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In addition to interviews, I’m going to write “throwback” columns about some Michigan players and games from the past. Hopefully I can add some new information to your Michigan memories. Today’s column features a look back at quarterback Todd Collins.
Brandon Peters (image via MLive
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[This is the first official post from a new contributor to the site, umbig11. Thanks to him for his insights! -Thunder]
I thought I would stop by and pass along some updates for all of you diehard Michigan football fans:
Khaleke Hudson (#7, image via Zimbio)
This is by no means meant to be an all-encompassing post, so don’t take this as gospel. However, here are some of the rumblings I’ve gathered coming out of spring practice:
Steele Chambers (image via Born to Compete)
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Valdosta (GA) Lowndes running back Michael Barrett
was offered by Michigan. At 5’11” and 208 lbs., Barrett is a 3-star, the #20 dual-threat quarterback, and #589 overall. LSU, Maryland, North Carolina State, South Carolina, Tennessee, and West Virginia have also offered him. Barrett plays quarterback in high school, but Michigan is recruiting him as a running back or athlete. He may not have ideal size or throwing ability for a quarterback in Michigan’s system, but he did completed 132/213 passes for 2,753 yards, 27 touchdowns, and 6 interceptions as a junior in 2016; he also ran 168 times for 1,283 yards and 21 touchdowns.
Hit the jump for a couple more offers and some random bits.
Michigan’s other
potential first round draft pick is 6’6″, 277 lb. defensive end Taco Charlton, who also has a pretty good highlight reel.