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'06 Rivals Pre-Evaluation Top 100

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MichiganRules said:
Boren is a Michigan legacy. He will end up at Michigan. Rolle to OSU is a REAL long shot. He has already said that he wants to go to a TOP academic school. That rules tOSU out right away.
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You do know what the definition of a flamer is right? cuz you're straying quite close...

And unlike bucknuts or those other boards you've wandered over from, we're not just gonna sit here and put up with your crap forever. We don't mind opposing opinions (I think your opinion is not an unfounded one by any means), but spamming every possible thread with the same opinion will get you in trouble after a while.

As I said in reply to one of your other posts like this, there are degrees where scUM undergrads would receive more recognition than tOSU undergrads. But scUM football student-athletes vs. tOSU fball s-a's are a whole new ballgame. Carr's players are light years behind tOSU in terms of academic success (and I'm not just quoting krenzel). Last year's 6 or 7 academic awards for scUM compared to tOSU's 22 says it all.
 
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Sorry BuckeyeFROMscUM, this was a little too over the top for the recruiting forum...good for a laugh, so I left it up a little while...feel free to re-post that in the general forum.
 
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MichiganRules said:
Boren is a Michigan legacy. He will end up at Michigan.
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I can't wait to see his legacy alongside TJ Downing and Tony Gonzalez at Michigan!!!! After all, their dads played there, too. What's that? Michigan didn't offer TG? Damn, I bet Ernest Shazor wishes they would have....
 
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A little off topic...but I had a chance to meet T.J. Downing's dad, Walt last year. Walt passed out on my couch before a game on Neil last year before a home game. He is obviously die hard Michigan but he still had mad respect for everything about the Bucks and couldn't be happier for T.J. This guy is one hell of a character. He ended up getting so torched he didn't make it to kickoff and he had some amazing stories from his days at Michigan and the 49ers. He was blocking during the famous "CATCH" for the 9er's. The Downing situation does remind me a lot of the Boren's. I am not sure where Walt was born but Boren and his father were born and raised in OH and both have liked the bucks all their lives. I could imagine this will be a tough decision for Boren but after looking at the depth charts you have to believe he will make an unbiased decision to get on the field sooner. That alone really improves our chances. This is going to be an amazing class. The fact that we have 6-8 potential guys in-state ranked in the top 100 preseason only leads me to believe we are going to be finishing up with a top 5 class.
 
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MichiganRules said:
Boren is a Michigan legacy. He will end up at Michigan. Right after I put on lipstick and high heels.
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We'll see who's laughing when both Boren and Rolle end up as buckeyes... and MichiganRules, how about you get your facts straight and look at some accurate information when you say tOSU isn't a good school academically... and btw, you go ahead and enjoy that lipstick and high heels w/o Boren
 
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It's funny, you always hear about M*ch*g*n legacies growing up in Ohio, but you never hear about Ohio State legacies growing up in M*ch*g*n. I wonder why that is?:scum4:

Maybe it's because of all the transvestite fans and flasher linemen up there.
 
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jlb1705 said:
It's funny, you always hear about M*ch*g*n legacies growing up in Ohio, but you never hear about Ohio State legacies growing up in M*ch*g*n. I wonder why that is?
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It is because UM has to come to Ohio to recruit. This has always been the case and always will be the case. Ohio hardly needs Michigan as a recruiting ground. Here is a question that I would love to know the answer to. Of UM's heisman winners, how many were from Ohio and how many were from Michigan?
 
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