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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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2021 Recruiting Update: January 13, 2019

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Just a reminder on the 2021 class as the 2020 class starts to come to a close: Michigan currently holds commitments from…

• QB J.J. McCarthy
• OT Giovanni El-Hadi

ADDED TO THE BOARD: 2021

Kaden Prather – WR – Germantown (MD) Northwest: Prather is a 6’3″, 210-pounder with offers from Alabama, Maryland, Ohio State, and Penn State, among others. He’s a 4-star, the #49 wide receiver, and #301 overall. How are you the #49 wide receiver but still #301 overall? So roughly 1 out of 6 of the best players in the country play wide receiver? Hmmm… Anyway, Prather claims a 4.6 forty, a 4.56 shuttle, and a 29.7″ vertical.

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Nightly Roundup: January 12, 2020

Nightly Roundup: January 11, 2019

Nate Schoenle says he’s coming back for a fifth year. He said in his Instagram post that he needed two surgeries, which explains his absence in 2019.

Not done yet, Year 5 on deck! #GoBlue 〽️https://t.co/DFM80IKI6s pic.twitter.com/vvmpzDdx7E

— Nate Schoenle (@NateSchoenle) January 10, 2020

Schoenle isn’t a great receiver, but he’s a heck of a blocker and special teams player, so his return will be a bonus.

Also, Ambry Thomas says he’s coming back for his senior year, which is what should have been expected.

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Nightly Roundup: January 9, 2019

A couple players announced plans to transfer: DB Jaylen Kelly-Powell (LINK) and RB Tru Wilson (LINK). I don’t think either departure will really affect Michigan on the field.

Despite expectations to the contrary, 2020 cornerback signee Darion Green-Warren is not enrolled this semester. He did sign his National Letter of Intent to Michigan, but supposedly his high school/graduation paperwork was not processed on time. Now he’s expected to arrive in April. I was just pumping up E.J. Holland of The Wolverine the other day, and E.J. says Green-Warren should be able to participate in spring ball when he arrives . . . which I don’t understand at all. Back in my days at Michigan, the winter semester didn’t wrap until mid-April, and Michigan’s spring game is usually done by then. (LINK$)

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