Recruiting Update: July 25, 2016

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25Jul 2016
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Recruiting Update: July 25, 2016

Los Angeles (CA) Cathedral DE Hunter Echols

ADDED TO THE BOARD: 2017

Los Angeles (CA) Cathedral defensive end Hunter Echols decommitted from UCLA. He’s a 6’3″, 231 lb. prospect who, after decommitting, subsequently released a top eleven that included Michigan. He’s a 247 Composite 4-star, the #7 weakside end, and #97 overall. The U.S. Army All-American made 79 tackles, 27 tackles for loss, 17 sacks, 4 pass breakups, 2 forced fumbles, and 3 fumble recoveries (1 TD) as a junior in 2015.

Hit the jump for several guys who committed elsewhere.

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24Jul 2016
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Dytarious Johnson will enroll at Michigan in January

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Dytarious Johnson

I confirmed with Prattville (AL) Prattville linebacker Dytarious Johnson that he has cleared things up with the NCAA and Michigan, and he will enroll at Michigan in January. That will essentially make him an early enrollee for the 2017 class, giving him the 2017-2021 seasons to play four of those years.

Johnson was a 247 Composite 3-star in the 2016 class as the #47 inside linebacker and #1147 overall. Here’s my commitment post from when he committed in June 2015 (LINK). He’s a classmate of running back Kingston Davis.

24Jul 2016
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Nolan McDonald – QB – Long Beach (CA) Poly: McDonald is a 6’2″, 185 lb. prospect with no offers at this time.

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Camren McDonald – WR – Long Beach (CA) Poly: McDonald is a 6’4″, 205 lb. prospect with offers from Arizona, Florida, UCLA, and USC, among others. He’s a 247 Composite 4-star, the #20 wide receiver, and #143 overall. He attends the alma mater of former Michigan cornerback Donovan Warren.

Jeremy Ruckert – TE – Lindenhurst (NY) Lindenhurst: Ruckert is a 6’5″, 220 lb. prospect with offers from Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Michigan, and Ohio State, among others. He’s a 247 Composite 4-star, the #7 tight end, and #111 overall.


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24Jul 2016
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2016 Season Countdown: #49 David Long, Jr.

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David Long, Jr. (image via College Spun)

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Name: David Long, Jr.
Height: 6’0″
Weight: 187 lbs.
High school: Los Angeles (CA) Loyola
Position: Cornerback
Class: Freshman
Jersey number: #22
Last year: Long was a senior in high school (LINK). He made 19 tackles, 5 pass breakups, and 1 interception on defense; he also caught 25 passes for 525 yards and 7 touchdowns on offense.
Final TTB Rating: 92

Long was offered by Michigan’s new staff shortly after they were hired, and while he seemed interested in Michigan, he ended up committing to Stanford. Despite being accepted by such an elite school, he ended up decommitting in December and considering either Michigan or Washington. That led to kind of a hilarious time when Washington mods at 247 Sports were extremely insistent about him committing to the Huskies and dismissive of Michigan’s chances. Obviously, Michigan came out on top in his recruitment.

I was pulling for Long to become a Wolverine, because I think he’s a very solid overall prospect. At a listed 6’0″, 187 lbs., I think he’s more physically ready to play than a lot of freshman cornerbacks. He can be physical, he has good speed, he’s smart, and he’s dangerous with the ball in his hands (as evidenced by averaging 21 yards/catch as a senior). Michigan needs to get some guys ready to play corner in 2017, because three seniors are graduating after this season. Due to his size and relative polish, I think Long might be the top non-senior cornerback and jump ahead of Keith Washington, Brandon Watson, and fellow freshman Lavert Hill.

Prediction: Backup cornerback

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23Jul 2016
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What I’ve Been Reading: Marvels

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As a casual comic book fan, I am by no means an expert on the genre. I generally try to read the seminal graphic novels about various superheroes, but there are too many different stories to follow to keep up with Superman, Batman, Spider-Man, the X-Men, the Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy, etc. I recently read a “Best Graphic Novels of All-Time” list, and Marvels by Kurt Busiek

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was on the list. I thought I would give it a shot.

Marvels tells the story of several superheroes and supervillains from the perspective of photographer Phil Sheldon, who was around for the birth of the Human Torch in the 1930s, the arrival of Galactus, the death of (SPOILER ALERT) Gwen Stacy, etc. I thought the narrative would be a little more objective and contain some more origin-story elements, but instead, it was centered around Sheldon, his family, and the way the public viewed these various superheroes as they marched through New York. I kept waiting for Busiek to dive a little deeper into the stories or for Sheldon to make a strong personal connection with any of the mutants or heroes, but that time never came. Ultimately, I found the book left me feeling unsatisfied – not in the genre itself, but in the perspective from which Busiek tried to narrate.

As for that “Best Graphic Novels of All-Time” list, I guess beauty is in the eye of the beholder.