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Huntsman Advanced Material (The Woodlands, Texas, USA and Basel, Switzerland) reported on May 15 that its Araldite adhesives are being positioned to serve the European rail interiors market for the next several years.
Laurent Pourcheron, marketing manager for adhesives at Huntsman Advanced Materials, says rail is among the most efficient and climate-friendly forms of transport, yet currently it only carries approximately 10 percent of European cargo and 6 percent of passengers each year.
The need to develop rail as a key mode of transportation is reflected in the establishment of the European Commission's Shift2Rail initiative. This new public-private partnership has been set up to invest just less than €1 billion in research and innovation to support better rail services and encourage more passengers and freight onto Europe's railways.
Among the key areas identified for investment, the Shift2Rail initiative highlights production process improvements, new designs, weight savings, compliance to stringent safety and environmental standards and low maintenance costs as being vital to success.
Adhesive bonding, Pourcheron notes, enables the most efficient method of assembly, optimizing manufacturing methods with easy handling and simplified assembly procedures, which speed up cycle times and reduce costs in parts production.
Adhesives, he says, form a continuous bond, providing more uniform stress distribution within a leak proof solution that is also said to be less prone to corrosion and therefore well placed to provide a longer service life under load in a range of applications. A bonded structure is often cited as a safer structure as the occurrence of fatigue cracks are reduced through the uniform distribution of stress concentration. Bond lines are also frequently described as crack formation stoppers.
As there are no holes, rivets or fastening elements to weaken structures, adhesives also facilitate the integrity and strength of materials, giving a smooth appearance to designs with improved aesthetics on finished parts and greater design flexibility.
For complex assemblies, such as composite sandwich structures, adhesives tend to be the only fastening technique that can successfully bond them together. They can also join dissimilar materials together and compensate for differences in the coefficients of thermal expansion, helping to reduce ongoing maintenance costs.
Huntsman emphasizes the effectiveness of epoxy, polyurethane, methacrylate and phenolic-base-based adhesive systems:
- Epoxy adhesives offer excellent adhesion to metals and thermoset composites, providing excellent durability, chemical and temperature resistance (up to 190°C/374°F) with low shrinkage
- Polyurethanes are more suitable for bonding thermoplastics, offering good long-term durability, strength and flexibility
- Methacrylates offer good adhesion on metals, thermoset composites and most thermoplastics, providing both rigid and flexible mechanical properties and minimum surface preparation requirements
- Phenolics are well suited to metals and friction materials. They offer outstanding temperature and chemical resistance, ease of application and a virtually infinite open time once applied.
In Italy, Huntsman's AW 4859/HW 4859 adhesive is being used to bond a simple overlap joint aluminium seat fixture within a high-speed train. Araldite 2013 is used to bond GRP driver cabins because it offers excellent adhesion, high durability in ambient weather conditions, fatigue resistance and toughness. It also is said to enable greater design freedom, supporting the structural strength and integrity of the more complex and ergonomic shapes of driver cabins now seen on the latest generation of high-speed trains.
In Germany, another epoxy adhesive from Huntsman, Araldite 2015 is replacing the welding process used to assemble aluminium substrates on the driver compartments of regional train units. As a result of weld distortions, this process was found to be time intensive and costly, often requiring the need for re-working and further sealing techniques on the compartment door leaves. By contrast, adhesive bonding \maximises process and performance benefits by minimising the steps in production, reducing costs and improving the design ergonomics whilst helping to extend the compartment's service life, thanks to its superior strength.
Because it forms joints with elastomeric type behaviour that are water tight and durable, Araldite 2015 is also used in Italy to bond an antivibration damper to a train body. In addition, in Germany and Austria it is used to bond aluminium driver door profiles on trams and trains.
The methacrylate adhesives, such as Araldite 2021, tend to be used for bonding metal hinges to GRP interior panels and on a range of interior furnishings such as fold tables, luggage racks and ceiling liners, where their fast curing properties provide significant time saving advantages.
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It's really easy to say that dealers need to be "everywhere". It's an abstract phrase because "everywhere" means different things to different people. However, we do have the ability to make sure that "everywhere" for dealers is really about being in all of the right places online.
Let's start by making a semi-bold statement. Size doesn't matter, at least as a singular concept. In other words, being on the biggest places is not necessarily a good thing while being in small places is not necessarily a bad thing. The only way to understand how size plays into the mix is to look at the cost per shopper. Unfortunately, most websites do not properly quantify or report how often your vehicles are seen, so we're stuck with trying and deciphering the data accordingly.
In a future post, I will go into detail about how to manage, monitor, and hold accountable the various posting venues and services out there. In the meantime, I'm going to discuss it with generalities, but many of you will be able to take action accordingly as a result.
Cost Per Shopper
Most dealers are familiar with CPC (cost per click) and CPM (cost per thousand impressions). These are important numbers in their own right, but some websites simply don't play with those types of statistics. That doesn't make them bad. For example, AutoTrader has some nice overall statistics showing how often your inventory listings were seen and how often people actually clicked on them. They dismiss the lead-generation numbers simply because fewer people are actually filling out lead forms on 3rd party sites anymore. Their volume is high, but what's the cost per shopper? Is it worth paying thousands of dollars to be on the big boy in the arena? Would spending money on a bunch of smaller sites be more cost effective?
There's not direct answer to the question, at least not a general one. It comes down to a dealer-by-dealer basis. For some dealers, we've seen the numbers pan out very nicely for them with AutoTrader bringing a tremendous ROI. Other times, we've seen numbers that weren't so great. To know whether it's working for you, there needs to be a way for you to analyze the cost for each individual shopper that AutoTrader sends. Form leads, phone calls, and direct visits to the dealership are definitely considered "shoppers". Direct clicks to the dealer's websites are shoppers. Secondary clicks to the website should be considered influenced shoppers, though they did not click directly through from AutoTrader. These are the people that are tracked through analytics that visit your inventory on AutoTrader during one session and then visit your website on the same or a future session without clicking through from AutoTrader itself.
Should pure visitors to the AutoTrader page be considered shoppers? In most cases, yes. They weren't engaged shoppers, but at least they're looking for a vehicle (otherwise, why would they be on AutoTrader) and they looked at yours. How you break down the value of these impressions is up to you, but these types of page views should be seen as much higher value than other types of impressions such as search marketing impressions. Someone can see your ad on Google, but if they didn't click, that impression had very little value to you. There's a little value from a branding perspective, but they were hunting and they didn't click to look at your game, so it's not a ton of value. Page impressions of VDPs on AutoTrader are much more valuable.
Once you assign a value to each individual type of shopper, now you can divide it into the cost for the service. This will give you your cost per shopper.
