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Myles Rowser, Wolverine

Detroit (MI) King safety Myles Rowser, a 2022 prospect, committed to Michigan on Monday, a terribly unfortunate time to commit, when Michigan was also landing a transfer (Edward Warinner) and the national championship game was on everyone’s mind. Rowser picked Michigan over offers from Florida, Florida State, Penn State, and others.

Rowser is listed at 5’11” and 175 lbs. He claims a 4.31 shuttle.

RANKINGS
ESPN: N/A
Rivals: N/A
247 Sports: N/A

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All-Time Career Interceptions Thrown Leaders

This is one of the all-time lists you probably don’t want to be on. But at the same time, only the best quarterbacks even get the opportunity to throw a lot of interceptions. So sometimes you have to take the bad with the good.

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Michael Dwumfour, Ex-Wolverine

Rising fifth year senior defensive tackle Michael Dwumfour announced on Twitter that he would be pursing a graduate transfer opportunity elsewhere.

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Goodbye, Jon Runyan, Jr.

Thanks to Keith, Ashley, Stephen, and Javier for the generous Paypal donations!

HIGH SCHOOL
Runyan, the son of former Michigan star tackle Jon Runyan, attended Philadelphia (NJ) St. Joseph’s. He only listed one offer on his recruiting pages, and that was from the Michigan Wolverines. His final ranking came in as a 3-star, the #124 offensive tackle, and #1138 overall. I gave him a final TTB Rating of 73 (LINK). From his commitment post:

Overall, I would have no problem playing Runyan at offensive tackle if he adds a little bit of length. He has the foot speed and coordination to be a blind side tackle if necessary. He may have to move inside to guard if he doesn’t hit that growth spurt. So much depends on size that it’s tough to project him far down the road, but based on his genes, athleticism, and technique, I think he could be a very good college player.

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Edward Warinner, Wolverine

This is just what Michigan fans like me wanted: one more opportunity to correct the spelling of “Warinner.”

Michigan State linebacker Edward Warinner has transferred to Michigan, where he is already enrolled in classes. He is the son of Michigan offensive line coach Ed Warinner, who has been with the program since the beginning of the 2018 season. It’s not clear right now whether he will be a scholarship player, which he was at MSU, or a walk-on. Michigan did not offer him a scholarship coming out of high school in 2018.

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