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Final Scout 300 for 2014 released

Grand Rapids (MI) Christian wide receiver Drake Harris moved up two spots in the Scout 300 despite missing his senior season due to injury.

Scout released its final list of top 300 prospects for the class of 2014. Here’s what it looked like through last month. Movement for Michigan commits:

– Jabrill Peppers moved up from #4 to #3
– Drake Harris moved up from #54 to #52
– Bryan Mone moved up from #90 to #88
– Lawrence Marshall moved up one spot from #105 to #104
– Freddy Canteen dropped one spot from #171 to #172
– Michael Ferns dropped one spot from #178 to #179
– Mason Cole dropped from #249 to #253
– Chase Winovich dropped from #281 to #291

Here are the rest of Michigan’s offerees:

5-stars:
1. Leonard Fournette – RB – Louisiana (LSU)
2. Cameron Robinson – OT – Louisiana (Alabama)
3. Jabrill Peppers – CB – New Jersey (Michigan)
5. Myles Garrett – DE – Texas (Texas A&M)
6. Adoree’ Jackson – CB – California
8. Jamal Adams – S – Texas (LSU)
10. John Smith – S – California
12. Da’Shawn Hand – DE – Virginia (Alabama)
15. Quin Blanding – S – Virginia (Virginia)
17. Andrew Brown – DT – Virginia (Virginia)
18. Joe Mixon – RB – California (Oklahoma)
20. Solomon Thomas – DE – Texas
22. Casey Tucker – OT – Arizona
23. Lorenzo Carter – DE – Georgia
25. Bo Scarbrough – RB – Alabama (Alabama)
26. Braden Smith – OG – Kansas
27. Malachi Dupre – WR – Louisiana
29. Sam Hubbard – OLB – Ohio (Ohio State)
31. K.C. McDermott – OT – Florida (Miami)
34. Nyles Morgan – ILB – Illinois (Notre Dame)
36. Malik McDowell – DE – Michigan

4-stars:
41. Jalen Tabor – CB – Washington, DC (Florida)
42. Damon Webb – CB – Michigan (Ohio State)
43. Erick Smith – S – Ohio (Ohio State)
47. Edward Paris – CB – Texas (LSU)
49. Jalen Brown – WR – Arizona (Oregon)
51. Marshon Lattimore – CB – Ohio (Ohio State)
52. Drake Harris – WR – Michigan (Michigan)
55. Elijah Hood – RB – North Carolina (North Carolina)
59. Damian Prince – OT – Maryland
61. Mark Andrews – WR – Arizona (Oklahoma)
63. Jamarco Jones – OT – Illinois (Ohio State)
66. Josh Malone – WR – Tennessee (Tennessee)
67. Kyle Berger – OLB – Ohio (Ohio State)
69. Saeed Blacknall – WR – New Jersey (Rutgers)
75. Jalen Hurd – RB – Tennessee (Tennessee)
76. Dante Booker – OLB – Ohio (Ohio State)
78. Jeff Jones – RB – Minnesota (Minnesota)
81. Christian McCaffrey – RB – Colorado (Stanford)
83. Khairi Clark – DT – Florida (Florida)
86. Roderick Johnson – OT – Missouri
88. Bryan Mone – DT – Utah (Michigan)
102. Artavis Scott – WR – Florida (Clemson)
103. Parrker Westphal – S – Illinois (Northwestern)
104. Lawrence Marshall – DE – Michigan (Michigan)
107. Demetrius Knox – OG – Texas (Ohio State)
112. Steven Parker – S – Oklahoma
134. Sam Mustipher – OG – Maryland (Notre Dame)
138. Bryson Allen-Williams – OLB – Georgia (South Carolina)
143. Adarius Pickett – CB – California (UCLA)
144. Brandon Simmons – S – Texas (Stanford)
150. Kenny Young – MLB – Louisiana
158. Daniel Helm – TE – Illinois (Tennessee)
159. Bentley Spain – OT – North Carolina (North Carolina)
170. Shai McKenzie – RB – Pennsylvania (Virginia Tech)
172. Freddy Canteen – WR – Maryland (Michigan)
177. Dravon Henry – CB – Pennsylvania (West Virginia)
179. Michael Ferns – MLB – Ohio (Michigan)
180. Otaro Alaka – OLB – Texas (Texas)
187. Demarre Kitt – WR – Georgia (Clemson)
191. Jeb Blazevich – TE – North Carolina (Georgia)
195. Richard Yeargin – OLB – Florida (Notre Dame)
200. Corey Holmes – WR – Florida (Notre Dame)
202. Alex Bars – OT – Tennessee (Notre Dame)
204. Montae Nicholson – S – Pennsylvania (Michigan State)
205. Nick Watkins – CB – Texas (Notre Dame)
206. Jacory Washington – TE – Louisiana (LSU)
209. Wesley Green – CB – Georgia
222. Devon Thomas – RB – Oklahoma (Oklahoma State)
227. D’Andre Payne – CB – Washington, DC (Tennessee)
233. Jay Hayes – DT – New York (Notre Dame)
239. Marcus Allen – S – Maryland (Penn State)
247. Ja’Von Harrison – WR – Florida (Virginia Tech)
253. Mason Cole – OT – Florida (Michigan)
258. Malik Hooker – WR – Pennsylvania (Ohio State)
266. Dexter Wideman – DT – South Carolina (South Carolina)
268. Jackson Barton – OT – Utah (Utah)
272. Kiy Hester – S – New Jersey (Miami)
281. Chase Winovich – OLB – Pennsylvania (Michigan)
283. K.J. Williams – WR – Pennsylvania (Syracuse)
296. Juwann Winfree – WR – New Jersey (Maryland)
298. Conor Sheehy – DE – Wisconsin (Wisconsin)

