Recruit Tracker (updated)
Dymonte Thomas (#1) had a monster game with 4 touchdowns against Carrollton on Friday night (image via The Alliance Review) |
OL Blake Bars and Montgomery Bell Academy (3-4) beat Father Ryan by a score of 17-14.
Dymonte Thomas (#1) had a monster game with 4 touchdowns against Carrollton on Friday night (image via The Alliance Review) |
OL Blake Bars and Montgomery Bell Academy (3-4) beat Father Ryan by a score of 17-14.
Rachel Spence |
The 2012 Offer Board has been updated:
Pennsylvania RB Drew Harris committed to Virginia Tech.
South Carolina WR Chris Brown committed to Notre Dame.
Sheridyn Fisher . . . just because. |
As Michigan’s 2012 recruiting class comes closer and closer to filling up, more and more people – including me – seem interested in just how big the class will be. The maximum number of players any Big Ten team can sign in February is 28. Head coach Brady Hoke stated previously that he expected the class to grow to 26.
Right now the Wolverines have 22 or 23 commits, depending on whether Kentucky safety Jeremy Clark counts for this class or the next one. Aside from the fourth year juniors who haven’t seen much playing time this season (Michael Cox, Terrence Robinson, Elliott Mealer, etc.), there are a couple other underclassmen that could very well depart in the offseason.
It would be somewhat irresponsible for me to post specific names here, but I’ve received a couple questions in my inbox about who they might be and why. If you take a long, hard look at Michigan’s roster and think about the youngsters who are glued to the bench, you can probably take an educated guess.
Don’t be surprised if Michigan signs 27 or 28 players in February.
Cass Tech linebacker/fullback Royce Jenkins-Stone had a big night on Friday |
OL Blake Bars and Montgomery Bell Academy (2-4) beat Pearl-Cohn by a score of 32-13.
Tom Strobel (#36) had 3.5 sacks on Friday night (image via The Wolverine Blog) |
OL Blake Bars and Montgomery Bell (1-3) were defeated by Baylor by a score of 23-16.
OL Ben Braden’s team the Rockford Rams (2-1) were victorious in their contest against Grand Haven, winning 42-30.
DE Pharaoh Brown’s team the Brush Arcs (0-3) were defeated by Kenston 31-27 after holding a 14-0 lead. Brown recorded a 21-yard touchdown reception in the contest.
DL Matt Godin and Detroit Catholic Central (3-0) defeated Inkster 48-0. Godin recorded 2 tackles and a sack. Ace attended the game and reported via Twitter that Godin was a disruptive force who allowed other lineman to get sacks and make plays. Godin also saw some time on the offensive side of the line.
OL Erik Magnuson’s team the La Costa Canyon Mavericks (1-1) were defeated 28-14 by Poway.
QB Shane Morris threw for 117 yards and a score as his team Warren De La Salle (3-0) won 31-28 over Dearborn Fordson. Morris put his legs on display late in the game on a third down play by taking off and hurdling a defender for a first down, which allowed De La Salle to run off the remaining time on the clock.
DL Mario Ojemudia blocked a punt for a safety during Farmington Hills Harrison’s (3-0) 37-0 victory over Rochester Hills Stoney Creek. He also had 5 tackles and 2 sacks.
DT Ondre Pipkins and his Park Hill Trojans won 13-7 over Park Hill South, improving to 3-0 on the season. For what it’s worth (probably not much) this guy thinks Pipkins became tired late in the third quarter. Pipkins had 9 tackles and 3 tackles for loss.
CB Terry Richardson helped Detroit Cass (2-1) Tech make quick work of Detroit Southeastern 51-0. He caught 4 passes for 67 yards and made 1 tackle.
LB Kaleb Ringer and his Northmont High School squad (0-3) lost to Cincinnati Moeller by a score of 63-12. Michigan offeree Monty Madaris had 2 touchdown receptions in the blowout.
LB James Ross and Orchard Lake St. Mary’s (2-1) defeated Highland Park 44-0.
DB Anthony Standifer and Crete-Monee team (2-1) won at Moline 37-13. Standifer had 15 tackles, 2 pass breakups, 1 forced fumble, and a punt block.
Christopher Wormley’s team the Toledo Whitmer Panthers (3-0) took care of Brantford Collegiate by the score of 63-0 after leading 56-0 at halftime. Wormley forced a fumble which was returned for a touchdown in the game and had 2 tackles and 1 sack.
Please let us know if you have any updates to stats or anything else interesting/informative.