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Monday Recruitin' Feels At Home
Malik McDowell (#67) is still taking his recruitment at a leisurely pace.
Not All Slow Recruitments Are Bad Recruitments
The list of players once considered long-time Michigan locks only to commit elsewhere is long, distinguished, and oft-cited in just about any discussion about MI DL Malik McDowell. This is understandable: after recruitments of players like Ronald Johnson, Dee Hart, Josh Garnett, Jordan Diamond, and Laquon Treadwell went awry, any recruit that seems to have every reason to pull the trigger yet draws out the process is now met with a healthy amount of skepticism.
In McDowell's case, however, his inertia appears to be a good sign for Michigan. After previously stating that he'd take all five of his official visits to out-of-state schools, that may no longer be the case, per Tim Sullivan ($):
"I want to wait until after the season [to take the visits]," McDowell explained. "I'm still going to try to make it down to Florida over Thanksgiving weekend. I don't know right now just because things are real busy.
"[In addition to Florida, LSU, and Alabama], I don't really have a last two visits planned; I might save the last two for some in-state schools, but I might go out-of-state, I don't really know."
While Michigan State is nominally in the picture, it would be shocking if McDowell chose the Spartans over the Wolverines, so this is quite a good sign for Michigan. Official visits to a trio of top SEC schools can alter any recruitment significantly, of course, but first McDowell has to actually follow through on those visits, which have yet to be set up; even if he makes it to all three schools, it's going to take a lot to unseat the in-state favorite given how many times McDowell has been on Michigan's campus. Given the direction McDowell's recruitment is (slowly) moving, I'd be surprised if he ends up anywhere else.
[Hit THE JUMP for the roundup of best commit performances from last weekend's games.]
Monday Recruitin' Shook The College Football
Oh, Cool, We Get To Root For The Blue Guys Again
It's a very odd experience to have Cass Tech playing a marquee game and not have several Michigan commits/targets to root for wearing green and white, but that was the case on Friday night when the Technicians—featuring OSU commit Damon Webb and MSU commit Jayru Campbell—took on a Southfield squad starring Michigan pledge Lawrence Marshall and top Wolverine target Malik McDowell. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to attend due to a family matter (all is well, don't worry), but there was plenty of coverage to round up from Cass Tech's 18-14 victory.
Maize & Blue News has cut-ups of McDowell (#67 in white), who finished with five TFLs in a very impressive performance in his first game for Southfield—an especially good sign given the greatly increased level of competition compared to what he faced in his first three years of high school:
M&BN also posted clips of Marshall (#12 in white), who finished with eight tackles and 1.5 sacks, per Steve Lorenz:
This was Marshall's first game after tragically losing both his father (complications from diabetes) and grandfather (heart attack) within the last two months; TomVH has the full story of Marshall using football as his refuge while going through such a difficult time. Despite those trying circumstances, Marshall had a very impressive game; here's Lorenz on his performance ($):
Marshall was another player who impressed consistently. He still has difficulty disengaging blocks at points, but was very impressive physically and did not look even the slightest bit slower after putting on about 30 pounds since this time last season. He never quits on a play, and made a couple backside pursuit tackles that may have prevented Cass Tech touchdowns. He looked great.
McDowell, meanwhile, earned the nod as top defensive performer of the entire Prep Kickoff Classic from Rivals's Josh Helmholdt ($):
McDowell was named by Rivals.com as one of 10 class of 2014 players who needed to step it up in his senior season, and in the first game he did just that. Detroit Cass Tech fields one of the biggest offensive lines Southfield will see all season and it sent double teams at the 6-foot-7, 290-pound defensive lineman all night long, but it didn't matter. McDowell lived in the Cass Tech backfield, registering five tackles for loss. He was making plays sideline to sideline, showing a great motor.
The major questions surrounding McDowell after three years at Detroit Loyola centered on his motor and whether he could dominate against high-level competition; the early returns on both fronts are obviously quite good. His ability to play both inside and outside on the line could be very valuable if he ends up at Michigan given Greg Mattison's proclivity for moving players around depending on the situation.
Cass Tech's major standout was 2015 RB Mike Weber, who scored two touchdowns and had another brought back due to a penalty. While it's unclear if Michigan will have room for him in their class with Damien Harris already on board, Weber told Scout's Josh Newkirk that he's still got U-M under consideration ($):
While Michigan already has a running back Damien Harris committed in its 2015 class, Weber said he's still looking at U-M as an option and he isn't afraid of a little competition in Ann Arbor.
"I'll go compete anywhere," Weber said. "If I want to go there and it's a good fit for me, I don't care how many running backs go there -- I'm going to try to beat them all out."
Weber visited for the Central Michigan game and enjoyed seeing several of his former high school teammates on the field, per Steve Lorenz ($). Michigan, Michigan State, and Tennessee are the three schools currently standing out for him; there's a large overlap between his top schools and those of 2015 teammate Joshua Alabi, who told Scout's Mike Wilson that he and Weber share a top two ($):
"Me and Mike, we liked Tennessee," he said. "That's our number one, but our number two is both Michigan State, so it's kind of like even. … We were planning on going to Tennessee's first night game, so whenever that is."
Alabi's quotes about the rest of his top five—Michigan, Ohio State, and Wisconsin—indicate that the Wolverines are still under consideration, and may in fact have a good shot if they seriously pursue him:
Michigan: Michigan, that's a home school. Who wouldn't want to play for Michigan? If I wind up there, it would be a blessing."
Michigan State: "With Jayru Campbell, he just committed there so I wouldn't mind going there with me, Mike and Jayru. We were planning on all going to one school, so that could work out."
Reading into quotes from high schoolers is a dangerous exercise, but that sure looks to me like Alabi is hoping for a spot to open up. At this point (even with an offer out) I think the coaches are in wait-and-see mode, and Alabi reportedly didn't impress with his play on Friday.
