- Taylor Swift – Style – Qwanny’s Version | Q3 Media Super Bowl Ad
- 10 Greatest Wide Receivers that NEVER Won a Super Bowl
- 10 Best Christmas Day Performances in NBA History
- The Beast: The Final Fight | Documentary | A Qwality Film
- The Beast: The Final Fight Trailer
- The Crush Podcast: Broncos Lose Again, Kelce the Clout Chaser
- Qwality Sports: Ben Gordon Interview, Talks Time in NBA and His Workout Mindset
- AFC South Sports Betting Preview
- UFC London Aspinall vs Blaydes
- Take A Guess: The Sports Trivia Game Show Hosted by DeQwan Young | Episode 29
Michigan Football Recruiting 2016 Wrap-up
- Updated: February 24, 2016
Here’s a list of Michigan’s 2016 recruiting class:
The class finished #5 in the country according to the 247 Composite. Evaluations of each recruit can be found here:
Quinn Nordin, 3* K
Strengths
– Big leg
– Accurate
– Can punt
Needs work
– Uh, do kicker-type stuff even better, I guess
In 2017: Probably redshirts. Michigan still has Kenny Allen on the roster and he can kick and punt. Andrew David could possibly compete for the kicking job this year, though it doesn’t seem to say good things about him that Michigan spent a second scholarship on a kicker, especially in consecutive years. Nordin should be fine at the college level.
Awards
Top recruit – offense: QB Brandon Peters. Peters has a big arm, puts great touch on the ball, and can use his legs to make a play. What really impressed me watching him was his poise and decision-making. Very advanced for a high schooler. Aaron Rodgers-like.
Top recruit – defense: DL Rashan Gary. Really, who else would it be? Gary’s a freakish athlete for someone of his size. He possesses great strength and quick feet. He’ll play a big role right away.
Sleeper – offense: RB Kingston Davis. I’m not sure exactly where he’s going to play at Michigan. My guess right now i that we’ll see him do kind of what Sione Houma did last year, where he can be used as a TB or RB. (It wouldn’t surprise me to see Michigan do the same thing with De’Veon Smith.) In any case, I thought Davis looked really good on film, certainly above his 3* rating.
Sleeper – defense: S Khaleke Hudson. Two of the recruiting services gave him a fourth star, but he’s stil llisted as a 3* in the 247 Composite, so I say he counts. The best way I can describe Hudson is to channel my inner Jon Gruden and say this guy right here’s just a football player, man. He can do it all.
Twitter: @KSchroeder2325
E-mail: schroeder.giig@gmail.com
