Its was kind of scary there for a while but Jeremy Gallon finally passed his ACT by 6 points. In addition, he passed his summer course with an "A" so he's now ready to play for Michigan this fall.
This kid is nothing less than electric on the field with an uncanny ability to find the holes in the defensive secondary. He's kinda like a Desmond Howard but not as fast as Howard was.
This is just another weapon in the Coach RR arsenal that will arrive in the fall and make it very hard for teams to defend against. I'm sure you'll see this kid play on the outside and inside during his freshman year at Michigan.
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Monday, July 6, 2009
Maple Street Press Presents: Hail to the Victors 2009
Brian Cook from MGOBlog is now promoting the sale of the following Michigan Football publication: Buy here
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Tressel Reflects On Recent Journey
So when he heard they would be spending a couple of nights in one of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein's palaces, Tressel was thinking comfortable bed, if no fruit basket.
"We walked in with our bags that we could barely carry, we were in our bulletproof vests that were 40-something pounds, and we were thinking, 'Man, I can't wait to get into this room and have a little bit of fun,' " Tressel said. "And we walk in and there were four bunk beds, one restroom."
They made do, of course, and found time for perspective in Saddam's palaces in the coming days.
"The next night we had an hour or two before we went to bed and we sat outside on his porch, looked over at his other palaces, thought about the kids we'd met that day, thought about what had gone on before there and just looked at one another and said, 'Here we are, these sorry football coaches, sitting in Saddam's palace,' " Tressel said.
"We might have even had a cigar -- I won't tell you for sure. But it was like, 'Wow, if the boys could see me now.' "
tmay@dispatch.com
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"We walked in with our bags that we could barely carry, we were in our bulletproof vests that were 40-something pounds, and we were thinking, 'Man, I can't wait to get into this room and have a little bit of fun,' " Tressel said. "And we walk in and there were four bunk beds, one restroom."
They made do, of course, and found time for perspective in Saddam's palaces in the coming days.
"The next night we had an hour or two before we went to bed and we sat outside on his porch, looked over at his other palaces, thought about the kids we'd met that day, thought about what had gone on before there and just looked at one another and said, 'Here we are, these sorry football coaches, sitting in Saddam's palace,' " Tressel said.
"We might have even had a cigar -- I won't tell you for sure. But it was like, 'Wow, if the boys could see me now.' "
tmay@dispatch.com
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Saturday, June 20, 2009
Michigan gets #15 commitment
Usually, it happens the other way around where a Michigan commitment changes his mind, then commits to another school. Today, it finally occurred in our favor when Courtney Avery a defensive back from Lexington, OH de-committed from Stanford and committed to Michigan.
Truthfully, most of the Michigan recruiting followers were waiting for DB-Cullen Christian to commit to Michigan this week but it never happened. We're probably holding him a spot which would mean we'll have room for two more defensive backs in this class.
Truthfully, most of the Michigan recruiting followers were waiting for DB-Cullen Christian to commit to Michigan this week but it never happened. We're probably holding him a spot which would mean we'll have room for two more defensive backs in this class.
Do you know who this is?
It's Tom Harmon's daughter, Kelly Harmon. She was also the Tic Tac girl too.
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Devin Gardner Inteview- 5 Quick Questions
Bo: Are you actively helping to recruit for the 2010 class?
DG: Yes!
Bo: What are you working on now to make yourself a better QB so you can compete against Tate/Denard next year?
DG: Everything but mainly accuracy
Bo: You're listed as a 4.6 in the forty...are you working to get faster? Heck I'm faster than you...ha!
DG: I ran a 4.57 electronic time at my last combine so yes I'm working on it.
Bo: What will you study at Michigan?
DG: Business Management
Bo: Can you take Inkster to the State Title game this year?
DG: Absolutely!
DG: Yes!
Bo: What are you working on now to make yourself a better QB so you can compete against Tate/Denard next year?
DG: Everything but mainly accuracy
Bo: You're listed as a 4.6 in the forty...are you working to get faster? Heck I'm faster than you...ha!
DG: I ran a 4.57 electronic time at my last combine so yes I'm working on it.
Bo: What will you study at Michigan?
DG: Business Management
Bo: Can you take Inkster to the State Title game this year?
DG: Absolutely!
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Michigan grabs another QB commitment for class of 2010
Move over Devin Gardner you've got company. Last night Cornelius Jones, Spartanburg High School QB committed to Michigan for the 2010 class.
He's got pretty good abilities aside from QB because he can line up as a receiver too. He's a burner with a 4.45-40 time and he stands at 6'2' 185. Cornelius is a very good QB with great arm motion and has escape potential in the pockets. Welcome to Michigan CJ.
He's got pretty good abilities aside from QB because he can line up as a receiver too. He's a burner with a 4.45-40 time and he stands at 6'2' 185. Cornelius is a very good QB with great arm motion and has escape potential in the pockets. Welcome to Michigan CJ.
Friday, June 12, 2009
Buckeye's 2010 commit charged with drug possession
Another future Buckeye in trouble! Surprise, surprise. Well, at least this will overshadow Grady's troubles at Michigan for a while.
Here's the link to the story:
ESPN.com
Here's the link to the story:
ESPN.com
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Exclusive: Brennan Clay Interview
Bo: 1. Name the number one reason you committed to Oklahoma?
Clay: The number one reason I committed to Oklahoma is because that's where my heart was at, I'm going to college to get an education and to play football. With that said I felt OU was the best situation for myself and honestly, I couldn't have gone wrong with any of those choices, but I felt that I would have more passion playing for the Sooners.
Bo: 2. How hard are you now recruiting for Okie?
Clay: I'm am going to start recruiting extremely hard for OU. I have to, I have to make it known to all the great recruits out there, that Oklahoma football is where it's at.
Bo: 3. Was Michigan your second choice?
Clay: Yes, UM was my second choice, it was a very hard decision, but I am glad with the decision I have made. I can only now enjoy my summer, perform well my senior season, and hope for the best.
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Clay: The number one reason I committed to Oklahoma is because that's where my heart was at, I'm going to college to get an education and to play football. With that said I felt OU was the best situation for myself and honestly, I couldn't have gone wrong with any of those choices, but I felt that I would have more passion playing for the Sooners.
Bo: 2. How hard are you now recruiting for Okie?
Clay: I'm am going to start recruiting extremely hard for OU. I have to, I have to make it known to all the great recruits out there, that Oklahoma football is where it's at.
Bo: 3. Was Michigan your second choice?
Clay: Yes, UM was my second choice, it was a very hard decision, but I am glad with the decision I have made. I can only now enjoy my summer, perform well my senior season, and hope for the best.
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