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Visitors: March 20-22, 2020

NOTE: I keep lists several weeks ahead of time, so these players were scheduled to visit Michigan. Due to the coronavirus, these visits are obviously not happening, but it still shows who is/was interested in the Wolverines.

2021

Landyn Watson – DE – Hutto (TX) Hutto: Watson is a 6’3″, 235 lb. prospect with offers from Arkansas, Michigan, Texas Tech, and Virginia Tech. He’s a 4-star, the #16 weakside end, and #294 overall. He has 50% of crystal balls for LSU, but the Tigers don’t seem to be a serious option right now.

Jah-mal Williams – DE – Fort Lauderdale (FL) Cardinal Gibbons: Williams is a 6’4″, 215-pounder whose only offer I know of comes from the Wolverines.

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Morning Roundup: March 18, 2020

What are the Patriots going to do at quarterback now that Tom Brady is going to the Buccaneers? (LINK)

What do you guys think about Brady playing somewhere other than New England?

Here are some notable NFL moves:

• Chiefs (and former Michigan) QB Chad Henne re-signed with K.C. for two years to be the backup to Pat Mahomes.
• Former Packers OT Bryan Bulaga is signing with the Chargers.
• Former Patriots/Browns LB Jamie Collins is signing with the Lions.
• Former Bears QB Chase Daniel is signing with the Lions to be Matt Stafford’s backup.
• Former Colts QB Philip Rivers is signing with the Colts.
• Former Chargers FB Derek Watt is going to the Steelers. This is only noteworthy to me because he’ll be on the same team as his brother, T.J. Watt, which is pretty cool.
• Former Vikings CB Trae Waynes is headed to the Bengals.
• Former Cowboys TE Jason Witten is signing with the Raiders.

NOTE: A lot of people aren’t working, so I’m temporarily suspending the NSFW rules.

Morning Roundup: March 17, 2020

Tom Brady’s done in New England.

And here is Tom Brady’s announcement: pic.twitter.com/albCAp1yIU

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 17, 2020

This is a couple months old, but I just got around to reading this look back to Tom Brady’s bowl game victory over Alabama (LINK).

Here’s a piece on the best S&C coaches in the country, which includes a mention of Ben Herbert (LINK).

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Goodbye, Lavert Hill

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HIGH SCHOOL
Lavert Hill came to Michigan out of Detroit (MI) King after his brother, Delano, also came to Michigan after playing high school ball at Detroit (MI) Cass Tech. The younger brother was a 247 Sports 4-star, the #12 cornerback, and #132 overall. He was a U.S. Army All-American, too. I initially gave him a TTB Rating of 81 (LINK) before bumping him up to an 84 (LINK), which was good but still behind classmate David Long.

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Selection Sunday: Favorite Books

I’m reading, we’re all reading, if we’re not reading at this time of quarantine…f*** you. It’s Selection Sunday, so I selected a bunch of my favorite books.