[Hit THE JUMP for the full roundup of Michigan commits in action, including Damien Harris posting mind-blowing numbers, a look at the Rivals250 Watch List for 2015, and more.]
Hello From The Future: George Campbell
If the gloves fit, you must commit.
This afternoon, Wilton Speight sent out a TomVH-like cryptic tweet about some potentially big news coming from this weekend's BBQ. Despite holding Michigan recruitniks hostage for most of a summer Saturday, ALL IS FORGIVEN:
I have officially decided to commit to THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN #GoBlue #Project136
— George Campbell (@GeorgeCampbell0) July 27, 2013
George Campbell, for those unfamiliar, is the #1 wide receiver in the 2015 class, and high school teammates with 2014 OL commit Mason Cole. The "Brady Hoke can't close on elite skill position prospects" meme? Deader than dead. And don't even think about pulling a fast one, other programs:
George Campbell said if any other schools try to recruit him, "I'm committed to Michigan and that's final."
— Tom VanHaaren (@TomVH) July 27, 2013
[deep breath]
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA okay calming down here's some actual info wait wait WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO alright serious face LOCK IT DOWN ANBENDER
Scout | Rivals | ESPN | 247 | 247 Comp |
4*, #1 ATH, #3 Ovr |
5*, #1 WR, #17 Ovr |
5*, #1 WR, #8 Ovr |
Only ESPN and 247 have put out rankings for the class of 2015, and they're in agreement: George Campbell is the best receiver in his class and one of the top overall prospects. His height is listed between 6'3" (247) and 6'5" (Rivals & Scout), with ESPN splitting the difference; his listed weight is anywhere between 181 and 198 pounds. His official listed measurements from The Opening are 6'3.5", 185 pounds.
Campbell first made waves at Florida's "Friday Night Lights" camp last year as a rising sophomore, earning 247's top overall performer honors over a host of 2014 prospects, including former Michigan target Alex Anzalone:
1- George Campbell, WR, Tarpon Springs (Fla.) East Lake (Class of 2015)
The 6-3, 180-pound pass catcher could be one of the top prospects in the Sunshine State for the 2015 cycle and certainly looked the part, showing off advance route running skills, an ability to get off the press and play physical. He reported a 37-inch vertical and the game seemed to move very slow for him on a night where prospects where tight and trying to impress.
Campbell made such an impression that, just two days ago, Florida's 247 outlet published a list of the five most memorable FNL performances; he made the list along with four five-stars of yore: Stefon Diggs, Ronald Powell, Cam Newton, and Tim Tebow. Not bad company, to say the least.
Since then, Campbell has torn up the (often older) competition at a wide variety of camps and 7-on-7 tournaments, forming a nearly unstoppable duo with '14 Clemson commit (and, yes, former Michigan target) Artavis Scott. Despite losing out on positional MVP honors to his teammate, Campbell actually finished one spot higher than Scott on Rivals's list of top performers at this year's Orlando NFTC:
While he was edged out by his teammate for MVP honors, Campbell looked like one of the best wide receivers at the event. He's a true deep threat and during the deep ball portion of the day he showed great speed combined with solid pass-catching ability. He still has some work to do on shorter routes when the ball comes quickly, but right now he's quite the home run hitter in the passing game.
At the same event, 247's Gerry Hamilton found just one area in need of real improvement, though it's a big one:
As has been the case for nearly a year now, the 6-foot-3, 180-pound Campbell was dominant in the testing portion of the combine running a 4.48 laser timed forty-yard dash, a 4.2 shuttle and a 37-inch vertical. When it came time to run routes, Campbell was also dominant bursting off the line, quickly getting into routes for his size and creating instant separation out of cuts. One area the class of 2015 prospect struggled at times today was finishing plays. He fought the ball at times, and didn't have the look of a natural pass catcher.
ESPN's scouting report seems to echo this amidst the usual fawning over Campbell's athleticism and jump ball skills:
STRENGTHS: Excellent athlete with eye-popping size and speed measurables. A legit vertical threat who can stretch the field on offense. Displays a long wingspan on a very tall frame for a receiver. Runs extremely well and is a major mismatch on corners when positioned one-on-one. Shows great range and length with a quick initial burst covering ground on defense. Demonstrates good instincts in pursuit and will finish plays. Possesses good ball skills and is very solid in zone coverage closing on the pass from depth. ... AREAS OF IMPROVEMENT: Can continue to refine his route running and become more consistent with his hands. Would benefit from adding bulk and strength to his frame. Not presently an overpowering downhill run defender on defense.
Why does ESPN's profile focus so much on his defense? Well, Campbell lined up at defensive end for East Lake last fall, and in June's IMG 7-on-7 championships he cracked Rivals's list of top performers... on defense:
Campbell is already one of the top wide receiver prospects for the class of 2015, but on Saturday he did his damage on the defensive side of the ball. He had at least two interceptions and also had a key pass breakup that helped his team secure a victory. He'll likely play offense at the next level, but it's clear he's a very versatile athlete.
Despite the above, Campbell should end up at receiver at the next level, though if he doesn't develop on offense he could easily find a home as a ball-hawking safety.
While Campbell's skills are still developing — remember, he's a rising junior — his athleticism is already at a very elite level. As one of just five 2015 prospects invited to this year's edition of The Opening, Campbell showed up and blew everyone away on the track:
While Noil was busy winning the overall SPARQ Championship, Tarpon Springs (Fla.) East Lake wide out, and top Florida 2015 target, George Campbell won the fastest man competition.
After running a blistering 4.36 in the opening round of SPARQ testing, Campbell was joined in the finals by Curtis Samuel and Parris Campbell.
