Final 2013 B1G Recruiting Rankings

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Note: As usual we include Notre Dame in B1G Rankings as they recruit same area and are a common opponent.

1. Ohio

Biggest Get – Jalin Marshall (ATH-WR). Marshall is a special, explosive athlete who will thrive in Urban Meyer’s offense.

Biggest Miss – James Quick (WR). Quick is one of the most explosive receivers . . . → Read More: Final 2013 B1G Recruiting Rankings

Profile for 2013 U of M Recruit James Onwualu

Joseph Boyd, UMGoBlog.com: “Onwualu is a pure athlete. I don’t know his full background but I`m guessing that he’s probably a great basketball and/or baseball player as well. Definitely a better WR prospect than RB but his experience as a runner make him a terror after the catch. Great vision and change of direction. . . . → Read More: Profile for 2013 U of M Recruit James Onwualu

2013 Football Offers by State

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Alabama (1)

Rod Crayton – Defensive Tackle

Arizona (3)

Devon Allen – Wide Receiver

Cole Luke – Cornerback

Priest Willis – Athlete

California (12)

Su’a Cravens – Athlete

Darrell Daniels – Wide Receiver

Justin Davis – Running back

Kylie Fitts – Defensive End

Chris Hawkins – Cornerback

Michael Hutchings – Linebacker

Sebastian Larue – Athlete

. . . → Read More: 2013 Football Offers by State

2013 Recruiting: So What’s Next?

I love football recruiting. National Letter of Intent Day is one of my favorite days of the year, but it can be somewhat boring if your school isn’t in the running for many prospects. For Michigan, Commitmas Day came a little late, or a little early depending on how you look at it. I for one will never forget 2/18/2012. A day when my beloved Wolverines received verbal commitments from six four star prospects in a matter of 12ish hours. . . . → Read More: 2013 Recruiting: So What’s Next?