Final ESPN 300 released for 2014

Michael Ferns (#10), Wilton Speight (#19), Jabrill Peppers (#5), Juwann Bushell-Beatty (#73), and Bryan Mone (#52) all appear in the final ESPN 300 for 2014; Jared Wangler (#2) is not ranked on the list

ESPN made its final update to their list of the top 300 prospects in the nation. Here’s what the ESPN 300 looked like in August, and here’s the movement for Michigan’s commits since then:

– Drake Harris dropped from #72 to #85
– Bryan Mone dropped from #76 to #91
– Lawrence Marshall dropped from #112 to #121
– Michael Ferns dropped from #123 to #129
– Juwann Bushell-Beatty dropped from #122 to #142
– Mason Cole dropped from #146 to #165
– Ian Bunting dropped from #118 to #200
– Wilton Speight dropped from #128 to #257

Here’s the rest of Michigan’s offerees:

5-stars:
1. Leonard Fournette – RB – Louisiana (LSU)
2. Jabrill Peppers – CB – New Jersey (Michigan)
3. Cameron Robinson – OT – Louisiana (Alabama)
4. Myles Garrett – DE – Texas (Texas A&M)
5. Andrew Brown – DT – Virginia (Virginia)
6. Da’Shawn Hand – DE – Virginia (Alabama)
9. Adoree’ Jackson – CB – California
10. Quin Blanding – S – Virginia (Virginia)
11. Jalen Tabor – CB – Washington, DC (Florida)
12. Bo Scarbrough – ATH – Alabama (Alabama)
14. Lorenzo Carter – DE – Georgia