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That was not an endorsement of AutoTrader. It was simply a description of how to judge them. Using the same methodology, take a look at the other venues to consider. Some of the most common ones to consider are Craigslist and eBay Motors. These and some of the other upper-tier posting venues have a lot of potential value to them, but it comes at a cost. In this case, it's not necessarily the cost to post (which is considerably less than some of the bigger sites out there) but rather the cost of time to make the posts. This is where we recommend LotVantage. For a few hundred dollars per month plus the cost of posting, dealers can put their inventory on some of the most popular automotive sites on the web.
There are those who believe that anything that can be done manually doesn't require paying a service to do it, but in the case of Craigslist and similar sites, the daily grind required to make them effective is totally worth the hundreds of dollars per month it takes to do it simply and easily.
What about the smaller sites? This is where we have to be a little self-serving and discuss LotLinx. Even if we weren't a partner, we would recommend it to dealers. They post your inventory to hundreds of sites across the web. There are plenty of services that do that, but LotLinx is different in that they charge per unique shopper who is sent from these sites to the inventory on your own website. This is huge. It makes it so much easier to quantify the benefits of the system because the fixed cost per visitor keeps everyone it tangible. There's no need to determine values, sift through impression reports, or send back duplicate, overpriced leads from other services. With LotLinx, the cost is flat and it's pretty darn cheap.
Lastly, let's discuss social media. It may surprise people to hear that as a social media company we do not recommend having an inventory tab on your Facebook page. Instead, you should be utilizing targeted ads to drive the right people to the inventory on your website. Just as you would with LotLinx or PPC, social media has the same abilities. There's no need to try to send people to an inventory tab. They are great if you're sending traffic to them, but that alone does not qualify them as a valid social media spend. Instead, you should be sending them to your website.
Taking the wide approach to inventory marketing is easy as long as you aren't wasting money (or time) on the wrong venues. It all comes down to value. Are you getting the most out of your posting?


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Welcome to Late Night with Jimmy Fallon! I'm so excited – we have basketball gold medalists Kevin Durant and James Harden on the show tonight! I plan on asking them a lot of questions: How did it feel to win the gold? What was it like being on the podium? Will you please come play for the Knicks?
Man, it was a great Olympics – Team USA finished the games with 17 more medals than China. China said it was tough to swallow – especially when they had to make all of our "We're #1" t-shirts. (Insult to injury.)
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I actually just got back from the Olympics in London. It was annoying though – I had to have my buddy cover my eyes at the events, so I didn't see any spoilers for when they aired that night.
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This was cool. Last night, the Spice Girls and The Who performed at the closing ceremony of the London Olympics. Which makes sense cuz when kids heard the Spice Girls would be there, they were like, "The WHO?"
Here's some big election news. Mitt Romney is hoping to energize Republicans by announcing Paul Ryan as his running mate. Seriously? That's like trying to spice up a bowl of oatmeal with MORE oatmeal.
Yeah, during the announcement, Mitt Romney said that he and Paul Ryan are "America's Comeback Team." You know, as in, "come back in four years and try again."
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And finally, Facebook just launched a new feature that lets users tell people they are expecting a baby. Yeah, I guess it's just another way of letting people know you got poked.
Welcome to Late Night with Jimmy Fallon! Here's some campaign news. Yesterday, Mitt Romney's vice-presidential pick, Paul Ryan, criticized President Obama for not doing enough to create jobs. In response, Obama was like, "Uhh, didn't you just get a new job??"
Speaking of Paul Ryan, a new poll actually found that 42 percent of Americans do not approve of Mitt Romney's running mate. Which isn't too bad considering most Americans don't approve of Paul Ryan's running mate.
Listen to this. The Pentagon is now warning staff not to watch porn on their government computers. In even bigger news – the Pentagon is just now warning staff not to watch porn on their government computers.
This isn't good. New reports say that North Korea could test a nuclear missile within two weeks. North Korea says this launch will go better than its last one, cuz they got, like, twice as much Diet Coke and Mentos.
This is interesting. New research found that 25 percent of Americans don't know their own cell phone number. While the rest thought of a different excuse to get out of dating that researcher.
And finally – last week, a man in Oregon walked away with minor injuries after he fell asleep in a dumpster and ended up in a trash compactor. It raises a lot of questions. And the answer to all of them is, tequila.
Welcome to Late Night Jimmy Fallon! Hey, this is interesting. The White House just revealed that it brews its own beer, and President Obama drinks it when he goes out campaigning. And even more of it when Joe Biden goes out campaigning.
Speaking of Obama, his campaign also released a new ad featuring celebrity DJs called "DJs for Obama." Yeah, cuz when voters are trying to decide their position on the fiscal budget, health care, and the war in Afghanistan, their first thought is, "What does Pauly D think??"
Some celebrity news. I heard the Kardashians are launching their own line of eyeglasses. That's good. Maybe now people will be able to see what it is the Kardashians actually do.
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Did you hear about this? Yesterday, a contestant at the National Scrabble Championship was eliminated for cheating. Yeah, cheating at Scrabble. Or as most people call that, a game of "Words with Friends."
Check this out. The U.S. military is sending surveillance blimps to monitor the U.S. border with Mexico. It's a great plan, you know, until everyone looks up and sees the blimps.
This is crazy, Police in Illinois say someone stole a truck with 24 thousand dollars worth of Frosted Flakes in it. When the cops found the guy, they were like, "You have the rrrrrright to remain silent!"
And finally, I read about a man who lost his memory and used pictures on Facebook to piece his life back together. Or as most people call that, "Sunday morning."
Welcome to Late Night Jimmy Fallon! Hey, here's some big political news. This week, Senator John McCain said it would be wise for President Obama to drop Joe Biden from the ticket. Wait, John McCain's giving advice about choosing a running mate? That's like Donald Trump giving advice about choosing a barber.
Some more campaign news. The band Silversun Pickups is asking Mitt Romney to stop using their song "Panic Switch" while campaigning. Or as Romney put it, "Well, I guess it's back to 'Call Me, Maybe'!"
Get this, you guys. In a new interview with Fortune magazine, Mitt Romney says he wants to cut funding for PBS. When he heard that, Oscar the Grouch was like, "Seriously?? I already live in a garbage can – how much worse can my life get??"
That's right, Mitt Romney wants to cut funding for PBS. Which explains why today, "Sesame Street" was brought to you by the letters "O and "Bama."
This is interesting. Listen to his. A new study found that vegetarian cavemen died earlier than cavemen who ate meat. Not from starvation – they were just murdered after they kept talking about why they became vegetarians. ("Me seen video of slaughterhouse. You know how make McNugget?")
