that osu game will be interesting. Thwy lost alot of guys but you never really know who they replace them with until they breakout siddenly
2014 Official Random College Football Thread
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that osu game will be interesting. Thwy lost alot of guys but you never really know who they replace them with until they breakout siddenly
Tide Run This
Veteran
Cant wait 
Tide Run This
Veteran
Haha you know what I mean FSU gonna give Okie St a nice asswhipping. I'd be disappointed if FSU didn't jump on these guys week 1 they lost more than any major BCS team as far as a 2 deep goes. I think OSU will be a decent team come November but week 1 I think it's gonna get ugly for that Okie St defense.
Tide Run This
Veteran
Lowest FSU spread going into season is -17 at Louisville 
The Come Back kid..
12 minutes of bliss, great vid. Bookmarked.
Do you see any of your committed recruits/targets?
Jimbo Fisher's Camp
QB De'Andre Johnson (Florida State commitment)
QB Kai Locksley
QB Deondre Francois
QB Malik Henry (2016)
QB Matt Dame (2016)
QB Jhakari Harrison (2016)
QB Jake Zembiec (2016)
QB Dwayne Haskins (2016)
QB Avery McCall (2016)
QB Kato Nelson (2016)
QB Demari Simpkins (2016)
RB Jacques Patrick
RB Traveon Samuel
RB Loumond Dandridge
RB Gregori McCrae (2016)
RB Anthony McFarland (2017)
WR Nyqwan Murray (Florida State commitment)
WR Calvin Ridley (maybe)
WR Auden Tate (maybe)
WR Darnell Salomon (2016)
WR Binjimen Victor (2016)
WR Tavares 'T.J.' Chase (2016)
WR D.J. Matthews (2017)
WR Emmanuel Greene (2017)
WR Mark Pope (2019)
TE Jalen Wilkerson (Florida State commitment)
TE Jonathan Holland (Penn State commitment)
TE Isaac Nauta (2016)
TE Mark Birmingham (2016)
OL Jalen Merrick
OL Christian Pellage
OL Abdul Bello
OL Matt Burrell
OL David Robbins (Florida State commitment)
OL Quarvez Boulware
OL Tanner Ramey
OL Jauan Williams (2016)
OL Chidi Okeke-Valentine (2016)
OL Marcus Tatum (2016)
OL Mason Cooper (2016)
OL Calvin Ashley (2017)
DE Austin Bryant (maybe)
DE Josh Sweat
DE Alex Davis
DE Janarius Robinson (2016)
DT Trent Thompson
DT D.J. Jones (official)
DT Julian Rochester (maybe) (2016)
DT Shawn Crawford (2017)
LB Brian Bell (Florida State commitment)
LB Keion Joyner (2016)
LB/RB Dylan Moses (2017) (LSU commitment)
CB Davante Davis
CB Meiko Dotson
CB Cameron Ordway
CB Holton Hill
CB Tramell Carey
CB Malek Young (2016)
CB Trayvon Mullen (2016)
CB John Broussard (2016)
CB Kristian Fulton (2016)
S Derwin James (Florida State commitment)
S Calvin Brewton (Florida State commitment)
S A.J. Westbrook (Florida State commitment)
S Jaquan Johnson
S Joejuan Williams (2016)
S Terrell Powell (2017)
S Tyreke Johnson (2018)
ATH JJ Givens (2016)
Jimbo Fisher's Camp
QB De'Andre Johnson (Florida State commitment)
QB Kai Locksley
QB Deondre Francois
QB Malik Henry (2016)
QB Matt Dame (2016)
QB Jhakari Harrison (2016)
QB Jake Zembiec (2016)
QB Dwayne Haskins (2016)
QB Avery McCall (2016)
QB Kato Nelson (2016)
QB Demari Simpkins (2016)
RB Jacques Patrick
RB Traveon Samuel
RB Loumond Dandridge
RB Gregori McCrae (2016)
RB Anthony McFarland (2017)
WR Nyqwan Murray (Florida State commitment)
WR Calvin Ridley (maybe)
WR Auden Tate (maybe)
WR Darnell Salomon (2016)
WR Binjimen Victor (2016)
WR Tavares 'T.J.' Chase (2016)
WR D.J. Matthews (2017)
WR Emmanuel Greene (2017)
WR Mark Pope (2019)
TE Jalen Wilkerson (Florida State commitment)
TE Jonathan Holland (Penn State commitment)
TE Isaac Nauta (2016)
TE Mark Birmingham (2016)
OL Jalen Merrick
OL Christian Pellage
OL Abdul Bello
OL Matt Burrell
OL David Robbins (Florida State commitment)
OL Quarvez Boulware
OL Tanner Ramey
OL Jauan Williams (2016)
OL Chidi Okeke-Valentine (2016)
OL Marcus Tatum (2016)
OL Mason Cooper (2016)
OL Calvin Ashley (2017)
DE Austin Bryant (maybe)
DE Josh Sweat
DE Alex Davis
DE Janarius Robinson (2016)
DT Trent Thompson
DT D.J. Jones (official)
DT Julian Rochester (maybe) (2016)
DT Shawn Crawford (2017)
LB Brian Bell (Florida State commitment)
LB Keion Joyner (2016)
LB/RB Dylan Moses (2017) (LSU commitment)
CB Davante Davis
CB Meiko Dotson
CB Cameron Ordway
CB Holton Hill
CB Tramell Carey
CB Malek Young (2016)
CB Trayvon Mullen (2016)
CB John Broussard (2016)
CB Kristian Fulton (2016)
S Derwin James (Florida State commitment)
S Calvin Brewton (Florida State commitment)
S A.J. Westbrook (Florida State commitment)
S Jaquan Johnson
S Joejuan Williams (2016)
S Terrell Powell (2017)
S Tyreke Johnson (2018)
ATH JJ Givens (2016)
WaddupDoe!