The junior-to-be ran a 4.37 to take home the award.
Those are electronic times. Campbell also recorded a 37-inch vertical leap. He's almost 6'4". Al Borges is probably trying to find a way to get him on the team this fall, let alone two years from now.
Campbell held offers from Arkansas, Auburn, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Tennessee, Texas A&M, and West Virginia, among many others. It's safe to assume that he would receive offers from just about every program in the country if he didn't make an early commitment; as it stands, that offer list is impressive even for a decorated senior, and Campbell has yet to play his junior season.
Tarpon Springs (FL) East Lake, as you well know by now, also features 2014 prospects Mason Cole (Michigan) and Artavis Scott (Clemson); they have one other '14 BCS commit in three-star DB Devin Abraham. Aside from 2013 three-star and UCF signee QB Pete Dinovo, no East Lake player earned more than two stars on Rivals prior to this class.
According to 247, Campbell recorded 30 receptions for 766 yards (25.5 ypc) and five touchdowns as a sophomore last fall, while also contributing 57 tackles on defense.
Campbell's 4.36 40 time is gloriously NOT FAKE AT ALL.
Sophomore highlights:
More highlights with single-game cut-ups are available at Campbell's Hudl page.
Campbell will give Michigan a pair of hyper-athletic deep threats at receiver when he joins 2014 commit Drake Harris. It's tough to project Campbell's ability to make an early impact considering he's got plenty of work to do refinining his technique in the two years before he hits campus; the good news, of course, is that there are still two years before he hits campus.
What we do know is that, in 2015, Shane Morris or Wilton Speight is slated to have Harris, Campbell, Amara Darboh, Jehu Chesson, Moe Ways, Freddy Canteen, Jaron Dukes, Da'Mario Jones, Csont'e York, Devin Funchess, Jake Butt, and Ian Bunting as potential targets, in addition to Derrick Green and DeVeon Smith at running back. Oh, and that offensive line. Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.
Campbell is the third commit in the 2015 class, joining OT Jon Runyan Jr. and K Andrew David; 2014 grayshirt commit DT Brady Pallante will also join the team in 2015.
Campbell's presence is a boon to the 2015 class in that (1) he's George Campbell, five-star receiver, and (2) his early commitment should help attract other top talent to Michigan. At this point, it's way too early to go over numbers, so for now just celebrate the fact that HOLY CRAP GEORGE CAMPBELL JUST COMMITTED.
Monday Recruitin' Meets A Dead Guy
Michael Ferns, Da'Shawn Hand, and Ian Bunting at last weekend's Columbus NFTC (via)
[Reads Between Lines] [Tries To Hold It Together] [Fails]
So... this quote [emphasis mine]:
"Bud Foster is my favorite coach, but I haven't talked with him in a while," [Da'Shawn] Hand said.
"But my favorite coaching staff is Michigan," Hand said. "With Michigan, what you see if what you get. It's professional. With some, you feel like when you get to college it might, change, but with Michigan, everyone says they're straight.
According to the author of the article, SBNation's Bud Elliott, Michigan and Virginia Tech are "running neck and neck" for the lead in Hand's recruitment. Hand refuses to acknowledge even that much—he's says he enjoys the suspense—and he does have an unofficial visit set up to Alabama in July and is looking at trips to Florida, LSU, and USC, per 247's Steve Wiltfong ($). That said, his only planned official visit thus far is to Michigan, for the Notre Dame Game (a trip he recently locked in), and of the previously listed schools only Alabama appears to be a serious threat to his presumed top two.
One school we know for sure won't be pushing for his commitment is Ohio State, despite a campus visit last weekend that went better than his first trip to Columbus:
With the NFTC on the Ohio State campus, Hand took the opportunity and made an unofficial visit to the Buckeyes, along with friend Tim Settle, one of the top players in the class of 2015.
'It was straight, we talked," Hand said. "But I was with Tim, and he's a beast, and it was kind of his visit. Everyone knows that my first visit wasn't all that, but this visit was better. Still, I don't want to get anyone's hopes up."
Meanwhile, Hand revealed in an interview with Bruce Feldman that he's being recruited by at least one insane person:
Q: What is the craziest thing that has happened to you since you've been named the nation's No. 1 recruit?
Hand: Well, I ain't gonna say any names, but one coach told me that since I'm the No. 1 player, I'm gonna get to meet Michael Jackson. I said, "Isn't he already dead?" The coach goes, "Well, all right, you can meet Tito." I was like, all right. OK, I'm done.
It was crazy, but it is what it is.
[Bets all hypothetical internet dollars entire real-life savings account on Les Miles]
In the SBNation article, Hand said he's unsure of his timeline for a commitment. Regardless of when that comes, he told Feldman the announcement will be low-key:
I don't want to be like everybody else and be all flashy and do this and play around with people. For my commitment day, I just want to have it at my school. I'm not going to have three hats. I'm going to have one hat. I'm gonna call the coaches the night before. Tell them what school I'm going to and that's it.
At this point, it's looking more and more likely that hat will have a block 'M' on it. Which, uh, would be pretty nice.
[Hit THE JUMP for more on newest commit Chase Winovich, the latest on Artavis Scott and Adoree' Jackson, a Michigan commit earning an invite to The Opening, and more.]
Friday Recruiting Grows Hair
Hello. It is Brian doing this. Forgive me if I am redundant, for I have been out of the recruiting recap game for a bit.
Hello: Mason Cole
on that jake ryan jam |Tim Sullivan/Rivals.com
You may have noticed that FL OL Mason Cole pulled the trigger and became the fourth member of Michigan's 2014 class this week. Cole, a 6'5" kid who'll need to add weight instead of drop it, is probably destined for guard, and he's a quality get:
The 6-foot-5, 280-pounder, theTimes' top recruit for the Class of 2014, has offers from pretty much every major Division I program, including Alabama, Florida, Florida State and Ohio State.
