Don't Mess With Tradition - krulmichael's Michigan Wolverines

[krulmichael]

Coach Kleinbauer's Contract Evaluation


[size=+1]Contract Details[/size]

Contract Length: 3 Years
Job Security: 64% (Year 2)

Contract Goals

1. Beat a rival opponent each season. (1)
2. Sign 1 Top 25 prospect(s) in one regular season. (1)
3. Finish 2nd or better in the conference in one season. (1)
4. Win 10 games in one season. (1)
5. Win a bowl game. (1)
6. Win 75% of your conference games in one season. 1
7. Finish 5th or better in the conference each season. (1)
8. Win 8 games in one season. (1)
9. Finish each season ranked in the BCS Top 25. (1)
10. Finish each season ranked in the BCS Top 35. (1)
11. Sign 10 4-star prospect(s) in one regular season. (1)
12. Sign a Top 50 Recruiting Class each regular season. (1)
13. Win 6 games in every season. (1)
14. Sign a Top 75 Recruiting Class in one regular season. (1)
15. Make it to a bowl game. (1)

Goals Legend

Green - Completed (# of times completed)
Red - Failed (# of times failed)
Italicized - In Progress

[B]Career Record:[/b] 42-10
[B]Conference Record:[/b] 18-5
[B]Winning Seasons:[/b] 6
[B]Longest Win Streak:[/b] 12
[B]Record vs. Rivals (Ohio State, Notre Dame, Michigan State, Minnesota):[/B] 15-5
[B]Record vs. Top 25:[/B] 8-4
[B]Record In Bowl Games:[/B] 3-3
[B]Conference Championships:[/B] 3
[B]National Championships:[/B] 0
[B]Record On Regional Broadcasts:[/B] 19-3
[B]Record On National Broadcasts:[/B] 13-5

 

[krulmichael]

[size=-2]Former Texas Tech Head Coach Tommy Tuberville Being Fired Leads List of Coaching Changes[/size]

Coaching Carousel

Team			Position		Old Coach		Reason for Leaving		New Coach		Contract Length			Previous Job				Reason for Leaving
============================================================================================================================================================================================================================
UCF			Head Coach		George O'Leary		Fired				Neal Brown		1 Year				Texas Tech Offensive Coordinator	Better Job
Buffalo			Head Coach		Jeff Quinn		Fired				Tim Kish		1 Year				Arizona Defensive Coordinator		Contract Expired
Texas Tech		Head Coach		Tommy Tuberville	Fired				Chuck Heater		1 Year				Temple Defensive Coordinator		Better Job
Utah			Offensive Coordinator	Norm Chow		Retired				Philip Montomery	3 Years				Baylor Offensive Coordinator		Better Job
Akron			Head Coach		Rob Ianello		Fired				Tyone Nix		2 Years				Ole Miss Defensive Coordinator		Contract Expired
Arizona			Head Coach		Tim Kish		Contract Expired		Tommy Tuberville	3 Years				Texas Tech Head Coach			Fired
Cal			Defensive Coordinator	Clancy Pendergast	Fired				Phil Bennett		2 Years				Baylor Defensive Coordinator		Contract Expired
Memphis			Head Coach		Larry Porter		Fired				Andy Ludwig		2 Years				San Diego State Offensive Coordinator	Contract Expired
New Mexico State	Head Coach		DeWayne Walker		Fired				Clancy Pendergast	2 Years				Cal Defensive Coordinator		Fired
Ole Miss		Defensive Coordinator	Tyrone Nix		Contract Expired		Steve Ellis		3 Years				Mid Tenn State Defensive Coordinator	Better Job
San Jose State		Head Coach		Mike MacIntyre		Fired				Brian Knorr		2 Years				Wake Forest Defensive Coordinator	Contract Expired
Tulane			Head Coach		Bob Toledo		Fired				George O'Leary		1 Year				UCF Head Coach				Fired
UL-Lafayette		Head Coach		Mark Hudspeth		Fired				Willie Simmons		2 Years				Mid Tenn State Offensive Coordinator	Better Job
Temple			Defensive Coordinator	Chuck Heater		Better Job			Gary Anderseen		2 Years				Utah State Defensive Coordinator	Better Job
Baylor			Defensive Coordinator	Phil Bennett		Contract Expired		Ben McDuffie		2 Years				N/A					N/A
San Diego State		Offensive Coordinator	Andy Ludwig		Contract Expired		Darryl Jackson		3 Years				Florida Atlantic Offensive Coordinator	Better Job
Wake Forest		Defensive Coordinator	Brian Knorr		Contract Expired		Mike MacIntyre		3 Years				San Jose State Head Coach		Fired
Texas Tech		Offensive Coordinator	Neal Brown		Better Job			Mike Canales		3 Years				North Texas Offensive Coordinator	Better Job
Baylor			Offensive Coordinator	Philip Montgomery	Better Job			John DeFilippo		2 Years				San Jose State Offensive Coordinator	Better Job
Mid Tenn State		Defensive Coordinator	Steve Ellis		Better Job			DeWayne Walker		2 Years				New Mexico State Head Coach		Fired
Mid Tenn State		Offensive Coordinator	Willie Simmons		Better Job			Jeff Quinn		3 Years				Buffalo Head Coach			Fired
Utah State		Defensive Coordinator	Gary Andersen		Better Job			Ryan Pittman		3 Years				N/A					N/A
Florida Atlantic	Offensive Coordinator	Darryl Jackson		Better Job			Bob Toledo		2 Years				Tulane Head Coach			Fired
North Texas		Offensive Coordinator	Mike Canales		Better Job			Larry Porter		1 Year				Memphis Head Coach			Fired
San Jose State		Offensive Coordinator	John DeFilippo		Better Job			Mark Hudspeth		3 Years				UL-Lafayette Head Coach			Fired

