via lh3.ggpht.com If there’s a player on Michigan's team with a bigger "Superstar-in-Waiting" label plastered across his forehead, with less to base it on, I must be missing something. But...
via cache.daylife.com I may be in the minority on this one, but I'm a huge fan of Brandon Minor. 6’1", 210, with breakaway speed. The ability to mash a linebacker in pass protection as well...
via www.motorcitycruise.net If you had to guess who Michigan’s top returning tackler was I’m willing to bet good money you wouldn’t pick Ezeh. But that’s who it is. Ezeh, despite playing...
via cache.daylife.com It’s been a strange path for Carson Butler over the last three years. Initially he was a promising freshman tight end with obscene offensive potential but no ability to...
photo courtesy: Fish Bear Sports Talk about a rough year. Thrown into the fire as a freshman, Schilling dealt with a revolving door at right guard, position switches, and being the target of...
via www.orlandosentinel.com A lot of people will look at this pick as a player to watch and scratch their heads. Really? Him? He’s two feet tall. Didn’t he get torched by Oregon? He was our...
via i.usatoday.net and Mgoblog You get a two-fer on this one simply because of the buzz surrounding two kids who have never played a snap of college football. Sam McGuffie was easily...
via cache.viewimages.com The legend of Brandon Graham’s off season has grown to the point it’s taken on a Chuck Norris/Bill Bradsky type persona. "Brandon Graham does not do push-ups,...
via GoBlueWolerine.com Folks, meet your new left tackle. For the first time in three years, Jake Long won't be protecting Michigan's signal caller's blind side. That responsibility now rests on...
via cache.viewimages.com Speed. Pure and simple. Trent has undergone a renniasance over the last year, from burnt extra crispy after the 2007 Rose Bowl to elite shutdown corner. Both pro and...