Some TV news, you guys. It's rumored that CNN will try to improve its ratings by focusing on reality shows. Although Anderson Cooper was pretty upset when he heard they're changing "360" to "Here Comes Honey Coop Coop."
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And finally, a new study found that RadioShack is one of the worst companies in the U.S. to work for. In response, Walmart was like, "ohh it is ON!"
Welcome to Late Night with Jimmy Fallon! I'm so excited – we have Joe Jonas and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi on the show tonight! I know what you're thinking – is there any place those two DON'T go together?
This is big, you guys. Yesterday, President Obama said that he is sticking with Joe Biden as his running mate, even though Biden made a series of major gaffes this week. In response, Joe Biden was like, this is (BEEP)ing great!
Some more election news. Yesterday, Mitt Romney brought a dry-erase board to a speech so that he could explain his plan for Medicare. It was pretty simple. All he did was write the word "Medicare," and then he erased it.
Get this. A new study found that about one percent of the U.S. population is allergic to gluten, while the other 99% is sick of having to hear about it.
This is cool. NASA has discovered a new galaxy that creates two new stars every day. Yeah, I'm not sure what the galaxy's name is, but I think we can rule out "American Idol."
I read that the Cheesecake Factory is planning to open its first location in the Middle East. Yeah, it'll be weird when customers are reading the menu and they're like, "And we thought the Koran was long — I'm on page 20 and we're still on lettuce wraps!"
And finally, I want to wish a Happy Birthday to Bill Clinton, who will turn 66 years old this weekend! Yeah, Bill and Hillary did their best to rearrange their schedules, but it turns out they'll have to spend it together.
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It really is time for America to no longer be dependent on oil rich countries like Saudi Arabia and others in the Middle East. The government should definitely subsidize companies to build more electric cars along with also subsidizing companies who have solar panel stores where we can recharge those cars. We need to shift power from the OPEC nations and finally get their attention. We are all slaves to the gas pumps and it has to stop. The more electric cars available, the more the average household will be able to afford them and the lower gas prices will be for those who cannot afford the electric vehicles yet. This will creates more jobs for Americans as we ship surplus vehicles to those same rich oil nations.
In order to continue to promote research and move us towards electric cars, I think it's a good idea for the government to subsidize electric car companies. For too long we have been held hostage by oil. Electric cars can help reduce our dependence on oil. The research to make electric cars affordable and realistic is expensive. The government should subsidize these companies until electric cars are the standard.
I truly believe that the government should subsidize companies that build electric cars. The first reason I think this is that electric cars are extremely high tech, and they are expensive to design and build. The second reason is that these companies are helping the environment by reducing fuel emissions, which means less work for the government.
If the government subsidizes companies to build more electric cars, this will help reduce greenhouse gases in general. As driving a car is an essential part of all our American people's daily life, we basically have to spend a lot on gas every month. Besides, cars which use gas for running create air pollutants and greenhouse gases. If there are more electric cars in the market, consumers will have more options to choose a similar price car with an electric build. Thus, air will become cleaner and the environment will be protected.
1. The fact is that it takes about the same amount of fossil fuels to make the energy for the electric cars as it does to just have them run on gasoline. The thing that is needed is a new clean energy source.
The only ones that could meet the energy demands of the modern world are Thorium nuclear power plants.
And the government has already chosen Uranium (which is more unstable, has higher levels of radiation and three times rarer than Thorium.) simply because you can't make bombs out of depleted thorium.........
2. Whenever any government starts interfering in the free market you get stagnation.
The best thing that they could do (other than removing their influence in the free market) is to give out loans to small car-manufacturing businesses.


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Messed Up My Chocolate Cake... What To Expect?
Baking By CharlotteKelly Updated 15 Jan 2016 , 10:20am by julia1812
Hello everyone! I'm going to try and keep this "story" short and sweet, but we'll see how it goes haha :)
So I have this chocolate cake recipe that I love to use, but sometimes it just doesn't work out. It has a tendency to seem like it is done cooking, but once it comes out of the oven, it has sunken in in the middle and seems too soft and not spongey enough. I did the toothpick test and the "press" test, and it seemed fine. Now, I have three pans of chocolate cake that I need for tomorrow that aren't quite where I want them to be. I think that I might have overfilled the pans (this recipe rises A LOT) and it had just too much to bake, and it baked unevenly. The flavor is good, but I'm worried that it won't make a sturdy cake. (it will be on the tall side, too). Tomorrow, I'm going to level the cake and hopefully get a better idea of how the inside of the cake looks (right now, I'm guessing a bit dense/fudgy. My fingers are crossed that it resembles a brownie and not a mildly-undercooked cake!) Then, if necessary to keep it from breaking due to its unbaked-ness, I'll freeze it before working with it.
I guess I just need your thoughts on this situation. What can I do to avoid this? Why did it happen? How should I work with the cake that I have right now? Any and all suggestions are welcome! I will be more than happy to clarify any confusion or questions you have about my situation.
Sorry the message was a bit long and the question isn't straightforward, I appreciate all your help!
Charlotte Kelly
Just in case it matters-
I am filling this cake with peanut butter mousse and covering with chocolate ganache. Rich cake, I know! If the three layers were too thick, I was going to split them layers in half so that I would have six and I thought that would be really pretty. What do you think stability wise?
Again, thanks!
Hey...sorry that happened to you.
Who is this cake for and do you sell it or is it a freebie?
If it's a cake order you get paid for I would honestly rebake it. You can't sell an underbaked cake. It might spoil your reputation and people might get sick on top of it.
Where did you find the recipe and could you post it?
Some recipes are cooperative and you can double and triple them, overfill pans and just bake them for longer and they still turn out okay...others don't.
I tested all my recipes for different cake sizes and know the exact amount of batter for the pan and baking time. A toothpick test is tricky and sometimes unreliable when it comes to moist cakes like chocolate or fruit cakes so rather test and write it down as a reference for next time.
With regards to the filling and ganache I don't see a problem as such. Although it's rich it should be alright as long as your cake is...so basically what I said in the beginning...you might need to rebake.
It's like a house...you can't make up for a poor fundation with a pretty roof :/


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27 Tickets To Team 138: Post-Spring Edition
What is this? Folks who cover the USMNT drop lists like this projecting the 23 guys who end up on the next World Cup team. I have appropriated it. Regarding the number of tickets: 22 starters on offense and defense + 2 kickers + nickelback + FLEX TE + SLOT.
PREVIOUSLY: 137 post-spring. 138 pre-bowl. 138 post signing day.