 

[krulmichael]

[size=-2]The Duo of Denard Robinson & Roy Roundtree will Return for their Senior Seasons[/size]

Ann Arbor, MI (AP) - Michigan fans can rest easier this evening as the duo of Junior QB Denard Robinson & redshirt Junior WR Roy Roundtree announced together earlier today that they both were coming back for their Senior season to win a National Championship. Although that is relieving, what isn't is that Junior DE Craig Roh has decided to leave for the NFL Draft.

The biggest hit the Wolverines team took was certainly on their defensive line. With Craig Roh leaving for the NFL Draft, redshirt Senior DE Ryan Van Bergen (who set the Michigan school record of 13.5 sacks this season), and Senior DT Mike Martin graduating, the Wolverines defensive front is going to look entirely different next season. Roh, Van Bergen, and Martin were all First-Team All Americans this past season as they lead Michigan to a total of 45 sacks, which was most in the country. Their presence definitely will be missed.

Other notable names that are graduating are the Returner of the Year, WR/RET Darryl Stonum who was probably more of a threat through the air as one of Denard's favorite safety net receivers all season long. HB Michael Shaw is also a big name that will be graduating as he had a break out year that certainly helped his draft stock rushing for well over 1,000 yards. TE Kevin Koger, WR Junior Hemingway, CB Troy Woolfolk, and T Mark Huyge are also on their way out.

A total of 16 players in all, including an interesting transfer with redshirt Sophomore HB Fitzgerald Toussaint leaving to Central Michigan for a better opportunity of playing.

Players Leaving

Player			Position		Overall		Year			Reason
=======================================================================================================
David Molk		C			92		SR(RS)			Graduation
Mike Martin		DT			89		SR			Graduation
Craig Roh		DE			87		JR			NFL Draft
Kevin Koger		TE			87		SR			Graduation
Michael Shaw		HB			86		SR			Graduation
Darryl Stonum		WR			85		SR			Graduation
Troy Woolfolk		CB			85		SR(RS)			Graduation
Junior Hemingway	WR			85		SR(RS)			Graduation
Mark Huyge		OT			84		SR(RS)			Graduation
Ryan Van Bergen		DE			83		SR(RS)			Graduation
J.B. Fitzgerald		OLB			78		SR			Graduation
Martavious Odoms	WR			78		SR			Graduation
Kelvin Grady		WR			77		SR(RS)			Graduation
Brandon Herron		MLB			76		SR(RS)			Graduation
Fitzgerald Toussaint	HB			75		SO(RS)			Transfer - CMU
John McColgan		FB			73		SR(RS)			Graduation

 

[krulmichael]

[Size=+2]Top 10 Recruiting Classes[/SIZE]

