Saturday, January 24, 2009

The Calm Before the Storm

This weekend seems to be very light on recruiting news with a week an half left before signing day (2/4). Kids are taking visits to schools on their lists and even hosting coaches at home before they have to make their final decisions.

Visiting Ann Arbor this weekend are DeQuinta Jones, DT ("very soft" commit to Michigan), a two star QB from Florida, Austin Dantin and a surprise visitor TE/WR Terrell Mitchell. Terrell is 6"6 220 and is rated 3 stars from Rivals. He has offers from Clemson, WVU, Miss. State, Louisville, Kentucky, and South Carolina. Terrell said recently, Michigan is in his top 2.

A goal for this weekend would be to get Jones commitment solid, decide if Austin is at all a candidate at QB and see if Terrell can fill a need for a taller WR for the Wolverines.


  • Je'Ron Stokes cancelled his visit to Happy Valley and instead is visiting Ron Zook and Illinois this weekend.

  • Appartenly, Florida will not be offering DB Adrian Witty. Which means if Denard Robinson and Adrian want to go to the same school it's between Kansas State and Michigan. Florida has an offer on the table for Denard.

  • Marcus Hall who announced Michigan has his leader a few weeks ago after visiting Ann Arbor, now doesn't have Michigan in his top 2. Marcus is considered an Ohio State lock.

  • Coach Rod was in the home of SC DE Sam Montgomery on Friday.

  • FL WR Willie Haulstead who has been very interested in Michigan and also happens to be pretty tight with Tate Forcier is taking his official to FSU this weekend. Willie is a verbal commit to FSU.

  • Michigan has a basketball game tonight against Northwestern which just upset State in East Lansing. The Wolverines are desperate for a win and will be running into a hot team. Let's hope the Wildcats are a little tired from being on the road and go cold. 8:00 tip, BTN.
  • Update: It seems Craig Roh is taking an un-official visit to Ann Arbor this weekend as well. Hopefully, he is just getting one last tour before he signs on the 4th.

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