1. 3TECH Maurice Hurst, Sr.* [Last time: 1]
Crazy productive interior DL. Had just about the same grade at PFF as Michigan's NFL-bound stars despite getting about 60% of their snaps, with more QB hurries than anyone on the team. That's overall, not on a per-snap basis. Likely first rounder in the next NFL draft. Could have gone this year. Get in his belly.
2. LT Mason Cole, Sr. [Last time: 2]
Return to left tackle a fait accompli after spring session where he did not play much, if any, C. Excellent run blocker there two years ago; pass pro was good except against top end guys; two years on he'll be better at the latter. How much is major season key. All Big Ten likely; hopefully he'll deserve it instead of getting the long-time OL starter nod.
3. SDE Rashan Gary, So. [Last time: 3]
Omar comin', except his name is Rashan and he is not little. Like Hurst, stuck behind future pros in 2016. Still flashed freaky ability; year two should be a breakout year so enormous it shatters windows across the Midwest. #1 overall prospects are in fact guarantees, and Gary showed plenty to indicate he would not be an exception.
4. ILB Mike McCray, Sr* [Last time: 4]
Sole returning member of the front seven had some edge issues last year. Tackling in space was an Area For Improvement, as they say. Positives outweighed negatives, though, as McCray was an outstanding blitzer and reliably in the place he was supposed to be. Probably moves to MLB.
5. OG Ben Bredeson, So. [Last time: 5]
Bredeson is locked in at guard next to Cole; tackle snaps were fleeting. Reports are he's greatly improved, as rising true sophomores tend (and need) to; top-end recruiting profile indicates he's got considerable upside. Should be solid, but only that since he is still a second-year player. Distant possibility he flips out to tackle in fall; reputedly in the mix at LT last year.
6. NT Bryan Mone, Jr.* [Last time: 14]
Absolute dearth of interior DL behind him moves Mone up into lock territory. Aubrey Solomon and James Hudson arrive in fall but they're not displacing a redshirt junior who has flashed great talent when he's been healthy. Please please please stay that way. Did so through spring, which is progress. Doesn't have to be great with the guys around him. Plugger is a win. MEAT.
7. FS Tyree Kinnel, Jr. [Last time: 7]
Moves to lock territory after spring despite remaining in the same place. Now the old man of the secondary with a beard to match, Kinnel is so locked into a starting job that he's rarely discussed anymore. Did well with dimeback snaps a year ago and looked the part in the spring game. Heady gent who should get Michigan in the right D consistently. A reload player, not a rebuild player.
8. WDE Chase Winovich, Jr.* [Last time: 8]
Ebullient pass rusher produced five sacks despite playing time often measured in single-digit snaps. 27 pressure events on just 277 snaps is outstanding production, and PFF even liked him as a run defender (+6.5). Best case scenario for him after spending 2015 as an H-back. Jake Ryan-at-DE comps look spot on so far.
9. RB Chris Evans, So. [Last time: 16]
Got the you're-a-starter hook in the spring game and thus moves to lock territory despite a deep stable behind him. Scouts flag football at 7AM. Student of the game. Quick-twitch ankle-breaker; frequent five-wide this spring may be an indicator Michigan plans to utilize his receiving chops more frequently. Should be allowed to wear a helmet that has his hair on it.
10. SS Josh Metellus [Last time: 23]
Jordan Glasgow is apparently a VIPER(!) so Mean Ol' Josh Metellus is all but unchallenged as the other starting safety. Loved by Don Brown, who calls him a "savant"; turns out Devin Bush Sr might know a thing or two about defensive backs. Thumping tackler who looked very comfortable this spring; should slot into the Delano Hill role. Not as good at tracking down Dalvin Cook as Peppers, but that's life.
11. WR Kekoa Crawford, So. [Last time: 18]
Bump since the absence of Drake Harris left him the only outside guy with much experience. Outstanding blocker and promising Adrian Arrington-esque big framed guy with downfield upside. Relatively limited spring game reps indicate he's secured his place on the depth chart. One great catch in garbage time a year ago.
12. QB Wilton Speight, Jr* [Last time: 6]
Down from lock territory after Brandon Peters's torrid spring game and Speight's corresponding struggles. While he's still the heavy favorite after a 63%, 8.1 YPA, 17-5 TD-INT sophomore year, I'm saying there's a chance. Impressive pocket presence and plus—but not perfect—accuracy need to return for him to maintain.
13. VIPER(!!!) Khaleke Hudson, So. [Last time: 22]
Moved to the VIPER spot he was born to play and has reportedly locked it down, much to your author's delight. Violent shock tackler just about decapitated John O'Korn, but legal-like, in the spring game; also in the back pocket of tight ends on routes. Not Peppers... but basically Peppers.
14. OG Mike Onwenu, So. [Last time: 9]
Slight drop because Onwenu is not the 350-pound grape-destroying guard previous edition projected but is apparently a 370 pound version of same who needs to drop weight to help his endurance. Inability to shed in year one a little worrisome. Still very likely to start. +3 in 91 snaps to PFF last year. That's like +30 for a full season. Caveat: Rutgers.
15. ILB Devin Bush, So. [Last time: 10]
Emergence of Robocop as real PT threat cost him a few spots but he remains in the near-lock category after starring as the Tasmanian Devil in the spring game. His blitzing is a problem for RBs and he offers more range than anyone else on the roster. Brings a much-needed infusion of dreads to the starting lineup. Has no idea how to draw a Wolverine.
16. FLEX Ian Bunting, Jr.*[Last time: 11]
Ol' Skillet Hands flashed massive receiving upside after Butt's exit against FSU. Also blew a pass protection rather spectacularly. Emergence of competitors and spring dings knock him down a bit; Gentry and Eubanks may eat into FLEX snaps and see him more inline. Still a rangy rangy man who is no longer blocked by an exceptional receiving TE; breakout en route.
17. FB/H-back Khalid Hill, Sr.* [Last time: 15]
If I had a Panda / I'd hammer in the morning / I'd hammer in the evening / but only in the endzone. Impact Fullback Khalid Hill specialized in two-for-one edge blocks, one yard touchdown runs, wide open flare routes, spectacular catches, and self-nicknaming that was so amazing people just ran with it.
18. CB Lavert Hill, So. [Last time: 12]
Another frequent spring absentee dips a bit, but proclamations that Hill is Michigan's most talented corner see him slot in as a near-lock. He's got more experience than any other competitor and played well in limited time a year ago. Jourdan Lewis 2.0 is the expectation; have fun living up to that one.