Rank	Team		*****		**** 		***   		**  	   	*       	Total
==================================================================================================================
[b][color=#000063]1	Michigan	2		12		10		0		1		25[/color][/b]
2	Oregon		2		11		11		0		0		24
3	Oklahoma	3		9		10		0		0		22
4	Boise State	1		13		8		2		0		24
5	Texas		3		9		7		0		0		19
6	Auburn		3		7		10		0		0		20
7	Penn State	0		14		7		0		0		21
8	Alabama		2		12		3		0		0		17
9	TCU		1		9		6		7		0		23
10	Notre Dame	0		10		11		1		0		22

[size=+2]Top 10 Prospects[/SIZE]

Rank		Caliber		School		Position		Name			Hometown		Height		Weight
================================================================================================================================================
1		*****	Ohio State	QB			Gunner Kiel		Columbus, IN		6'4"		210
2		*****	Ohio State	HB			Barry Sanders Jr.	Oklahoma City, OK	5'11"		190
3		*****	Oregon		WR			Kevin Moore		Waterford, MI		6'0"		206
4		*****	Florida		HB			Steven Chavis		Groveton, VA		6'0"		220
5		*****	Auburn		ATH			Maurice Holmes		Denton, TX		6'1"		173
6		*****	Alabama		WR			Derek Butler		Benton Harbor, MI	6'2"		165
7		*****	Ohio State	HB			John James		Sedalia, MO		5'8"		183
8		*****	Alabama		WR			James Scott		Merrifield, VA		5'10"		178
9		*****	UL-Lafayette	WR			Craig Anderson		Pinellas Park, FL	6'1"		175
10		*****	Oklahoma	ATH			Marcus Riley		Kenmore, WA		6'4"		177

 

[krulmichael]

Ann Arbor, MI (AP) - Impressive. That's the word to describe Coach Kleinbauer's very late push that resulted in the #1 Recruiting Class in the entire country. The Wolverines were ranked #88 in recruiting classes after the Gator Bowl, but off-season recruiting proved to be absolutely huge for Michigan.

With the recruiting looking a little bleak towards the end of the season with a few solid signings during it, Michigan's program was a little unsure of how the upcoming year would look with incoming Freshman, but they are nothing but smiles now as Coach Kleinbauer somehow hauled in the #1 class in a matter of 5 weeks (let's hope he didn't take the check book route...we keed we keed).

Look for some new names to make their mark during their freshman season as Coach Kleinbauer's stated that many of the recruits won't be redshirted and plans on having them make an impact in the very first season.

[size=+2]Incoming Recruits[/SIZE]

Rank		Caliber		Position		Name			Hometown		Height		Weight		Overall
================================================================================================================================================
1		*****   	ATH			Chris Walker		Shelby, OH		6'2"		180		78
2		*****   	ATH			Drew Kendrick		New Braunfels, TX	6'2"		214		78
3		****		DE			Craig Weiss		Wyoming, MI		6'4"		191		78
4		****		QB			Levi Strauss		Flint, Michigan		5'8"		198		78
5		****		SS			Dominic Leak		Buckhannon, WV		6'1"		186		78
6		****		QB			Bruce Smith		Fort Thomas, KY		6'2"		190		78
7		****		WR			Kyle Cox		Sanford, FL		6'2"		213		72
8		****		ATH			Preston Hargrove	Richmond Heights, OH	6'3"		208		73
9		****		ATH			Michael Godfrey		Cut Bank, MT		6'6"		318		74
10		****		WR			Kenny Porter		Monterey Park, CA	6'2"		180		74
11		****		TE			Eric Joseph		Ajo, AZ			6'4"		252		77
12		****		WR			Robert Justice		Clovis, CA		6'5"		185		77
13		****		SS			Travis Rooney		Demopolis, AL		6'2"		195		78
14		****		DT			Cole McDowell		Buena Vista, MI		6'1"		290		78
15		***		TE			Spencer Tucker		San Jose, CA		6'3"		234		66
16		***		OG			Clifford Jennings	Tallulah, LA		6'1"		285		66
17		***		TE			Jason Amos		Vineland, NJ		6'3"		245		66
18		***		OT			Bryan Green		Mattoon, IL		6'2"		283		67
19		***		FS			Courtney Terrell	Noblesville, IN		6'1"		194		74
20		***		DE			Junior Daniels		Lubbock, TX		6'1"		255		78
21		*		FB			Andrew Herring		Broken Arrow, OK	6'1"		263		61