4-stars:
17. Malachi Dupre – WR – Louisiana
18. Jamal Adams – S – Texas (LSU)
24. John Smith – S – California
25. Solomon Thomas – DE – Texas
26. Damian Prince – OT – Maryland
33. Lorenzo Featherston – DE – North Carolina (Florida State)
36. K.C. McDermott – OT – Florida (Miami)
39. Casey Tucker – OT – Arizona
43. Josh Malone – WR – Tennessee (Tennessee)
45. Marshon Lattimore – ATH – Ohio (Ohio State)
50. Edward Paris, Jr. – S – Texas (LSU)
53. Joe Mixon – RB – California (Oklahoma)
58. Damon Webb – CB – Michigan (Ohio State)
60. Malik McDowell – DE – Michigan
70. Jalen Hurd – RB – Tennessee (Tennessee)
72. Nyles Morgan – LB – Illinois (Notre Dame)
74. Jamarco Jones – OT – Illinois (Ohio State)
76. Alex Bars – OT – Tennessee (Notre Dame)
80. Elijah Hood – RB – North Carolina (North Carolina)
83. Artavis Scott – WR – Florida (Clemson)
85. Drake Harris – WR – Michigan (Michigan)
91. Bryan Mone – DT – Utah (Michigan)
94. Corey Holmes – WR – Florida (Notre Dame)
95. Parrker Westphal – CB – Illinois (Northwestern)
99. Andy Bauer – OT – Missouri (Missouri)
101. Jeb Blazevich – TE – North Carolina (Georgia)
107. Tyler Luatua – TE – California (Notre Dame)
118. Saeed Blacknall – WR – New Jersey (Rutgers)
120. Wesley Green – CB – Georgia
121. Lawrence Marshall – DE – Michigan (Michigan)
123. Nick Watkins – CB – Texas (Notre Dame)
127. Braden Smith – OG – Kansas
129. Michael Ferns – LB – Ohio (Michigan)
130. Dante Booker, Jr. – LB – Ohio (Ohio State)
136. Kyron Watson – LB – Illinois (Kansas)
137. Jeff Jones – RB – Minnesota (Minnesota)
139. Steven Parker – S – Oklahoma
140. Dravon Henry – ATH – Pennsylvania (West Virginia)
142. Juwann Bushell-Beatty – OT – New Jersey (Michigan)
143. Kevin Crosby – TE – South Carolina (South Carolina)
144. Bentley Spain – OT – North Carolina (North Carolina)
158. Roderick Johnson – OT – Missouri
162. Bryson Allen-Williams – LB – Georgia (South Carolina)
165. Mason Cole – OG – Florida (Michigan)
167. Demarre Kitt – WR – Georgia (Clemson)
169. Jacory Washington – TE – Louisiana (LSU)
172. Demetrius Knox – OG – Texas (Ohio State)
174. Andrew Williams – DE – Georgia
179. Dexter Wideman – DT – South Carolina (South Carolina)
180. Dwight Williams – LB – California (UCLA)
183. Erick Smith – S – Ohio (Ohio State)
184. Adarius Pickett – CB – California (UCLA)
187. Otaro Alaka – LB – Texas (Texas)
194. Mattrell McGraw – S – Louisiana
196. Kiy Hester – ATH – New Jersey (Miami)
200. Ian Bunting – TE – Illinois (Michigan)
204. Devon Thomas – RB – Oklahoma (Oklahoma State)
211. Khairi Clark – DT – Florida (Florida)
218. Christian McCaffrey – ATH – Colorado (Stanford)
244. Montae Nicholson – ATH – Pennsylvania (Michigan State)
246. Darrion Owens – LB – Florida (Miami)
250. Jermaine Roberts – CB – Louisiana (Texas)
257. Wilton Speight – QB – Virginia (Michigan)
262. Brandon Simmons – S – Texas (Stanford)
269. D’Andre Payne – CB – Washington, DC (Tennessee)
270. Garrett Dickerson – TE – New Jersey (Northwestern)
274. Nic Weishar – TE – Illinois (Notre Dame)
278. Jalen Brown – WR – Arizona (Oregon)
282. Jonathan Hilliman – RB – New Jersey (Boston College)
286. Isaiah McKenzie – ATH – Florida
292. Quincy Wilson – S – Florida (Florida)
295. Mark Andrews – WR – Arizona (Oklahoma)

Final Top 247 for 2014 released

Tarpon Springs (FL) East Lake offensive guard Mason Cole jumped 25 spots in the latest Top 247

247 Sports finalized its top 247 players for 2014. Here’s what it looked like back in October. Movement for Michigan commits:

– Jabrill Peppers dropped from #3 to #4
– Bryan Mone dropped from #46 to #82
– Mason Cole jumped from #111 to #86
– Drake Harris dropped from #43 to #87
– Michael Ferns dropped from #191 to #197
– Lawrence Marshall jumped from #229 to #220
– Ian Bunting dropped from #224 to #229
– Juwann Bushell-Beatty dropped off the list

5-stars:
1. Myles Garrett – DE – Texas (Texas A&M)
2. Leonard Fournette – RB – Louisiana (LSU)
3. Cameron Robinson – OT – Louisiana (Alabama)
4. Jabrill Peppers – ATH – New Jersey (Michigan)
7. Da’Shawn Hand – DE – Virginia (Alabama)
8. Quin Blanding – S – Virginia (Virginia)
9. Andrew Brown – DT – Virginia (Virginia)
13. Dante Booker – LB – Ohio (Ohio State)
19. Jalen Tabor – CB – Washington, DC (Florida)
20. Lorenzo Carter – DE – Georgia
24. Adoree’ Jackson – CB – California
27. Joe Mixon – RB – California (Oklahoma)
30. Malachi Dupre – WR – Louisiana
32. Jalen Hurd – RB – Tennessee (Tennessee)

