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Where is indignation toward Michigan
Remember last year when Louisville was lambasted for asking a recruit to red shirt. Well Michigan just pulled a scholarship offer 2 weeks before signing day. No offer of red shirt. The guy has been committed to Michigan for 3 years. Not a word from ESPN. His high school coach has not went on national media crying foul. We have not seen a lot of posters complaining about how dirty Michigan recruiting is.
01-20-2016 11:16 PM
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RE: Where is indignation toward Michigan
Recruiting is a dirty business...some kids/parents are just as bad as the schools.
01-21-2016 12:47 AM
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