19. K Quinn Nordin, Fr.* [Last time: 20]
Bounces back up after kicker trepidation in last edition since he hit a 48 yarder that would have been good from 70 in the spring game and followed that up with more bombs in Rome. Still, evidence is thin: 2/3 on FGs as a senior. Tice and Seychel also looked good, but only one man in this race can kick a ball so hard it goes backwards in time.
20. SLOT Eddie McDoom, So. [Last time: NR]
McDoom bounces the still-absent Grant Perry after news that his spring game injury is not serious. End-around specialist brough a Breastonian flair to proceedings last year and will hope to add some downfield stuff in year two. High hopes he can replicate Perry's route artisanship and add some spectacular jukes. Watch out for Nate Schoenle here.
21. TE Tyrone Wheatley Jr, So.* [Last time: 19]
Could have gone Gentry/Bunting w/ TEs but this space still projects that Wheatley's size and blocking upside will see him into the starting lineup, or close enough. Moves incredibly well for a guy his size and just needs to get the details down to be a monster. Crushes a guy one play, falls off him the next. Consistency, consistency, consistency. /pours one out for dear departed Kaiju
22. OC Patrick Kugler, Sr.* [Last time: 25]
Cole's move outside opens up a slot at center, Kugler's specialty. For now he is fending off early-enrolled freshman Cesar Ruiz, and since he's a fifth year player and Ruiz is a first year player we'll project that he holds onto the spot. We'll even keep him out of "In A Battle" because we remember his recruitment, when he visited East Lansing and liked it so much he immediately committed to Michigan.
23. CB David Long, Fr.* [Last time: 13]
Early PT last year barely keeps Long above spring breakout Keith Washington and EE freshman Ambry Thomas, but spring absence and lack of coach chatter throws the second corner spot into a wide-open battle. It'll probably be fine what with various talented folks competing; worry factor here has increased meaningfully.
24. WR Donovan Peoples-Jones, Fr. [Last time: NR]
DPJ was in and out during spring; when in was wowing each and ever practice observer. W/ Drake Harris, the previous resident at this spot, sidelined the whole spring DPJ is your tentative leader. Harris and fellow EE freshman Tarik Black are going to push; the bet here is DPJ is one of the 33% of five-star WRs who's immediately a weapon.
25. SAM Noah Furbush, Jr* [Last time: 21]
Peppers's backup last year, and well-liked by the coaches. But how does Furbush replace a safety? Against Wisconsin and MSU, well. Against spread offenses not so much. Could see meaningful PT in half Michigan's games; could once again be a little-used backup. Watch out for Josh Uche as a blitz specialist.
26. P Brad Robbins, Fr. [Last time: 26]
Foresight of using Jordan Glasgow in a bear shirt instead of a picture of the punter in question should now be undeniable, as I can leave Jordan Glasgow in a bear shirt up instead of scouring the internet for a picture of Brad Robbins, new scholarship punter and hang-time specialist.
27. RT Andrew Stueber, Fr. [Last time: 27]
W/ Newsome almost certainly out for the year Michigan will be choosing between tackle-shaped freshmen and guard-shaped veterans for the RT spot. Our wild guess remains on Stueber but John Runyan Jr's strong spring makes him a candidate and Chuck Filiagia will have a say. There's a reason this is #27.
QB Brandon Peters—first Harbaugh-selected QB on the roster comes with massive expectations.
RB Ty Isaac—spring hype petered out into decent play.
RB Karan Higdon—Impressed with his quick cuts and low pad level. Will continue to see snaps.
FB Henry Poggi—less dynamic Michigan fullback, and one who had some issues getting his hat on someone last year.
WR Tarik Black—mondo outside WR impressed at Army game.
TE Nick Eubanks—FLEX TE looks like a TE this year.
TE Zach Gentry—FLEX TE still looks like a WR but constantly catching passes this spring.
C Cesar Ruiz—advanced C prospect will push for starting job
T Jon Runyan Jr.—Tentative RT starter coming out of spring; can he hold on?
G Stephen Spanellis—road grader on the interior had powerful blocks.
SDE Carlo Kemp—well liked by coaching staff and should be Gary's backup.
NT Michael Dwumfour—two deep by default; praised by players and coaches.
VIPER Jordan Glasgow—looked highly capable in spring, should see playing time.
MLB Mike Wroblewski—walk-on is at worst the #3 LB.
CB Ambry Thomas—let's have a tiny war.
CB Brandon Watson—nickelback sort got a reasonable amount of PT last year.
CB Keith Washington—did not find PT last year, will try again.
QB John O'Korn—iffy Indiana outing was a win, at least.
RB Kareem Walker—academic redshirt out of the way and time to start displaying that talent.
FB Ben Mason—will get shot at LB but FB depth chart is wide open next year
WR Nate Johnson—mean-ass slot receiver, if that's a thing. Golden Tate is ceiling.
WR Moe Ways—passed by Crawford and Harris. Getting late early.
WR Oliver Martin—slot-ish guy with downfield upside and not-just-a-shooter athleticism.
WR Nico Collins—Funchess 2.0?
TE Sean McKeon—probably did get a redshirt after all.
G Andrew Vastardis—walk-on clearly better than backup DTs, is in conversation.
T Juwann Bushell-Beatty—injuries in spring will not help his cause.
T Grant Newsome—assuming a redshirt.
NT Aubrey Solomon—monster five star nose prospect will be in two deep from the drop.
3T James Hudson—Henry 2.0.
WDE Luiji Vilain—big mover after Army game will push for PT immediately.
ILB Elysee Mbem-Bosse—most likely ILB backup given roster.
SAM Josh Uche—Don Brown dude could be chaos generator.
S Jaylen Kelly-Powell—Cass's pick to cover Ambry Thomas. Promises to be slot-coverage safety.
S J'Marick Woods—3.5 out of Alabama was a favorite of the coaching staff
S Brad Hawkins—we're just going to make this position switch now.
QB Dylan McCaffrey—oblig redshirt year coming up.
RB O'Maury Samuels—just too many bodies in front of him
RB Kurt Taylor—Vincent Smith-alike will likely spend year getting pass pro down
G JaRaymond Hall—only incoming OL listed at under 300.
G Phil Paea—two-way DL/OL will probably land on O, eventually.
T Nolan Ulizio—some playing time he seemed iffy in. Reportedly had mono and was too light.
T Chuck Filiaga—had some Army game struggles; redshirt likely.
T Joel Honigford—redshirt, weight, etc.
3T Lawrence Marshall—now 285 and a three tech, which is one too many moves.
3T Ron Johnson—desperation saw him move inside this spring, hopefully bounced back out to end.
3T Deron Irving-Bey—raw prospect will need to settle on a position.
SDE Donovan Jeter—ND decommit w/ salty comments afterwards will be fan favorite
WDE Reuben Jones—worker popular with teammates.