Steez.
Thanks for participating, we have some nice parting gifts as you exit. WE GOT THIS!!!
The Trophy looks a lot better their, then the in pictures they released yesterday(And not b/c there is some Noles around it
).
Ed MOTHEREFFING G
Chances make champions
http://www.freep.com/article/20140715/SPORTS06/307150039/michigan-wolverines-recruiting-football
Trotwood (Ohio
) Madison quarterback Messiah DeWeaver made a big statement at the Rivals250 Underclassmen Challenge in Jacksonville, Fla. over the weekend. The 2016 U-M pledge earned a ranking as the No. 4 quarterback in attendance — out of more than 20 at the position — behind fellow 2016 prospects Shea Patterson and Dwayne Haskins Jr., and 2017 standout Davis Mills. The 6-3, 200-pound DeWeaver has consistently improved over the years and showed it on the big stage.
“DeWeaver came to Jacksonville on a run of outstanding off-season performances, and he continued that momentum on Saturday,” said Josh Helmholdt, a Rivals.com Midwest recruiting analyst. “A year ago, the Ohio native
had real loose mechanics and struggled with consistency, but he has developed into one of the more well-rounded quarterbacks in the 2016 class with clean mechanics and good footwork. The recent Michigan commit made some of his best throws during one-on-one play, fitting passes into tight windows and varying his trajectory well.”
DeWeaver performed well, but he had another purpose at the camp — making sure he’s playing alongside some of the country’s best players while he’s in Ann Arbor.
“I’m also out here recruiting,” DeWeaver said. “Daelin Hayes is a big one for me, and I’m talking to some of the other top guys here about Michigan, too.”
Hayes, a 6-3, 225-pound linebacker from Orchard Lake St. Mary’s is one of the Wolverines’ top 2016 targets. He was named the linebacker MVP of the camp and was the No. 2 top defensive performer, behind only Hope (Ark.) defensive end McTelvin Agim. Hayes has 11 offers, and Michigan and Notre Dame have made the biggest early impact on his recruitment.
“The day’s linebacker MVP, Hayes was impressive in drills and downright head-turning during one-on-ones,” said Rob Cassidy, a Rivals.com Midlands recruiting analyst. “Hayes has tremendous athleticism and length. He looks great in coverage and closes with haste when necessary. Hayes injured his shoulder near the end of the camp but was dominant enough prior to the incident to earn the top spot in his position group.”
michigan gonna get hayes
Trotwood (Ohio
) Madison quarterback Messiah DeWeaver made a big statement at the Rivals250 Underclassmen Challenge in Jacksonville, Fla. over the weekend. The 2016 U-M pledge earned a ranking as the No. 4 quarterback in attendance — out of more than 20 at the position — behind fellow 2016 prospects Shea Patterson and Dwayne Haskins Jr., and 2017 standout Davis Mills. The 6-3, 200-pound DeWeaver has consistently improved over the years and showed it on the big stage.“DeWeaver came to Jacksonville on a run of outstanding off-season performances, and he continued that momentum on Saturday,” said Josh Helmholdt, a Rivals.com Midwest recruiting analyst. “A year ago, the Ohio native
had real loose mechanics and struggled with consistency, but he has developed into one of the more well-rounded quarterbacks in the 2016 class with clean mechanics and good footwork. The recent Michigan commit made some of his best throws during one-on-one play, fitting passes into tight windows and varying his trajectory well.”DeWeaver performed well, but he had another purpose at the camp — making sure he’s playing alongside some of the country’s best players while he’s in Ann Arbor.
“I’m also out here recruiting,” DeWeaver said. “Daelin Hayes is a big one for me, and I’m talking to some of the other top guys here about Michigan, too.”
Hayes, a 6-3, 225-pound linebacker from Orchard Lake St. Mary’s is one of the Wolverines’ top 2016 targets. He was named the linebacker MVP of the camp and was the No. 2 top defensive performer, behind only Hope (Ark.) defensive end McTelvin Agim. Hayes has 11 offers, and Michigan and Notre Dame have made the biggest early impact on his recruitment.
“The day’s linebacker MVP, Hayes was impressive in drills and downright head-turning during one-on-ones,” said Rob Cassidy, a Rivals.com Midlands recruiting analyst. “Hayes has tremendous athleticism and length. He looks great in coverage and closes with haste when necessary. Hayes injured his shoulder near the end of the camp but was dominant enough prior to the incident to earn the top spot in his position group.”
michigan gonna get hayes
Thanks for participating, we have some nice parting gifts as you exit. WE GOT THIS!!!
The Trophy looks a lot better their, then the in pictures they released yesterday(And not b/c there is some Noles around it