4-stars:
35. Bo Scarbrough – ATH – Alabama (Alabama)
38. Malik McDowell – DE – Michigan
40. Damian Prince – OT – Maryland
41. Solomon Thomas – DE – Texas
43. Damon Webb – CB – Michigan (Ohio State)
44. Marshon Lattimore – ATH – Ohio (Ohio State)
45. John Smith – ATH – California
49. Josh Malone – WR – Tennessee (Tennessee)
55. Jeff Jones – RB – Minnesota (Minnesota)
59. K.C. McDermott – OT – Florida (Miami)
61. Erick Smith – S – Ohio State (Ohio State)
63. Edward Paris – S – Texas (LSU)
64. Dexter Wideman – DT – South Carolina (South Carolina)
75. Jamarco Jones – OT – Illinois (Ohio State)
77. Elijah Hood – RB – North Carolina (North Carolina)
82. Bryan Mone – DT – Utah (Michigan)
86. Mason Cole – OG – Florida (Michigan)
87. Drake Harris – WR – Michigan (Michigan)
88. Artavis Scott – WR – Florida (Clemson)
95. Bryson Allen-Williams – LB – Georgia (South Carolina)
97. Nyles Morgan – LB – Illinois (Notre Dame)
103. Bentley Spain – OT – North Carolina (North Carolina)
111. Mark Andrews – WR – Arizona (Oklahoma)
121. Braden Smith – OG – Kansas
122. Roderick Johnson – OT – Missouri
123. Sam Hubbard – ATH – Ohio (Ohio State)
124. Lorenzo Featherston – DE – North Carolina (Florida State)
127. Garrett Dickerson – DE – New Jersey (Northwestern)
133. Kyle Berger – LB – Ohio (Ohio State)
142. Jalen Brown – WR – Arizona (Oregon)
150. Isaiah McKenzie – WR – Florida
154. Alex Bars – OT – Tennessee (Notre Dame)
155. Devon Thomas – RB – Oklahoma (Oklahoma State)
159. Demetriux Knox – OG – Texas (Ohio State)
163. Dravon Henry – ATH – Pennsylvania (West Virginia)
174. Adarius Pickett – CB – California (UCLA)
184. Wesley Green – CB – Georgia
190. Parrker Westphal – CB – Illinois (Northwestern)
192. Jay Hayes – DT – New York (Notre Dame)
196. Saeed Blacknall – WR – New Jersey (Rutgers)
197. Michael Ferns – LB – Ohio (Michigan)
199. Darrion Owens – LB – Florida (Miami)
212. Nic Weishar – TE – Illinois (Notre Dame)
220. Lawrence Marshall – DE – Michigan (Michigan)
221. Kenny Young – LB – Louisiana
222. Otaro Alaka – LB – Texas (Texas)
223. Juwann Winfree – WR – New Jersey (Maryland)
229. Ian Bunting – TE – Illinois (Michigan)
230. Khairi Clark – DT – Florida (Florida)
231. Steven Parker – S – Oklahoma
238. Shai McKenzie – RB – Pennsylvania (Virginia Tech)
243. Montae Nicholson – S – Pennsylvania (Michigan State)

2014 Offense-Defense All-American Bowl rosters

Lawrence Marshall

The Offense-Defense All-American Bowl will be taking place on Friday, January 3 at 5:00 p.m. and will be streamed online. There are a few guys playing who were offered by Michigan, including two Michigan commits.

OFFENSE
Juwann Winfree – WR – New Jersey (Maryland)
Daniel Helm – TE – Illinois (Tennessee)

DEFENSE
Lawrence Marshall – DE – Michigan (Michigan)
Andrew Williams – DE – Georgia
Petera Wilson – LB – Tennessee
Chase Winovich – LB – Pennsylvania (Michigan)

Visitors: December 13-15, 2013

Paramus (NJ) Catholic cornerback Jabrill Peppers

The following recruits will be visiting Michigan this coming weekend. It’s each player’s official visit, although several of them have visited campus numerous times.

Ian Bunting – TE – Hinsdale (IL) Central: Bunting committed to Michigan in April.

Juwann Bushell-Beatty – OT – Paramus (NJ) Catholic: Bushell-Beatty committed to Michigan in April. He just won his second straight New Jersey state championship.

Mason Cole – OG – Tarpon Springs (FL) East Lake: Cole committed to Michigan in February.

Shaun Crawford – CB – Lakewood (OH) St. Edward: Crawford committed to Michigan in August.

Vic Enwere – RB – Sugar Land (TX) Fort Bend Austin: I did a scouting report on Enwere a couple weeks ago. He is currently a soft commit to Cal despite never having visited campus.

Michael Ferns – LB – St. Clairsville (OH) St. Clairsville: Ferns committed to Michigan in August 2012. UPDATE: Ferns is no longer visiting this weekend.

Noah Furbush – LB – Kenton (OH) Kenton: Furbush committed to Michigan in July.

Drake Harris – WR – Grand Rapids (MI) Christian: Harris committed to Michigan in April. He missed his entire senior season due to a hamstring injury.

Lawrence Marshall – DE – Southfield (MI) Southfield: Marshall committed to Michigan in May.

Brady Pallante – DT – Naples (FL) Barron Collier: Pallante committed to Michigan in April.

Jabrill Peppers – CB – Paramus (NJ) Catholic: Peppers committed to Michigan in May. He just won his fourth straight state championship in New Jersey.


Wilton Speight – QB – Richmond (VA) Collegiate: Speight committed to Michigan in February.


Jared Wangler – LB – Warren (MI) De La Salle: Wangler committed to Michigan in August.


Maurice Ways – WR – Detroit (MI) Country Day: Ways committed to Michigan in April.


Chase Winovich – LB – Clairton (PA) Thomas Jefferson: Winovich committed to Michigan in June.