 

[krulmichael]

[size=+3]Impact Players[/size]

Denard Robinson
Position: Quarterback
Class: Senior
Ratings: 95 OVR, 96 SPD, 99 ACC, 81 AWR, 93 THP, 85 THA
2011 Stats: 143.5 QB Rating, 146/312, 2652 Yards, 27 Touchdowns, 5 Interceptions, 46.8 Completion %, 24.0 Pass AVG, 204.0 Game AVG, 130 Carries, 856 Yards, 13 Touchdowns, 6.6 Carry AVG, 65.8 Game AVG, 7 Fumbles

Roy Roundtree
Position: Wide Receiver
Class: Redshirt Senior
Ratings: 93 OVR, 91 SPD, 88 AWR, 89 CTH, 96 RTE, 76 CIT
2011 Stats: 39 Receptions, 933 Yards, 11 Touchdowns, 23.9 Reception AVG, 71.8 Game AVG, 367 YAC, 4 Drops

Jordan Kovacs
Position: Safety
Class: Redshirt Senior
Ratings: 89 OVR, 84 SPD, 79 AWR, 67 CTH, 95 TAK, 77 POW
2011 Stats: 45 Tackles, 22 Tackles-For-Loss, 39 Assisted Tackles, 1 Sack, 2 Interceptions, 1 Touchdown, 9 Deflections

[b][font=arial][size=6][color=#000063]2012 Wolverines Roster[/size][/b][/font][/color][size=3]
#    Pos  Player                  Cl.
[b][color=blue]16   QB   Denard Robinson         Jr.[/b][/color]
7    QB   Devin Gardner           Jr.
11   QB   Russell Bellomy         So.
[color=red]1    QB   Levi Strauss		  Fr.[/color]
[color=red]8    QB   Bruce Smith		  Fr.[/color]
2    HB   Vincent Smith           Sr.
15   HB   Michael Cox             rSr.
33   HB   Stephen Hopkins         Jr.
42   HB   Chris Walker		  Fr.
26   HB   Justice Hayes           rFr.
38   HB   Thomas Rawls            rFr.
47   FB   Spencer Tucker	  Fr.
40   FB   Andrew Herring	  Fr.
[b]12   WR   Roy Roundtree           rSr.[/b]
6    WR   Jeron Stokes            rJr.
81   WR   Jerald Robinson         rSo.
85   WR   Robert Justice	  Fr.
17   WR   Jeremy Jackson          rSo.
10   WR   Jeremy Gallon           rJr.
87   WR   Kyle Cox		  Fr.
[color=red]89   WR   Kenny Porter		  Fr.[/color]
80   TE   Ricardo Miller          rSo.
88   TE   Brandon Moore           rSr.
82   TE   Chris Barnett           rFr.
[color=red]84   TE   Eric Joseph		  Fr.[/color]
[color=red]83   TE   Jason Amos		  Fr.[/color]
77   OT   Taylor Lewan            rJr.
69   OT   Erik Gunderson          rJr.
75   OT   Michael Schofied        rJr.
71   OT   Bryan Green		  Fr.
65   OG   Patrick Omameh          rSr.
56   OG   Ricky Barnum            rSr.
79   OG   Tony Posada             rFr.
59   OG   Chris Bryant            rFr.
57   OG   Elliot Mealer           rSr.
63   C    Rocko Khoury            rSr.
[color=red]67   C    Michael Godfrey         Fr.[/color]
[color=red]61   C    Clifford Jennings       Fr.[/color]
97   DE   Brennen Beyer           So.
55   DE   Jibreel Black           Jr.
92   DE   Junior Daniels	  Jr.
91   DE   Preston Hargrove	  Fr.
90   DE   Craig Weiss		  Fr.
73   DT   William Campbell        Jr.
76   DT   Quinton Washington      rJr.
54   DT   Richard Ash             rJr.
41   DT   Kenny Wilkins           rJr.
98   DT   Cole McDowell		  Fr.
4    OLB  Cameron Gordon	  rJr.
27   OLB  Mike Jones              Sr.
37   OLB  Jake Ryan               rSo.
58   OLB  Drew Kendrick		  Fr.
25   MLB  Kenny Demens            rSr.
51   MLB  Marrell Evans           rSo.
44   MLB  Desmond Morgan          rFr.
12   CB   J.T. Floyd              rSr.
5    CB   Courtney Avery          Jr.
36   CB   Terrence Talbot         rSo.
23   CB   Blake Countess          So.
31   CB   Greg Brown              rFr.
[color=red]29   CB   Dominic Leak		  Fr.[/color]
13   FS   Carvin Johnson          Jr.
14   FS   Josh Furman             rSo.
[color=red]39   FS   Courtney Terrell	  Fr.[/color]
[color=blue][b]32   SS   Jordan Kovacs           rSr.[/b][/color]
30   SS   Thomas Gordon           rJr.
3    SS   Marvin Robinson         Jr.
[color=red]21   SS   Travis Rooney		  Fr.[/color]
45   K    Matt Wile               So.
43   P    Will Hagerup            Jr.[/size]

