#SMUvsMICH Damn that 1987 death penalty! We want to play #SMU with @EricDickerson playing running back! Actually, no. We don’t want that. Not in the least! #GoBlue!!! pic.twitter.com/MtgRxjNr2z
— Elle Johnson (@_ElleJohnson) September 15, 2018
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Oak Park 5-star offensive lineman Justin Rogers committed to Kentucky today (LINK).
This is a couple weeks old, but it’s some more silly stories from the short-lived AAF (LINK).
SI.com put together a mock 2020 NFL Draft (LINK). There are no Michigan players on the list, but there are a couple guys the Wolverines just barely missed out on.
Name: Jared Davis
Height: 5’11”
Weight: 202 lbs.
High school: Frankenmuth (MI) Frankenmuth
Position: Safety
Class: Redshirt sophomore
Jersey number: #23
Last year: I ranked Davis #110 and said he would be a backup safety and special teamer (LINK). He did not see game action.
TTB Rating: N/A
There’s not a whole lot to say about Davis at this point. He went from being listed at 6’1″ and 180 lbs. last year to 5’11” and 202 lbs. this year, so he got shorter and put on 22 lbs. That’s an impressive one-year growth pattern! When we saw him in the spring, he was being slower than Michigan’s scholarship offensive skill players. Not a surprise. This year Davis is bound to fit into the same general niche, which is as a borderline special teamer.
Prediction: Backup safety, special teamer
I guess I must be caught up in Game of Thrones mania, because I originally typed the title of this post “Zak Winter, Zolverine.” Also, I haven’t watched this current season of GoT, so don’t ruin it for me.
North Andover (MA) Buckingham Browne and Nichols offensive tackle Zak Zinter committed to Michigan on Thursday. He picked the Wolverines over offers from Auburn, Florida, Notre Dame, Ohio State, and Penn State, among others.
RATINGS
ESPN: 4-star, 80 grade, #12 OG
Rivals: 4-star, 5.8 grade, #16 OT, #147 overall
247 Sports: 4-star, 90 grade, #28 OT, #332 overall
Hit the jump for more on Zinter’s commitment.
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