"'I've always been partial to the Big Ten," said Cole, who visited Michigan for the third time this past weekend. "I always knew I wanted to play in that conference and play in the cold weather.
"It's just made for offensive linemen. It's smash-mouth football. Linemen are kind of stars up there. I didn't know any of these people and they already knew my name. The fan base is crazy."
Elsewhere, the Tampa Bay Times notes that he is "one part teddy bear, one part beast." I hope the teddy bear part is his tail.
Ace has been ill this week but will pop up with a belated Hello post next week; [EDIT: Oops it's here.] for now just know that Cole is probably going to average out around 100th once sites get their rankings down. He's 107th to Rivals and 62nd to 247 right now, pre-inevitable slide. Magnus compares him to Steve Schilling.
In 2016 all Michigan skill players will be 6'8" velcro-man hybrids
Tight ends! Michigan likes them a lot. They like recruiting them, at least, and presumably they will like throwing to them all the time once they learn how to block and are not oversized wide receivers. Michigan continues scouring the country for anything that looks like a basketball player in pads. They currently lead($) for one IL TE Daniel Helm:
"I would say Michigan is leading right now," the 6-foot-5, 220-pound tight end said. "If Notre Dame offers, they are definitely up there. I really like their offense because it's pro-style."
Helm is either fuzzy on what pro-style means or pro-style does not necessarily mean anything anymore what with RGIII and Russell Wilson and legions of NFL commentators hilariously failing to recognize the zone read. Anyway, Sam Webb's Detnews article from last week goes into more detail on Helm (and Parrker Westphal):
"I know Michigan's a top-tier school and one of the best universities in the country. The Big House was awesome — a great venue that would be sweet to play in. Their new indoor field is sweet, academics are superb, and their academic support is very good, as well. So it was great."
Helm, a Rivals250 guy, has Michigan, Nebraska and Tennessee offers already and feels another wave is incoming. Leads when offers are still incoming are more tenuous; sounds like ND is going to be a contender.
Drake Harris counts as a velcro-man hybrid
So. MI WR Drake Harris. Michigan State quasi-commit, leaping 6'4" Braylon Edwards receiver guy, kind of nice prospect, would be the last piece of Hoke's recruiting Voltron if Michigan can nab him from a list of national contenders and also Michigan State. When Harris re-opened his recruitment Michigan didn't seem to have a place particularly high up on his list, but he's visited and things are picking up. QB commit Wilton Speight is bombing the kid:
The other player Speight is feeling especially good about is Drake Harris. While he doesn't necessarily see a decision on the horizon, he does believe the Wolverines are being look upon in a much more favorable light.
"We've pretty much talked every day for the past week," Speight reported. "He's really high on Michigan. We've convinced him — he's coming this weekend on the 23rd, a day early with me and Michael on Saturday just to meet the coaching staff for a little bit longer. And he'll be there Sunday for the (basketball) game (versus Illinois). But it's been going really well. He's really liking Michigan more and more. I think the fact that Michael and I are working on him really hard is helping a lot."
The fruit of that work on is seen on the instagram:
Harris also spent some time in the WTKA studio with Sam Webb:
I'm a little confused by the bit where they talk about the number he's wearing as if it's #1 when it is in fact #11, but here is the recruiting tool being a recruiting tool, sort of:
Said Harris, "they told me they haven't had anyone wear the #1 jersey in a while, and they believe I will be the next person to wear it if I come there… but I will have to earn it."
Gahhhh stupid Braylon endowment thing. Michigan hasn't had a guy wear #1 since that came into being.
Work Done
Also in last weekend were NC RB Elijah Hood and OH LB Kyle Berger, both previously longshots heavily favoring rivals Notre Dame and Ohio State, respectively. Hood's visit got Michigan closer but did not vault them to the top of the list($):
"It's just a feeling right now," Hood said of Notre Dame. "After everything was said and done and I sat home in my room and thought about it, they're still No. 1."
Michigan is second with Ohio State a seemingly distant third (he told The M Block that OSU was "not the same" as Michigan). With all those visits in the rear-view mirror Michigan wants Hood's recruitment to string out so they can have time to change his mind.
It is important to acquire Hood because he's got a little bit of Fred Jackson($) in him. He told Scout that OSU's RB coach was "magnificent" and that "all of those guys are awesome up there" at Michigan. If Michigan acquires Hood we could have a recursive praise-war going on between the two wherein Jackson says Hood is the best back since they combined Gale Sayers with a unicorn and Hood says Jackson is the best running back coach since that one guy who spliced Gale Sayers and a unicorn together.
Meanwhile, Berger:
LB - Kyle Berger - St. Ignatius High School - Cleveland, OH
Berger told me, "I loved my visit. I had a great time spending time with Coach Mattison and seeing all of the facilities. Meeting all of the coaches was great." The last time Kyle and I spoke he said he wanted to compare Michigan to Ohio State; he had this to say after visiting both schools. "I loved both schools. I had great visits at both places and I could see myself playing at either school. I think it's going to come down to spring practices and seeing how the coaches coach and all that."
An OZone writer got a similar take with an explicit pecking order, or lack thereof:
Kyle Berger had a great visit to Michigan. Says OSU and UM equal. Buckeyes are in a fight with TSUN for Berger.
Berger wants to decide($) in May; Ohio State is trying to get him up this weekend to defuse the situation.
Pass rushers named Lawrence always welcome
Webb's article this week focuses on MI DE Lawrence Marshall, who was momentarily an OSU commitment and is now open. Michigan was SRS about getting his attention:
"I literally spent the whole day with Brady Hoke. I was also with Coach Montgomery, Coach Mattison, Coach Jackson. It was one-on-one (attention) the whole day.
