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I believe he is up close to 280. Probably RVB's position, but not sure.

Thats not a good sign for Posada and Bryant. I think they came in out of shape maybe.

Haven't heard much.
He's up to 280ish from 222 a couple years ago...

That's what I had initially assumed but he keeps getting listed as a DT. The 5 tech is still considered DE.

They want to take 10 total over 2012/13. So if they get 6 this year, they will look to take 4 next year.

Aren't you the MSU fan that made a fake account pretending to be a UM fan and posted that retarded thread on tRCMB a little while ago?

We are already in on some solid ol guys for the 13 class like Steven Elmer, Kyle Bosch, Chris Fox just to name a few.

Go away.

Sorry if this is a remedial type question.....1st year I'm really watching the recruiting process closely. I get the whole concept that a "solid verbal" commit from a recruit can fly out the window between now and NSD. Forgetting whether or not anyone thinks he will or not.....nobody on here will be terribly surprised if T-Rich finds another school that fits his eye and his heart better than Michigan. The primary point here is that it's completely within his right to make that switch all the way up until NSD when he'll sign a LOI with somebody. (this is a hypothetical example to illustrate that this could happen and almost certainly will for a number of commits across the nation).

However, If a recruit can decommit from a solid verbal, then why can't a school (or maybe they do????). Once again....hypothetical, but let's say Yuri Wright wants to commit to Michigan, but we don't have anymore slots for CB in our plans. Can we decommit from T-Rich or Standifer and give the scholly to Wright? I've never heard anyone mention this as a possibility, so I'll assume not.....but why not. Is it that it's allowed, it's just something schools don't do because then it'll be impossible to get any kids to commit there in the future?

Again....sorry for the Recruiting 101 type question.

Depends who you ask, a lot like Mike Cox. Others like Vincent Smith or Mike Shaw. Some like our freshmen. We really don't know.

For our workhorse back, I'd guess it'd be Shaw, Rawls, or Cox.

It's allowed, and sometimes it happens. It doesn't happen here at Michigan, even if a commit is seriously injured, we'll still sign them. Christian Pace and Vlad Emilien are an example of this.

Random question for my fellow Michigan posters, is anyone looking for tickets or know anyone that is? I have 4 tickets to Purdue, Minny, and EMU that I'm trying to get rid of and I'm not trying to make a profit.