schools but something says things won’t be slowing down at all in the coming hours and days in the wake of the NCAA recommending against holding public events with fans.
Entire article: https://collegefootballtalk.nbcspor...te-join-growing-list-cancelling-spring-games/
Coronavirus fears force Michigan football to scrap planned spring trip
Concerns over the coronavirus outbreak overseas have convinced the Michigan football team to scrap its annual spring trip for 2020.
A spokesman for the team, Dave Ablauf, confirmed the decision on Monday, telling MLive the program has instead set it sights locally.
“The football team will not be taking an international trip this spring due to health concerns around the world, most notably coronavirus," Abaluf wrote in a text message. “(We’re) looking at doing some community service in the Ann Arbor area.”
Ablauf said no destination was decided on before the decision was made.“No plans had been finalized, but quite a few ideas were discussed,” he wrote.
Entire article: https://www.mlive.com/wolverines/20...an-football-to-scrap-planned-spring-trip.html
Re: “(We’re) looking at doing some community service in the Ann Arbor area.”
Yeah, and cleaning up the Ann Arbor landfill/dump would an appropriate project for their football team:
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
Michigan, Kent State join growing list of schools cancelling spring games due to Coronavirus
Cincinnati was the first to cancel their spring game due to Coronavirus. They were certainly not going to be the last.
Joining what is sure to be a growing list, both Michigan (April 18) and Kent State (April 11) announced that their annual spring games would no longer be held in the wake of university responses to the global pandemic.
“The welfare of our student-athletes is always at the forefront of what we do as a program,” Golden Flashes head coach Sean Lewis said in a statement. “We are following the guidance of university administration in making these tough decisions.”
The decision at Kent State comes less than a day after the state of Ohio announced significant limitations on large public gatherings. That restriction notably affected the NCAA Tournament and various basketball tourneys in the region but also extended to the gridiron.
The Wolverines, meanwhile, are not just limiting action to their big spring game. In a release the school confirmed that coaches would no longer go recruiting (the spring football evaluation period is just around the corner on the calendar) nor would campus host recruits on any visits.
It remains to be seen if such actions will be copied by other Big Ten and FBS schools but something says things won’t be slowing down at all in the coming hours and days in the wake of the NCAA recommending against holding public events with fans.
Entire article: https://collegefootballtalk.nbcspor...te-join-growing-list-cancelling-spring-games/
Coronavirus fears force Michigan football to scrap planned spring trip
Concerns over the coronavirus outbreak overseas have convinced the Michigan football team to scrap its annual spring trip for 2020.
A spokesman for the team, Dave Ablauf, confirmed the decision on Monday, telling MLive the program has instead set it sights locally.
“The football team will not be taking an international trip this spring due to health concerns around the world, most notably coronavirus," Abaluf wrote in a text message. “(We’re) looking at doing some community service in the Ann Arbor area.”
Ablauf said no destination was decided on before the decision was made.“No plans had been finalized, but quite a few ideas were discussed,” he wrote.
Entire article: https://www.mlive.com/wolverines/20...an-football-to-scrap-planned-spring-trip.html
Re: “(We’re) looking at doing some community service in the Ann Arbor area.”
Yeah, and cleaning up the Ann Arbor landfill/dump would an appropriate project for their football team:
Didn't tsun technically cancel their "Spring Open Practice?"
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So I had a crazy dream. I was the QB and player/coach of the Buckeyes in The Game! Sounds like a great time, huh? The problem was in the damn dream I had to have TTUN players on my team. So I threw a crossing pattern to a wide open Jim Mandich (TE in Bo's rookie year), who had an open half the field in front of him, and it bounces off his helmet. Then I throw a wheel route to Chris Perry, who bobbles it until a Buckeye defender knocks it out of his hands (it's a dream, it makes no sense who the defender was). Then I throw a 50-yard bomb to an open WR, and it bounced off his hands. I'm not sure who that was, but it was probably either Braylon Edwards, Mario Manninghsm, of Donovan Peoples-Jones.
Anyway, the dream zips after that, and suddenly I'm the losing Buckeye coach in 4 of the last 5 battles against TTUN. At that point I woke up in a cold sweat, just like you would when you're falling from a tall building and about to hit the ground, because the fuckin' dream is about to kill you.
Anyway, the dream zips after that, and suddenly I'm the losing Buckeye coach in 4 of the last 5 battles against TTUN. At that point I woke up in a cold sweat, just like you would when you're falling from a tall building and about to hit the ground, because the fuckin' dream is about to kill you.
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It feels like you should have seen through that fiction. The primary read for osu was a TE? C'mon son.
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