CBS Sports says Rashan Gary will need a “redshirt year” to get acclimated to the NFL and his new position (LINK).
Michigan made the top five for 2020 Oak Park (MI) Oak Park offensive guard Justin Rogers:
I will be committing May 20 at Oak Park High School let me know who trying to come DM me y’all have to see this be there at 4:00 pm????? pic.twitter.com/hGJSRkyCAT
— Justin Rogers (@AllAmerican52JR) May 8, 2019
2020
A.J. Henning – WR – Frankfort (IL) Lincoln-Way East: Henning is a 5’10”, 175-pounder with offers from Alabama, Michigan, Notre Dame, and Ohio State, among others. He’s a 4-star, the #15 wide receiver, and #77 overall. He claims a 4.46 forty, a 4.08 shuttle, and a 37″ vertical. All six of his crystal ball predictions are for Notre Dame.
2021
J.J. McCarthy – QB – La Grange Park (IL) Nazareth Academy: McCarthy is a 6’2″, 180 lb. prospect with offers from Michigan, Northwestern, Ohio State, and Wisconsin, among others. He’s a 247 Sports 4-star, the #2 pro-style quarterback, and #19 overall. His crystal ball predictions are 100% in favor of the Wolverines.
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Name: Kraig Correll
Height: 6’4″
Weight: 288 lbs.
High school: Blairstown (NJ) Blair Academy
Position: Center
Class: Redshirt freshman
Jersey number: #54
Last year: I did not rank Correll. He redshirted.
TTB Rating: N/A
It’s tough for walk-on linemen to see the field at a school like Michigan unless your last name is Glasgow, so Correll is likely bound for the bottom depths of the chart. However, he has good size for a lineman and I liked his film coming out of high school, at least to the extent of being a potential option with some development down the road. There was no buzz about Correll this off-season – while a couple other walk-ons did get some attention – but it’s still just going into his redshirt freshman season. He should make a solid practice player at a position (center) where smarts and toughness sometimes trump size and athleticism.
Prediction: Backup center
Okay. I admit it. I played golf with a guy who is really good yesterday during the first half of the #Michigan #Northwestern game yesterday and was a little ? I forgot to post. ? But, I’m glad I made home for the second half! ? #GoBlue! pic.twitter.com/0UYXaZRXLE
— Elle Johnson (@_ElleJohnson) September 30, 2018
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Cornerback Benjamin St-Juste is transferring (LINK). We had heard before that he was medically retiring. This seems like an Ondre Pipkins situation, where Michigan didn’t think he could keep playing and/or didn’t want him taking up a scholarship, but he thought he could still play and went to Texas Tech to prove it.
Aaron McMann went out on a limb and predicted that Shea Patterson will be the starting QB in 2019 (LINK).