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2020 Polynesian Bowl Preview

The 2020 Polynesian Bowl is taking place on Saturday, January 18, 2020, at 7:05 HST . . . which means it will be starting after midnight on the 19th if you’re on the East Coast.

Here’s a list of players Michigan pursued who are on the roster:

• RB Sam Adams II (Washington)
• OL Reece Atteberry (Michigan)
• OL Tosh Baker (Notre Dame)
• TE Kevin Bauman (Notre Dame)
• RB Jalen Berger (Wisconsin)
• WR LV Bunkley-Shelton (Arizona State)
• OL Michael Carmody (Notre Dame)
• DE Van Fillinger (Utah)
• LB Justin Flowe (Oregon)
• OL Andrew Gentry (Virginia)
• OL Geirean Hatchett (Washington)
• WR A.J. Henning (Michigan)
• CB Luke Hill (Oregon)
• WR Rakim Jarrett (Maryland)
• DT Aidan Keanaaina (Notre Dame)
• QB Sol-Jay Maiava (BYU)
• CB Dontae Manning (Oregon)
• CB Dwight McGlothern (LSU)
• DE Braiden McGregor (Michigan)*
• QB Parker McQuarrie (UCLA)
• S Jordan Morant (Michigan)
• LB Kalel Mullings (Michigan)
• OL Myles Murao (Washington)
• TE Mark Redman (Washington)
• RB Bijan Robinson (Texas)
• OL Roger Rosengarten (Washington)
• TE Joe Royer (Ohio State)
• LB Noah Sewell (Oregon)
• LS Gregory Tarr (Michigan)
• RB Lawrance Toafili (Florida State)
• RB Chris Tyree (Notre Dame)
• QB D.J. Uiagalelei (Clemson)
• WR Roman Wilson (Michigan)

*Not participating due to injury

The game will be broadcast on CBS Sports Network.

Here’s a list of Polynesian Bowl participants since it began (LINK).

Tenarius “Tank” Wright, Wolverine

The headline is doubly redundant, because Tenarius is Tank, and he was already a Wolverine.

Let’s back up a little bit.

All-Time Freshman Rushing Yardage Leaders

1. 1,455 yards (Mike Hart, 2004)
2. 748 yards (Ricky Powers, 1990)
3. 726 yards (Zach Charbonnet, 2019)
4. 614 yards (Chris Evans, 2016)
5. 573 yards (Jamie Morris, 1984)
6. 552 yards (Rick Leach, 1975)*
7. 549 yards (Anthony Thomas, 1997)
8. 548 yards (Tyrone Wheatley, 1991)
9. 417 yards (Chris Perry, 2000)
10. 351 yards (Denard Robinson, 2009)*

*Quarterbacks

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

Hit the jump for more.

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.

Hit the jump for the list.