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Making things complicated in order to disguise things is just going to be unbelievably fantastic for them; there is absolutely no way that a lack of talent or ability to pick up a complicated system with constantly rotating starters from year to year will make it more difficult for college athletes to pick up something that works in the pros.
 
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"Dime Vapor?"

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247 Composite just adjusted their 2022 rankings, and it wasn't kind to Michigan....

Two of Michigan's 4-star recruits lost a star, giving Michigan a total of twelve 3-star recruits ... that's twelve 3-stars out of sixteen total recruits (75%).

In addition, two of Michigan's remaining 4-star recruits have scores under 90.00, which means that they could easily drop down to 3-star status.

Michigan's average per recruit is down to 88.50, which is worse than Rutgers (88.73) and barely ahead of Kentucky (88.45) and Indiana (88.40).

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Why do highly sought after recruits keep committing to a school that has been markedly disappointing every season since 2003? (Save for those that live in Michigan I guess). The number of above average NFL starters they’ve churned out since 2003 is definitely in the single digits. These kids just don’t pay attention.
 
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Why do highly sought after recruits keep committing to a school that has been markedly disappointing every season since 2003? (Save for those that live in Michigan I guess). The number of above average NFL starters they’ve churned out since 2003 is definitely in the single digits. These kids just don’t pay attention.
Their helmets have wangs.
 
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https://mgoblog.com/mgoboard/247-updates-their-recruit-rankings-today
Some guys you would have expected to make a decent jump and they actually moved down slightly.
Expected to make a decent jump? Based on what, exactly?

Camp/combine performances? (nothing special)
Senior year tape? (none yet)
Offers from Alabama? (lol)
Magic winged helmets? (that must be the answer)
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It used to be that Michigan commitments really did get a bump in the rankings just because they were offered by Michigan. After a decade+ of underperformance on the field and ridiculous reaches on the recruiting trail, Michigan commitments don't get the benefit of the doubt anymore.
 
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