That was preceded by an MSU visit; he also returned to EL on the 16th, so they'll be a real contender in this one. Marshall does mention that Montgomery's departure is not a big deal:
"It really didn't hurt Michigan's chances. Coach Mattison would be the guy coaching me. I'd be working directly with him so (Montgomery leaving) was no loss. Coach Mattison, I was with him the whole time. He said I'd be like Terrell Suggs as a rush guy coming off the edge."
LA TE Jacory Washington, a soft LSU commit, plans to visit($) over the summer. Michigan hasn't gotten anything but sleepers out of LA in a long time and the rest of list is all southern schools.
NJ OL Juwan Bushell-Beaty is planning a visit in April($). Bushell-Beatty projects as a tackle and is the teammate of mondo prospect Jabrill Peppers. CA WR Juju Smith names a top five($) of M, USC, UCLA, Wisconsin, and Cal.
Hello: Mason Cole
It didn't take long for last weekend's visit to pay off, as Tarpon Springs (FL) East Lake offensive lineman Mason Cole announced his commitment to Michigan this afternoon:
Yes i have joined the #WolverineFamily. Newest commit to the University of Michigan! I want to thank everyone thats helped me! #GoBlue
— Mason Cole (@MasonCole52) February 25, 2013
Cole becomes the first offensive lineman and fourth prospect overall in Michigan's 2014 class; he gave credit to a couple of his now-fellow commits for recruiting him:
S/o to @m_ferns10 and @wiltonspeight for being the top recruiters! #GoBlue
— Mason Cole (@MasonCole52) February 25, 2013
His shirt is in the mail, I presume.
Scout | Rivals | ESPN | 24/7 Sports |
4*, #17 OT, #107 Ovr |
4*, #19 OT, #112 Ovr |
ESPN150 Watch List |
4*, 96, #4 OG, #64 Ovr |
While Cole is listed as a tackle by three of the four sites, he'll likely end up playing guard at Michigan. The services are split on whether he's 6'4" or 6'5", with listed weights ranging from 260 to 280 pounds. As you can see, Cole is a fringe top-100 prospect to Scout and Rivals, easily within the top 100 on 247—notably, the only site that has him at guard—and he'll presumably be somewhere in that range when ESPN releases their rankings.
Cole first emerged on the camp circuit way back in the summer of 2011, when he was a rising sophomore; Rivals's Keith Niebuhr tabbed him as a top performer at a National Underclassman camp ($):
This is someone who looks like he has a bright future, almost certainly as a tackle. Cole is lean and has great length. For his size, and the fact he's still young, he has quick feet and excellent lateral movement. His technique was as good as any linemen on hand either day. Cole's punch slowed or stopped numerous defenders. And he was smooth enough on his feet to effectively contain the speed rushers. His comprehension is high.
His success continued last summer, where he was one of the top prospects at a Florida State camp, earning this review from Rivals's Chris Nee ($):
Cole participated despite a cast on his left hand. The 6-foot-5, 267-pound offensive lineman is very athletic with quick feet and hands. He does a good job of establishing a solid base and using his arm length off the snap. He shows the quickness to immediately get out and on a defender. He also gains traction when blocking and sustain those blocks. With regards to his physical build, he may end up at right tackle or even offensive guard depending on how he grows and fills out over the next year.
Cole's athleticism stands out in his evaluations—here's a junior-year scouting report from Scout's Jamie Newburg ($):
Cole has very good feet, moves well for a big man and gets off the ball quickly. He's plenty long and could easily pack on a ton of bulk once he gets to the next level. Cole has a good base and bends well. He does tend to stand out of his stance and will need to work on staying lower.
Cole looks equally adept at run blocking and in pass pro. At times he's nasty and seems to finish off most of his blocks.
247's Josh Newburg (I don't care enough to check if he's related to Jamie) echoed the praise of Cole's feet, saying getting to the second level is his best attribute, and also noticed a mean streak in his game ($):
Mason Cole plays with a chip on his shoulder. On nearly every play Cole plays through the whistle. He didn't get flagged for any late hits, but his aggressiveness does not go unnoticed. The opposing coaches complained several times to the officials that Cole was roughing up their defenders. His play reminds me of former Armwood star and current UF offensive lineman Matt Patchan.
Michigan is getting a lineman with a good frame, very impressive athleticism, and solid technique. Cole will need to add weight and get stronger before he sees the field in college, but (1) he's got plenty of time to do so given Michigan's depth and (2) you can say that about pretty much every high school offensive lineman.
Cole amassed 20+ offers before his commitment, most notably from Alabama, Arkansas, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Notre Dame, Ohio State, South Carolina, Stanford, Tennessee, USC, and Wisconsin. That's about as impressive an offer list as you'll see a prospect have at this stage.
Tarpon Springs (FL) East Lake plays in Florida's largest classification (8A); last year they reached the regional final before bowing out to Orlando Dr. Phillips. East Lake has produced just a couple of lower-ranked BCS commits in the Rivals era, but what they're producing currently should have Michigan fans excited—Cole is teammates with four-star WR Artavis Scott and 2015 potential five-star athlete George Campbell, both of whom have visited Ann Arbor with Cole. Cole and Scott—and potentially Campbell, as well—have mentioned the possibility of being a package deal; if so, Michigan is in a great position to land one of the top playmakers in the 2014 class, and perhaps one of the top players of any kind for 2015.
No stats.
No 40 time listed.
The only film I could find of Cole on YouTube is this short reel from MaxPreps—obnoxiously, they don't highlight Cole before plays, but he's #52 and lines up at left tackle:
A far more extensive reel is up on Cole's Hudl page.