WDE Kwity Paye—seasoning necessary, but Don Brown dude.
MLB Drew Singleton—coming off ACL surgery and probably needs a year
SAM Jordan Anthony—heated VIPER competition in front of him
WLB Josh Ross—younger brother of James brings more size, fewer instincts.
CB Benjamin St Juste—probably needs some seasoning after playing in Canada.
This Week's Obsession: All A'Twitter
— Abraham May (@Smoothitron) September 3, 2016
The Question:
Best Twitter follows by category (points for obscurity)
The Responses:
1. BEST HIGH SCHOOL KID RIPPING OFF EVERYONE'S STUFF WITHOUT ATTRIBUTION WHO GETS MAD AT YOU IN YOUR DMs
Seth: Sure wake the Bobby demon.
Ace: When I call people out for this they make fake accounts to talk to other high schoolers.
Brian: I think it was the Isaac Nauta is going to Michigan kid who deleted his account immediately afterwards. But this isn't really in the spirit of this post, which is supposed to expose people to the wonders of twitter, not the downsides.
Ace: It is wonderful when those kids get mad and block you. Like… don't you need the info?
Ace: Even at 11K followers, the correct answer is Jane Coaston (@cjane87). As long as you can handle some politics, she's funny, insightful, and has great interactions with the rest of Michigan twitter.
Seth: Just don't ever try your music takes with her because you are wrong and will feel bad (you are and you should).
Ace: Oh, right: she has good music taste.
Seth: Highly recommend her Led Zep playlist. Huge chunks of HTTV written with that on.
BiSB: Okay, Jane is in the New York Times. She's officially off the "under the radar" list
[Hit THE JUMP and see how many follows you add today, plus a Star Wars digression]
Rome Wrap: Defense
Obligatory Harbaugh item left out of yesterday's post
When in Rome, Jim Harbaugh sings operahttps://t.co/zYxpwc0NvT pic.twitter.com/rNbzMnVMe7
— The Detroit News (@detroitnews) April 28, 2017
Obligatory Waffle House Nation take
Steve Spurrier zings Jim Harbaugh over Rome trip: 'That sounds like a recruiting advantage' https://t.co/1n7ny2kPwf #GatorNation pic.twitter.com/7wDYoV4eGM
— SEC Country Florida (@SECCountryUF) April 26, 2017
I would have titled this article "Spurrier points out obvious thing," but I'm no good at headlines.
Defensive items
Mattison and Dline pic.twitter.com/bTWgnKke5S
— angelique (@chengelis) April 28, 2017
Status quo on the line, in which the starters are set in stone, Carlo Kemp is the only certain two-deep guy behind him, Mike Dwumfour is hurt, and nobody else draws serious mention. Baumgardner:
Michigan's going to have to get some really strong performances from its freshman defensive line class later this summer. Aubrey Solomon, Luiji Vilain, James Hudson, etc.
Because, right now, it still doesn't look like there's much consistency behind the top five of Rashan Gary, Maurice Hurst, Bryan Mone, Chase Winovich and Carlo Kemp.
Webb is hearing some of the same things we are about Dwumfour, at least:
Dwumfour has a great shot. They're calling him "a bigger Mo Hurst." The other payers rave about him too. But he was injured this spring and wasn't in on all the contact drills, so I'm not ready to call my shot there.
"Bigger Mo Hurst" is very much in the "Mike Hart, but fast!" vein of Fred Jackson hyperbole; I will take plain ol' Mo Hurst every day and twice on Saturday, thank you very much. Dwumfour was one of our key players going into spring, so for him to miss out on all the publicly available time is a major disappointment. At least the things we're hearing are still very good.
So. The two deep is going to feature a freshman nose tackle 99% likely to be named Aubrey Solomon and a freshman weakside end 99% likely to be named Luiji Vilain. If Michigan has to rely on them as much as they relied on Rashan Gary last year that's fine. Solomon is a five-star ready to chip in, and Vilain ended the year not far off from that status. Any injury to the starting line immediately puts Michigan in crisis mode.
This gap is the consequence of the collapse in Brady Hoke's recruiting after it became clear he was not Vince Lombardi and is the difference between Michigan right now and an elite program. It'll take another year or two before Michigan is stacked front-to-back with Harbaugh recruiting classes.
No changes or even much commentary on the linebackers. There's a top three; Webb asserted that he felt a final member of the two-deep would be arriving in fall with the rest of the freshman class. This is obviously not great news for the linebackers already on campus. They have sufficient numbers there that the backup situation will probably be fine; again this is a spot which will require another year or two before they have guys lined up three deep.
The slightly ominous noise you heard recently was Don Brown talking about the cornerbacks:
Michigan's defensive coordinator doesn't operate in coach-speak, the truth always seems to seep out -- whether he wants it to or not.
And when it came to the question of whether or not he's happy with where cornerback Lavert Hill is heading into Michigan's 15th and final practice of spring ball, he couldn't help but get real.
"No," Brown said Friday after Michigan's practice in Rome, a slight chuckle coming through in his voice.
Lavert Hill missed too much of the spring with minor injuries and the lack of talk about David Long is creeping towards worrying. (Long was one of a few players who did not make the Rome trip, FWIW.) Keith Washington following up that spring game with a major move in fall practice would be most welcome.
Meanwhile reports have Jordan Glasgow as Khaleke Hudson's backup at VIPER(!!!), which is sensible but a wee bit disappointing to your author after his strong performance in the spring game as a safety. He's second string at either position but at safety he is a potential dimeback* like Kinnel was a year ago. As the backup viper that's unlikely. Glasgow continued to impress observers in Rome, FWIW:
After a Brandon Peters 20 yard scramble for a TD... Jordan Glasgow makes a great play to pick off Speight pic.twitter.com/76mQmOfNhk
— Sam Webb (@SamWebb77) April 29, 2017
That is a diving INT on a crossing route, which you don't see every day. Webb noted that they're "thrilled" with Glasgow's emergence as the viper and that between those two guys they're set there. Furbush and Uche come in for mentions as well, which emphasizes the depth at that spot.
At safety the starters are locked in, and then like DL there are major question marks behind them. Michigan did get to see both freshman S as early enrollees, and the injury that held J'Marick Woods out of the spring game did not prevent him from practicing in Rome:
The J'Marick Woods rudely greets a jet sweep.... pic.twitter.com/rFO9N8HExc
— Sam Webb (@SamWebb77) April 29, 2017
Safety is almost the last place I want to see a freshman heavily involved—QB is #1—so even if Woods and Jaylen Kelly-Powell are promising I'm hoping their deployment is restricted to blowouts. Webb says Michigan will be monitoring grad transfers for a potential backup S—again, if Glasgow can play S it really feels like he should play S.