Legend

Bold - Impact Players
Blue - Captain
Red - Redshirted
Italicized - Transfer

 

[krulmichael]

2012 (Big Ten)

Strength of Schedule - A+

- September 1st, 2012 - at Alabama
Team Ratings: A Overall, B+ Offense, A Defense, A+ Special Teams
Pre-Season Ranking: #1

- September 8th, 2012 - at Notre Dame
Team Ratings: A Overall, A Offense, B+ Defense, B Special Teams
Pre-Season Ranking: #20

- September 15th, 2012 - vs. Air Force
Team Ratings: B- Overall, B- Offense, C+ Defense, C- Special Teams
Pre-Season Ranking: #39

- September 22nd, 2012 - vs. Northwestern
Team Ratings: B Overall, B Offense, B- Defense, B Special Teams
Pre-Season Ranking: #46

- October 6th, 2012 - at Minnesota
Team Ratings: B- Overall, C+ Offense, C+ Defense, C Special Teams
Pre-Season Ranking: #86

- October 13th, 2012 - vs. Michigan State
Team Ratings: A Overall, A- Offense, A- Defense, A+ Special Teams
Pre-Season Ranking: #7

- October 20th, 2012 - at Nebraska
Team Ratings: B+ Overall, B+ Offense, B+ Defense, B+ Special Teams
Pre-Season Ranking: #6

- November 3rd, 2012 - vs. Iowa
Team Ratings: B+ Overall, B+ Offense, B+ Defense, A+ Special Teams
Pre-Season Ranking: #34

- November 10th, 2012 - vs. Illinois
Team Ratings: B Overall, B Offense, B- Defense, C Special Teams
Pre-Season Ranking: #44

- November 17th, 2012 - at Purdue
Team Ratings: B Overall, B Offense, B- Defense, D+ Special Teams
Pre-Season Ranking: #53

- November 24th, 2012 - at Ohio State
Team Ratings: A Overall, B+ Offense, A Defense, A- Special Teams
Pre-Season Ranking: #12

 

[krulmichael]

[size=+3]My School[/size]

Program Prestige -

Academic Prestige -

Academic Prestige - A+
Campus Lifestyle - A+
Coach Loyalty - C+
Coach Prestige - D+
Conference Prestige - A
Championship Contender - A
Athletic Facilities - A
Fan Base - A+
Pro Potential - A+
Program Stability - B
Program Tradition - A+
Television Exposure - A

[size=+1]Position Needs[/size]

MLB (1), OLB (1), OG (1)
​

 

[krulmichael]