Cole is an impressive player on film and should be one of the centerpieces of the 2014 class, but he's got a long way to go before he sees the field thanks to Michigan's newfound depth on the offensive line—that's not a knock on Cole, just a very good situation for Michigan.
He'll take a redshirt, not only because he needs to bulk up, but because Kyle Kalis, Blake Bars, Kyle Bosch, David Dawson, and Dan Samuelson all project to guard from the two previous classes—it's unlikely any of those guys will move to other positions, too, since the last two classes were strong at tackle and Patrick Kugler is the center of the future.
/takes a moment to appreciate Brady Hoke's offensive line recruiting
As an upperclassman, Cole should compete for a starting spot. There are few guarantees when it comes to an offensive lineman breaking through that level of depth, and that's the best possible problem to have as a football program.
Michigan now has four commits in a class that should be on the small end—currently projected to around 16, though that number should grow by Signing Day. The biggest need remains wide receiver, and Cole's commitment could help that area in a big way if he brings along Artavis Scott.


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I am putting a fuse block into my 52 Hornet and just wondered if I can eliminate the 30 amp circuit breaker. I would think it is not needed if all circuits have fuses.
Yes, if all circuits are fused, the circuit breaker can be eliminated, but be sure all the wires are of sufficient ampacity, in other words the correct gauge. I assume you are going to use 12 volts?
Chart for AWG wire and their respective ampacities (amps rating).
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Thank you for that information, very useful. It is already 12volts and I thought it is a good idea to put in a fuse block to tidy the wireing and not have in line fuses.
leave the headlights on the circuit breaker. Some dark night you may wish you had.
SuperDave wrote:leave the headlights on the circuit breaker. Some dark night you may wish you had.
Oh, I don't know SuperDave - I had a couple GM cars (56 Pony/57 Olds) way back when and those had the headlights on a circuit breaker. There were a couple of times the breaker overheated (or whatever) and the lights went out.
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At least with the breaker the lights can come back on, depending on where the problem is. I'm with Dave.
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I got her down to 40 before the circuit breaker came back on and I was never so happy to see the light. Stay with the breaker. It might be a good idea to replace the old one with a fresh new one. I don't know if some deteriorate over time and loose their capacity but maybe someone on here does know.
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The headlight circuit breaker is by itself on the headlight switch, that is, if you still have the original Hudson switch. It is separate from the main breaker that is behind the instrument panel on the dash cross-member
If the main breaker goes, the engine quits too, as the power to the IGN switch/ coil comes through that breaker. If you add AC, a high powered stereo, and an electric fuel pump, all that extra juice going through the main circuit breaker can cause it to trip. Been there, done that, fixed it by running separate fuses and circuits to the fuel pump and AC. -
Maybe do all. I have every circuit on an ATC fuse per specific function, but the main power to the ignition switch, hence the fuse panel, goes through a circuit breaker to prevent frying the fuse panel or ignition switch. I would suggest a circuit breaker and not one of those in-line 30 AMP fuse inserts that use an ATC fuse. A had a fire because of one of those. I would also suggest a 30 AMP circuit breaker for the horn.
Brumac, Napa sells the circuit breaker( CB)that you need. It is a 25amp Napa part # 782-3003. Once you remove the headlight dash switch, it's an easy self guided replacement. I do recommend a relay be installed. The CB works on a bimetal heat element. After years of heating and cooling off, the element gets hot and stretches too much and the circuit opens. The relay ,kind of, sends the current from the battery through the relay to the lights. Simply put the CB never gets so hot as to stretch out, because most of the current misses the switch . You will probably never need to do this again. Relay is about $35 and a couple of hours work to install.
Thanks Ron,
That was a long time ago with my old 50C6. The next day I installed a NAPA headlight relay and never had the problem again. Sometime in the past couple of years I wired relays into my 54 HSpecial when I went to 12V. My tired old eyes just love those halogens at night. At one time I had an aircraft landing light on one side of my 73 Olds. It was FANTASTIC but impossible to use in our semi rural area and I removed it. -
I don't under stand why you all are having troubles with your headlights. I converted to 12 volts 13 years ago and installed a new YnZ's harness and have traveled 139,000 miles so far and have never had any headlight problems, cross country with a lot of night travel. Never changed any parts on the wiring system, all still original. You people must have bad wires. Walt.
I don't under stand why you all are having troubles with your headlights. I converted to 12 volts 13 years ago and installed a new YnZ's harness and have traveled 139,000 miles so far and have never had any headlight problems, cross country with a lot of night travel. Never changed any parts on the wiring system, all still original. You people must have bad wires. Walt.
Forgot, I use the new Sylvania Silverstar High Performance Halogen head lamps and it's day time when traveling at night.

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Voice | Trevor Devall (English)[1] Rolf Koster (Dutch) Jean Marc Delhausse (European French) Christian Gaul (German) Diego Sabre (Italian) Nobuo Tobita (Japanese) Leszek Zduń (Polish) Joakim Jennefors (Swedish) Arturo Cataño (Latin American Spanish) |
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Hoity Toity first appears in the episode Suited For Success, having arrived in Ponyville to see Rarity's fashion show. Having seen her "perfect" dresses, which are much-revised versions of the original designs, he gives a very critical review, calling the dresses "a piled-on mish-mash of everything but the kitchen sink". This almost ends Rarity's career, until her friends convince Hoity Toity to come back and give her another chance. In contrast to the first fashion show, when he sees Rarity's original ensembles, he is very impressed and recommends featuring her clothes in his fashion boutique in Canterlot, requesting a dozen more of each dress to be created "by next Tuesday".
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- Hoity Toity: Flax Seed! You really must come meet my entourage. You're the next pony every pony should know after all!