At least it seems like the starters should be high quality. Tyree Kinnel put in good work in 100+ snaps a year ago and Don Brown is super enthused about Josh Metellus, a "savant".
*[MGoBlog convention is that Michigan is a 4-2-5 base defense so this is equivalent to a nickelback in a 4-3. IE, the dimeback comes in on passing downs.]
Solitary special teams note
The Quinn Nordin bomb was no fluke:
He booted a few in practice today that looked like they'd have been good from 60.
I have to think he's Michigan's kicker next season. That basically looks like a 99 percent certainty.
Distance is about 20% of a kicker's value so let's not get ahead ourselves. #CollegeKickers is always a possibility. But we can say that Nordin has A+ upside.
Tuesday Recruitin' Makes Summer Plans
Busy Month Ahead?
We've covered the distinct possibility of Michigan adding quarterbacks Joe Milton and Tyler Shough to the 2018 class this month. 247's Steve Lorenz went over a few more potential additions in his post on May's top recruiting storylines:
There are a handful of heavy Michigan leans out there who could decide at any time, with Traverse City (MI) West four-star offensive lineman Ryan Hayes being among them. Grand Rapids (MI) four-star Jalen Mayfield is also sitting out there and still appears to be a heavy, heavy Michigan lean. Jersey City four-star Shayne Simon has mentioned shutting things down early, although that could easily change.
Hayes and Mayfield both appear to be near-locks to end up in the class sooner or later. Simon, a S/OLB prospect who'd probably be a VIPER at Michigan, has several top programs in the mix; he ran down his extensive spring visit tour—Penn State, Ohio State, Michigan, Notre Dame, UCLA, and Stanford—for 247's Steve Wiltfong. He had high praise for all of them, but his crystal ball reads 100% for Michigan, and that includes picks from both Steves. He maintained he has no current timeline for a decision, however.
Another top target whose recruitment may come to a close in the near future is four-star NY TE Jeremy Ruckert, who has named four finalists—Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State, and Wisconsin—and is eyeing a summer decision, likely in July, per Scout's Brian Dohn. Ruckert's choice is expected to come down to Michigan or OSU; the Buckeyes currently have all nine picks on his crystal ball.
Four-star PA WR Jahan Dotson is also nearing a decision after narrowing his options to Michigan, Ohio State, and Penn State, per Wiltfong. The Nittany Lions currently hold the edge after a recent visit but Michigan will get a visit this month to make an impression. They have a potential edge; Dotson is originally from New Jersey:
When Dotson returns to Michigan it will be his first time in Ann Arbor since last year.
"Michigan they have a big New Jersey connection and Coach Partridge he's been close to me so that's been a good connection for me. Big stadium, there's a lot of people and the campus is in town and that's cool."
It should be a busy month.
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Rome Wrap: Feelingsball, Offense
One of the nice things about Michigan dragging reporters a long distance is that Harbaugh has pity on them and opens practice. Last year the IMG trip saw three or four practices open to the public, and the just-concluded Rome trip finished with three as well. The first day in Rome was just shells and a walk-through since the team had downshifted from full-on padded practices after the spring game, but there's a fair amount of useful intel coming out of the latter two.
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It would be hard for a trip to Rome to not look pretty cool for the croots; Michigan really hammered it home with all-access media coverage and an itinerary that ranged from seeing the sites to drinking out of public fountains...
We're touring Rome during our second day in the city - hydration is key. pic.twitter.com/KiRNPowWZl
— Michigan Football (@UMichFootball) April 24, 2017
...to paintball (in khakis, naturally)...
Harbaugh in action. pic.twitter.com/6SjyIbd8Lq
— Kyle Rowland (@KyleRowland) April 25, 2017
...to hanging with the Pope...
...to coach-versus-coach gladiatorial contests:
.@FBCoachDBrown and @CoachPepHam in Round 2!!!#HAILROMA pic.twitter.com/X1b4mbPrTv
— Michigan Football (@UMichFootball) April 28, 2017
It looked better than any vacation I've ever taken by an order of magnitude.
All of this was documented by Michigan's own social media team and a legion of reporters, with an embedded ESPN guy.
.@MartySmithESPN tags along for an unforgettable week with Jim Harbaugh's... https://t.co/WbfCwVWhah by #MichNasty86 via @c0nvey
— Kelvidochuky2 (@Kelvidochuky2) April 30, 2017
Quite a turnaround in public relations skills from the last regime, and all of it pushed by a guy who is also the football coach.
This no doubt had various SEC coaches seething in rage and there will be a proposal to ban or limit such things as soon as possible. Michigan chose wisely by going to the center of Western Civilization(tm) and meeting the freakin' Pope, but no educational argument is going to withstand the white-hot fury of a bunch of dudes who can't imagine why you'd ever go anywhere but Waffle House.
That would be sad, since this seemed like a life-enhancing experience in a way a week in central Florida is not.
Most of the players had never been overseas.
Senior fullback Khalid Hill, a Detroit native who attended East English Village, said his biggest takeaway from the trip was the learning experience.
"Coming over here, learning different things, seeing different things, it's amazing," Hill said. "It's something you don't usually get a chance to do. I can go back home and say, 'Man, I'm a kid from Detroit that got a chance to come over here and play and practice.'
"Not too many kids from Detroit can say that, even kids from Michigan. To do that is amazing. I love the experience of my last spring ball."
We'll see what happens, but when the NCAA's official site is promoting your trip...
...you might have a shot. This is supposedly part of the NCAA's core mission.
Harbaugh's motivation for the trip was to, as he has said on multiple occasions, put the student back in student-athlete. He has seen college football become a 12-month a year sport, and wanted the players to have some breathing room in May.
Many of the players are venturing off on backpacking trips for a few days before returning home, while others are leaving for three-week study-abroad programs.
Michigan plans to go to South Africa next year; let's hope they get to go.
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Not enough data to go position by position but some additional practice buzz from folks who were in Rome mixed in with some standard insidery takes follow. There wasn't much on either line because of the nature of the practices, in which a lot of 7-on-7 was played while the linemen did drills. 7-on-7 is a lot more immediately comprehensible than line drills and thus understandably drew the bulk of attention from observers.
Nick Baumgardner's headliner was WR Tarik Black, who showed he can run a lot more than fade routes:
He caught a crossing route over the middle that was thrown high and behind him, with a defender on his hip, where it was simply all hands. The ball looked like a sure incompletion -- and in a live setting, maybe worse. But he was able to time his leap right, reach back and just glide through the catch. He has a unique ability to make difficult receptions look relatively easy.