[b][SIZE=6]2012 PRE-SEASON POLLS[/size][/b]
[b]COACHES POLL           Big Ten Conference[/b]
1    Alabama              6   Nebraska    
2    South Carolina       7   Michigan State         
3    Oregon               [color=#000063][b]11  Michigan[/color][/b]    
4    Oklahoma             12  Ohio State          
5    Stanford             14  Wisconsin             
6    Nebraska             28  Penn State           
7    Michigan State       34  Iowa
8    Boise State          44  Illinois
9    Mississippi State    46  Northwestern
10   Texas A&M            53  Purdue
[color=#000063][b]11   Michigan[/color][/b] 86  Minnesota 
12   Ohio State           90  Indiana   
13   Texas
14   Wisconsin
15   Florida State
16   Auburn
17   Arizona
18   TCU
19   Florida
20   Notre Dame
21   Virginia Tech
22   Arkansas
23   Utah
24   USF
25   Miami
26   Tennessee
27   Oklahoma State
28   Penn State
29   LSU
30   Georgia Tech
31   Tulsa
32   West Virginia
33   USC
34   Iowa
35   Pittsburgh
36   Southern Miss
37   North Carolina
38   N.C. State
39   Air Force
40   Nevada
41   Connecticut
42   Houston
43   Ole Miss
44   Illinois
45   Clemson
46   Northwestern
47   Hawaii
48   Temple
49   Arizona State
50   Maryland
51   ECU
52   Fresno State
53   Purdue
54   Ohio
55   Boston College
56   Miami (Ohio)
57   Oregon State
58   Missouri
59   Louisville
60   Colorado State
61   UCF
62   Georgia
63   Navy
64   San Diego State
65   Cincinnati
66   UCLA
67   Vanderbilt
68   Washington
69   Kansas State
70   Texas Tech
71   Rutgers
72   SMU
73   Colorado
74   Middle Tennessee State
75   Northern Illinois
76   Troy
77   Kansas
78   BYU
79   Cal
80   Virginia
81   Syracuse
82   Western Michigan
83   Kentucky
84   Western Kentucky
85   Arkansas State
86   Minnesota
87   Duke
88   Louisiana Tech
89   Wake Forest
90   Indiana
91   Toledo
92   Central Michigan
93   Baylor
94   Kent State
95   Washington State
96   Florida International
97   UAB
98   Eastern Michigan
99   UTEP
100  Iowa State
101  Utah State
102  Wyoming
103  Buffalo
104  Rice
105  North Texas
106  Army
107  Memphis
108  Idaho
109  Tulane
110  Florida Atlantic
111  UL-Lafayette
112  Marshall
113  UL-Monroe
114  New Mexico
115  Bowling Green
116  New Mexico State
117  Akron
118  UNLV
119  San Jose State
120  Ball State

 

[krulmichael]

[size=+1]Happenings Around The Nation[/size]

QB#16 Denard Robinson (Sr. 95 ovr), Michigan
HB#13 Ronnie Hillman (Jr. 94 ovr), San Diego State
HB#5 Michael Dyer (Jr. 98 ovr), Auburn
HB#21 Marcus Lattimore (Jr. 99 ovr), South Carolina
HB#21 LaMichael James (rSr. 99 ovr), Oregon

2012 Pre-Season All-America Team

First Team

Offense
QB, Denard Robinson, Michigan
HB, Michael Dyer, Auburn
HB, Ronnie Hillman, San Diego State
WR, Roy Roundtree, Michigan
WR, Kenny Stills, Oklahoma
TE, Brian Teague, Oregon
C, Jay Finch, Georgia Tech
OG, Eric Herman, Ohio
OG, Percy Taumoelau, Utah
OT, Jimmy Gjere, Minnesota
OT, Michael Via, Virginia Tech

Defense
DE, John Simon, Ohio State
DE, Roosevelt Nix, Kent State
DT, Shakel Lucas, Louisiana Tech
DT, Jorge Wright, West Virginia
MLB, Oliver Schober, Wyoming
OLB, Kevin Pierre Louis, Boston College
OLB, Christian Kirksey, Iowa
CB, Johnny Adams, Michigan State
CB, Morris Claiborne, LSU
FS, John Boyett, Oregon
SS, Jordan Kovacs, Michigan

Special Teams
K, Justin Sorensen, BYU
P, Ryan Epperson, Texas A&M
RET, Tavarres King, Georgia

Second Team

Offense
QB, Dayne Crist, Notre Dame
HB, LaMichael James, Oregon
HB, Joseph Randle, Oklahoma State
WR, Christopher Coyle, Arizona State
WR, Mike Shanahan, Pittsburgh
TE, Justice Cunningham, South Carolina
OT, Jeremiah Sirles, Nebraska
OG, Andrew Rodriguez, Nebraska
C, Reese Dismukes, Auburn
OG, Omoregie Uzzi, Georgia Tech
OT, Corey King, Pittsburgh