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- Hoity Toity: *chuckle* Isn't he a pip? Didn't I tell you he was a pip?
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60s: Arlyn Simms, Arlee, Montana
Calf Roping:
40s: Billy Sharber, Konawa, Oklahoma
50s: Doug Shipton, Rocky Mountain House, Alberta
60s: John South, Spanish Fork, Utah
68+: Darrel Parker, Point, Texas
Ribbon Roper:
40s: James Shirley, Yucca Valley, California
Ribbon Runner:
40s: Denise Shirley, Yucca Valley, California
50s: Karen Duncan, Redmond, Oregon
60s: Pat Turk, Chowchilla, California
Barrel Racing:
40s: Ann Bassett, Dewey, Arizona
50s: Carol Stevenson, Arlee, Montana
60s: Nancy Tatum, Laveen, Arizona
Breakaway Roping:
40s: Judy Luschar, Carson City, Nevada
Women's All-Around:
40s: Susie Luschar, Carson City, Nevada
60s: Donna Shedeed, Hermosa, South Dakota
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Michael O'Sullivan - Director and Chief Operating Officer |
Michael graduated from the University of NSW with degrees in both Commerce and Law (BComm. LLB). In the period after University, Michael was employed in a variety of Commercial Management roles with leading organisations. Michael joined KAZ Group in 1991 and was the Commercial Director until the acquisition of KAZ by Telstra. During this period when the Company grew from 40 staff to nearly 3,000, Michael was responsible for finance, legal, and HR and was instrumental in the IPO of KAZ in 2000 and the subsequent acquisitions. During this period Michael was a Director of all KAZ Group Companies including Australian Administration Services (AAS). Subsequent to the acquisition of KAZ, Michael has been involved in the start-up of several technology firms in various capacities including Advisor, Director and Shareholder. |
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John Walters - Independent Director |
John has been working in the Australian IT Channel for the past 13 years in senior executive roles within both large & small Distributors. John's most recent appointment was the Director of Sales & Marketing at Ingram Micro which concluded in January 2010. Prior to Ingram Micro, he was with Tech Pacific, Westcon Group & Lan Systems. John's accomplishments and industry standing have been acknowledged with the Award of Sales Director of the Year at the Australian Human Capital Awards in 2005 & he was inducted into the ARN IT Industry "Hall of Fame" in 2008. John has a Master of Business Administration from the Australian Graduate School of Management & a Bachelor of Arts from the University of NSW. In addition to these formal qualifications, he has completed an extensive array of leadership and training courses, with his most recent being the Harvard Business School Customer-Centric Strategy Course |
Justyn Stedwell - Company Secretary |
Justyn Stedwell was appointed Company Secretary of Anittel in January 2007. He is a professional Company Secretary with over five years experience acting as a Company Secretary in several ASX listed companies within various industries. Justyn has completed a Bachelor of Business and Commerce (Monash University), a Graduate Diploma of Accounting (Deakin University), a Graduate Diploma in Applied Corporate Governance (Chartered Secretaries Australia) and a Graduate Certificate of Applied Finance (Kaplan Professional). |
Chris Calamos- Chief Financial Officer |
Chris's career spans 25 years in the ITC industry where he held senior finance roles in a broad range of IT companies including VC backed "start-up's" to large, US based global corporations with Asia Pacific responsibility. Prior to Anittel, Chris was Asia Pacific Finance Director for US multinational, TIBCO Software Inc, a position held for almost 6 years. During this time Chris was responsible for finance operations of TIBCO offices in 7 countries throughout Asia Pac & established a 'shared services' operation in India that provided finance & accounting services to TIBCO globally. Prior to TIBCO Chris spent 4 years at Retriever Communications as Finance Director where he was involved with strategy, capital raising & business development with key partners. Chris has also held senior finance roles at StorageTek & Lexmark Aust. |
Michael Cook - Sales Director |
Michael has been part of the IT management and leadership community in Western Australia for the last 26 years with a career in IT which has spanned over 35 years. He founded and was Managing Director of Focal Systems from 1987 until 2004 and upon the sale of this business to KAZ Group Limited in 2004, was appointed to the position of WA General Manager. In April 2008 his responsibilities were extended to include the same role in South Australia assuming the position of Western (WA/SA) Region General Manager, a position held until his decision to leave KAZ at the end of September 2009. During his time at KAZ, Mick successfully grew the regions revenues as well as developing strategic business initiatives aligned to the national objectives. Subsequent to leaving KAZ, Mick has been using his wealth of experience and skills gained leading a dynamic and successful solutions business. |


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Hinsdale Chamber Partners with Radio Disney to Launch Nationwide "Festival of Giving" Campaign at Annual Christmas Walk! (Hinsdale )- The Hinsdale Chamber of Commerce is proud to present the 47th annual Christmas Walk presented by Ettleson Auto Group, on Friday, November 30th from 4 pm – 8pm in downtown Hinsdale. That evening, local shopkeepers will remain open to greet their customers and guests to celebrate the holiday season. The festivities will also include the Radio Disney Road Crew, ice carvers, holiday carolers, a children's trackless train, decorated holiday trees, giveaways, animated holiday characters, Santa's arrival by firetruck and the annual tree lighting ceremony in Burlington Park. Also this year, the Hinsdale Chamber of Commerce is partnering with Radio Disney to launch their National campaign "A Festival of Giving" in Hinsdale on the night of the Walk. Radio Disney is embracing their second annual "Festival of Giving" in over 30 markets by bringing multiple charities together the first weekend in December to create a convenient way for kids and families to help others this holiday season. Nationally, all 31 "Festival of Giving" events will have a variety of organizations on-site to take donations. In Hinsdale we will be taking donations on November 30th for Toys for Tots (unwrapped toys) Family Health Network (coats for children ages 0-16) and the Northern Illinois Food bank (non-perishable food items). Radio Disney's Project Family initiative, inspiring families to spend time together in an effort to make a lasting, positive change at home, in their community and the world at large.In addition the Hinsdale Chamber of Commerce will once again present "Hinsdale's Storybook Village – A Gingerbread's Tale". Jumbo storybooks will be on display in local participating businesses from November 30th until December 31st.While shopping in Hinsdale's specialty shops and boutiques, you can stroll through this historic downtown and surround yourself with the warmth and traditional spirit of the holidays. Merchants in the village will display Gingerbread storybooks in their storefronts, showcasing "Cookie" the Gingerbread Man's adventures in Hinsdale. The Chamber is fortunate enough to partner with local Community Consolidated School District #181. Students from grade levels 6 – 8 are using their creative and artistic talents to create these extra-special poems and illustrations making these Story Books come to life that will be featured throughout the entire holiday season!Shop, Dine and Discover Hinsdale for the Holidays!! For more information, (630) 323-3952 or www.hinsdalechamber.com.