For a first-year receiver, this seems rare. I've seen so many freshman receivers get into a camp -- whether it be in the spring or the fall -- and just look lost with their fundamentals. Black is not one of those guys.
Baumgardner threw in another Black mention in a subsequent article to emphasize his take, and Black also led Sam Webb's practice take roundup. Good news with a "right, still a freshman" twist:
Tarik Black looked impressive once again. At this point the coaches are really working him hard on route precision. Rounding off routes... standing up at the top of routes... things that he will improve upon in time. He's trying to learn the playbook while working on those things, so it's going to take some time. But he's too good right now to not see the field. He'll play. A lot.
Players ranked in Black's range are even less likely to be year one contributors than five-stars that hit at only a 33% rate (in year one), but enrolling early and impressing are big steps. One insider report has Black, not Donovan Peoples-Jones, starting next to Crawford if the season started today. It does not, and DPJ was limited for much of the spring with a series of minor injuries so he is a candidate to surge back into the lead. Black's prominence is worse news for Drake Harris and Moe Ways, neither of whom generated any spring buzz.
Quarterback is in a bit of a weird spot where... well, here's Sam describing the situation in an extensive board Q&A:
If you're asking me if what I've seen is further confirmation that Brandon is the most talented quarterback on the roster, my answer would be yes. No one is disputing that. I don't think the quarterbacks themselves would dispute that.
Despite that everyone has Wilton Speight the clear leader for the job, as rising juniors who finished in a dead heat for second in the Big Ten in passer rating tend to be. A couple of turnovers he coughed up while playing with a busted collarbone and a big-time spring game from Brandon Peters have everyone and their mother clamoring for the backup. The many upward pointing arrows on various parts of Peters's profile don't mean he's a favorite, or even particularly likely, to wrest the job away this fall. If Speight struggles or get hurt, I don't expect last year's Indiana game.
As far as the projected starter goes, he was locked in on Friday for the second practice:
On Friday, though, he was dealing.
Once Michigan cranked up the intensity of practice and got a little bit more live, Speight seemed to settle right into a groove and made some really, really impressive throws.
He hit a 25-yard corner route to a receiver in stride -- inside an air-tight window -- on an absolutely beautiful throw.
Pep Hamilton thought so, too.
"That's what we gotta do," Hamilton belted, pumping his fist into the air and slapping Speight on the back after the throw.
From there, he was on the money the rest of the day.
This is both a reminder that the spring game is a weak indicator and a throwback to last year, when Speight had spurts where he looked like the best QB in the country... and spurts where he looked like Michigan's biggest problem. I may be thinking of several deep balls that landed about four yards too long one night in Iowa City.
My operative theory last year was that the Harbaugh-ized version of Speight is a very, very good QB but he reverted to previous bad habits too often. If that is the case and the guy who is spooky accurate goes from 40 of snaps to 70% this year Michigan will have a hell of a passing game. Don't write off Speight yet.
Finally in passing game notes: Ian Bunting is still the expected starter as an inline TE, with Tyrone Wheatley's blocking still inconsistent.
Interestingly, Zach Gentry was mentioned as the starting FLEX, which is probably good news. Nick Eubanks has looked impressive this spring, so Gentry potentially forcing his way onto the field says good things about his ability to deliver matchup problems to opposing defenses. He's not far off Mike Gesicki, the Penn State tight end. Gesicki is the only football player in history worse at TE blocking than Devin Funchess, but 48 catches for 679 is outstanding receiving output.
Offensive line is status quo: Cole/Bredeson/Kugler/Onwenu/Runyan, with JBB held out of contact in Rome. Per Baumgardner, Bredeson did take some tackle snaps but his impression was that Michigan was relatively set with that line, give or take a freshman at right tackle. Per Webb there's good news and bad news here, with Cole "going toe to toe with Rashan Gary" and Ben Bredeson improving a great deal. On the downside, Mike Onwenu's weight is still an issue and Michigan is insisting he get down to 360.
I have a dollar on Andrew Stueber as the opening day RT, FWIW.
Friday Recruitin' Doesn't Hold Back
Commit Watch: Milton Close to a Decision
Four-star FL QB Joe Milton is ready to make his decision:
With recent visits to Florida, Georgia, and Michigan in the books, Milton is looking to possibly pull the trigger and commit to a school in order to focus on his spring campaign.
"I am thinking this week one day or like the start of next week," Milton explained. "I am not trying to put a specific date on it but sometime soon. I just am looking for the right school that fits me."
According to the four-star passer, his finalists are Florida, Georgia, Michigan, and Tennessee.
At this point, all signs point to Michigan, which has every pick on Milton's crystal ball made in the last month. Florida was the one-time favorite but Milton mentions in the article linked above that their contact with him "sometimes falls off." Georgia, the other school thought to be in seroius contention, just extended an offer to quarterback Tyler Shough, which Steve Lorenz says is indicative of where Milton's recruitment is going. Milton could drop any day now, though in a video interview with Scout's Jacquie Franciulli released today he mentioned he may think on it for a couple more weeks.
Michigan is still pushing for Shough, as well, and he told Lorenz he's not worried about any potential competition in the class:
"The coaches have talked to me about possibly taking two guys," Shough told Wolverine247 on Wednesday. "I am more than willing to compete for a job anywhere no matter how many guys I am up against."
Sounds like a Harbaugh guy.
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Prosecutors allege the inmate was beaten by nine other inmates. Three of the inmates charged in the October 2006 slaying of John Chamberlain, 41, who was wrongly identified as a child molester, have pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and a fourth is expected to plead.
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This Cat Born With Two Legs And One Ear Will Melt Your Heart!
1 in 1000 cats is born with birth defects. Some are born with strange looking paws, or no paws at all, others without ears. These defects make them disabled and you can imagine how difficult life would be for a disabled animal.
Disabilities have a way of putting both people and animals in a bad mood, but somehow, they manage to be the strongest amongst others. These disabled cats do the extraordinary to stay alive even though they are shunned by the society because they are different.
The story of Esparanca, the cat born with only one ear and two legs will melt your heart. The feline who lives in Brazil was not deterred by the birth defect that made her different. She was born without her front paws due to a birth defect which is relatively rare and is called terminal Hemimelia.
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Mon., Feb. 13, 2006, 6 p.m.
Issue: Special license plates.
Betsy Russell/Eye On Boise: Four new special license plate bills have been introduced so far this session -- for the Idaho State Historical Society, the Idaho Elks Rehabilitation Hospital, the National Rifle Association, and breast cancer education and screening.
Question: If you could have any special plate approved for your car, what would it be?
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