Adam Braithwaite on RR and his time at Michigan

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Adam Braithwaite was promoted last season to Safety coach after spending the previous two seasons as a staff assistant.  After the Rich Rodriguez was let go, Braithwaite moved on to Christopher Newton University to be their new defensive coordinator.  In a recent interview Braithwaite spoke about his time at Michigan:

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The Michigan Quarterback Dilemma

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With Zeke Pike committing to Auburn on Wednesday, what does Michigan do about the future of the quarterback position? I have to imagine that they want to sign a QB nearly every year and this year IMO is very critical that we do. So where do we go from here? Below are a list of . . . → Read More: The Michigan Quarterback Dilemma

A Chat with U of M Commit Caleb Stacey

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Ohio offensive lineman Caleb Stacey became Michigan’s second verbal commit of the 2012 class Saturday evening. He is one of the best offensive linemen in a loaded Ohio class this year. Caleb is pretty pumped about his commit and was nice enough to answer a few questions for us!

Sean O’Connell: Current height and weight?

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A Chat with Kyle Dodson

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Kyle Dodson is one of the best offensive linemen in the state of Ohio for the 2012 recruiting class. Offensive tackle is a major need for Michigan’s class and Dodson will surely be one of Big Blue’s highest priorities.

Sean O’Connell: Who do you have offers from at this point?

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A Chat with Dan Voltz

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Michigan only inked two offensive linemen in their 2011 recruiting class. Therefore, the coaches will be hitting that area very hard for 2012, possibly taking 5 kids. Illinois guard Dan Voltz is one of the Wolverine’s early targets and he recently answered a few questions about his recruitment for UMGoBlog.

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