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Back to the breaking news here in Charlotte oftentimes they say you know these conventions are all pre planned and pre packaged -- nothing changes.
Well this time Charlotte has changed in a significant way that's an aerial picture of the 74000.
-- Bank of America Stadium.
Home to the NFL.
Carolina Panthers are they play on their star NFL quarterback Cam Newton.
That is being transformed at the moment for Barack Obama on Thursday night now -- is all off.
The construction will halt immediately.
Because of whether the DNC says that speech will move indoors here at the Time Warner Cable center arena.
Brad Blake made a former deputy assistant to president George W.
Bush and Alan Colmes -- -- the Alan Colmes radio show and gentlemen good morning to both of why we.
Brought we brought John for different topic but this is breaking news -- past thirty minutes that.
I guess the question is.
How much of it -- How much of the deal is this you know I mean what what ones Charlotte comes and goes this was supposed to be Brett.
And now it will not happen outdoors -- a come indoors at a much smaller space what's your view one.
That's how it plays well you -- some of the people some of the time bill but not enough for the people this time it is clear.
It is clear from the democratic strategist that I speak to my friends won't -- on the record but they told me they could not fill this arena.
As much as they tried to bus people in.
There's no room at the end within that within that confines of Charlotte to house people.
Bussing people in became very difficult.
Because of the transportation.
Length of time to bus people in unions were not busting people when they did have a reliable base to fill 70000 -- the weather became the convenient.
Excuse but I can tell you I would use all tangled -- -- that though the forecast is the rationale for changing it -- absolutely a 40% chance of rain.
What they should the Democrats don't can't they afford a farmer's almanac.
It all you have to do and planning goes on a year in advance is look at the weather patterns look at that you look at the whether and the temperature around this time of year.
They knew when they plan this thing that they wanted to recreate 2008.
The problem -- Yeah you know they are still created out August Allen a moment here -- but you also understand there is always risk of Republicans took a risk in Tampa.
But with the hurricane rolling through there fortunate for the folks in Florida -- -- off into the Gulf of Mexico was down regulator to -- A tropical storm once it was on on land.
Let me get back your point about seating capacity to match at a moment grab it but Allah as a Democrat how do you think this -- -- it is a -- -- -- on the -- -- Charlotte.
That's not a political decision this is absurd.
I mean -- usually a year ago they knew was gonna rain on Thursday night.
I mean that's -- I've -- I'm in Charlotte right now it's been raining on -- -- all week.
It which drenching the it was who is it was like a monsoon yesterday.
This notion that somehow -- have to cover for the fact that none of people wanna go and see Barack Obama this is pure right wing Republican political spin the truth is it that is just apps that.
I'm here I'm telling you the weather's been raining on and off all week they can't take the chance they may 2008 talented people who understood it a snowstorm to see this guy.
Nothing would have stopped -- and out they wouldn't have done it in a snowstorm and you know outcome and I'm with Pat -- I believe that god is speaking maybe they spoke to Republicans -- -- conventions in a row you had to cancel when these -- social -- the Pat Robertson when he says that the message and -- I don't know look this is ridiculous you want to make this I'm already politics out of the weather combined.
I'm already hearing from people here in Charlotte who had you know -- volunteered their time and they waited for the tickets and they were really looking forward to this speech on Thursday night Brad Allen's challenging you here.
And drill down on the facts because yesterday we were told and seating capacity of 74000.
With the stage construction that would block up about 101000 seats -- -- which is pretty much normal when you're looking at a significant backdrop.
So that would mean 64000.
People would need to fill that stadium.
How many are you reporting.
That Democrats would have been able to rely on Thursday night had this thing done forward.
I don't know the exact number but from what I've been told.
By people who are down there is they were they were scrambling there were -- game.
That they would not be able to fill a large majority a large majority of that venue and I've been in charge.
I've conventions I've been in charge of media be mid major media event for two presidents and I know the kind of worry and and and panic that can sit in.
When you don't have a base crowd you can rely on and I can tell you sure as I'm sitting here.
That they panicked they thought they can pretty create 2008 he became an impossibility.
So whether became the convenient excuse.
And they didn't wanna embarrass the president and he's going inside to 151000.
People that are -- a short as opposed to 65000.
That they could -- Your political and this is fuel I'm almost got him around again I don't get the last word I did that does -- -- those arguments hold a few Allen had a they explain that away.
-- say they knew logistically what they needed to do.
And it's Charlotte's a relatively small city.
The -- these logistical issues -- there's clearly there's a weather issue it has been raining all week he was a monsoon yesterday.
There is a forecast -- it's gonna rain -- they can't take that chance so they are making a very wise decision based on.
The weather period you want to read more accurate to get to -- currently reference as -- the view.
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