BHB Review of the GridIron Kings 7on7: 2010 Prospects

I did not attend the event but watched the ESPNU special. So I only saw what ESPN showed which was the consolation and championship game.

Here are some of my reviews of Michigan and other 2010 prospects of interest:

Kyle Prater: Got hurt with a minor knee or ankle turn and didn't participate much. What I did see was a BCS quality starter right now. This kid will be a star at the next level. Kyle is the #1 ranked WR in the country.

Tyler Graham: Is a tall pocket passer with a strong arm. He puts too much air under his long ball and is not much of an athlete. He needs to work on his decision making since he threw a number of interceptions. Tyler was the Vest's 3rd or 4th pick at QB in the 2010 class and is the prototypical Ohio State pocket passer. He will make some good throws along with some head scratching mistakes.

Austin White: The only play we saw was a long touchdown catch from Tyler Graham. Austin beat double coverage and made a nice catch in the corner of the end zone. He looked like a WR, which is nice to see from a running back. Austin is a University of Michigan commit.

Brandon Ifill: Like White, we only saw one play from Brandon and it was a short catch at WR. Since Michigan is recruiting him at DB it's nice to see he is a versatile athlete. Michigan is also recruiting Brandon's teammate CB Cullen Christian. (we did not see Cullen on the ESPN special).

Munchie LeGaux: Is an athletic QB that couldn't showcase his running ability in this format. His passing QB skills are very raw, his delivery and foot work needs work. He will (with out any doubt) redshirt at the next level. Munchie lists Michigan in his top three with Oregon and Baylor. Per the Decommit: top three comes as somewhat of a surprise considering the Wolverines already have two dual-threat Quarterbacks in the 2010 class in Devin Gardner and Cornelius Jones. But it is Legaux who insists that due to their tradition and his relationship with assistant coach Fred Jackson, the Wolverines are very much in the picture for his services.

I know things can change before signing day but I don't expect Michigan to take 3 QB's in this class. So if things don't change at QB, Michigan is done for 2010.