Defense
DE, Kenny Anunike, Duke
DE, Ryne Giddins, USF
DT, Jacobbi McDaniel, Florida State
DT, Marcus Forston, Miami
OLB, Mason Graham, Navy
MLB, Taylor Reed, SMU
OLB, Keanon Cooper, Minnesota
CB, Dre' Kirkpatrick, Alabama
CB, Travis Howard, Ohio State
FS, Carvin Johnson, Michigan
SS, Chad Boyd, Louisiana Tech

Special Teams
K, Kip Smith, UCLA
P, Zac Murphy, Miami (Ohio)
RET, Lamar Miller, Miami

2012 Pre-Season All-Big Ten Team

First Team

Offense
QB, Denard Robinson, Michigan
HB, Ralph Bolden, Purdue
HB, Montee Ball, Wisconsin
WR, Roy Roundtree, Michigan
WR, Antavian Edison, Purdue
TE, Jake Stoneburner, Ohio State
OT, Jeremiah Sirles, Nebraska
OG, Andrew Rodriguez, Nebraska
C, Tyler Sands, Illinois
OG, Brent Qvale, Nebraska
OT, Jimmy Gjere, Minnesota

Defense
DE, John Simon, Ohio State
DE, Matt Garin, Minnesota
DT, Brian Arnfelt, Northwestern
DT, Baker Steinkuhler, Nebraska
MLB, Dwayne Beckford, Purdue
OLB, Christian Kirksey, Iowa
OLB, Keanon Cooper, Minnesota
CB, Johnny Adams, Michigan State
CB, Travis Howard, Ohio State
FS, Carvin Johnson, Michigan
SS, Jordan Kovacs, Michigan

Special Teams
K, Drew Basil, Ohio State
P, Will Hagerup, Michigan
RET, Normondo Harris, Purdue

Second Team

Offense
QB, James Vandenberg, Iowa
HB, Edwin Baker, Michigan State
HB, Marcus Coker, Iowa
WR, Demetrius Fields, Northwestern
WR, Corey Brown, Ohio State
TE, Gabe Holmes, Purdue
OT, Casey Dehn, Wisconsin
OT, Riley Reiff, Iowa
C, Matt Stankiewitch, Penn State
OG, John Urschel, Penn State
OG, Chris McDonald, Michigan State

Defense
DE, Tyler Hoover, Michigan State
DE, Eric Martin, Nebraska
DT, William Campbell, Michigan
DT, Jordan Hill, Penn State
OLB, Steve Gardiner, Michigan State
MLB, Etienne Sabino, Ohio State
OLB, Storm Klein, Ohio State
CB, J.T. Floyd, Michigan
CB, Marcus Cromartie, Wisconsin
FS, Courtney Osborne, Nebraska
SS, Orhian Johnson, Ohio State

Special Teams
K, Mauro Bondi, Nebraska
P, Brandon Williams, Northwestern
RET, Jordan Hall, Ohio State

Top 10 Toughest Places To Play

1. Gaylord-Oklahoma Memorial - Oklahoma Sooners
2. Autzen Stadium - Oregon Ducks
3. Bryant-Denny Stadium - Alabama Crimson Tide
4. The Horseshoe - Ohio State Buckeyes
5. Death Valley - LSU Tigers
6. Memorial Stadium - Nebraska Cornhuskers
7. The Swamp - Florida Gators
8. Jordan-Hare Stadium - Auburn Tigers
9. Happy Valley - Penn State Nittany Lions
10. Camp Randall Stadium - Wisconsin Badgers
​

 

[Fox1994]

I did not know Denard's completion percentage was so low... Wish he had hit 1000 yards rushing again... he'd be on his way to being only the second player, behind Colin Kaepernick, to throw for 2000 and rush for 1000 three years in a row.

 

[GMSFootballa54]

loving this man.

 

[krulmichael]

Week 2 - Game Preview

Saturday, September 1st, 2012, 3:30 PM (EST)
National Broadcast

Herbstreit's Pick - Michigan​

Team Ratings
Overall: A
Offense: B+
Defense: A

Team Stats

Points Per Game: N/A
Total Offense: N/A
Rush Offense: N/A
Pass Offense: N/A
Total Defense: N/A
Rush Defense: N/A
Pass Defense: N/A
Turnover Diff: N/A

Key Player

MLB #30 - Donta Hightower (rSr.) - 99 Overall

Injuries

None

Prospects Visiting

None

Team Ratings
Overall: B+
Offense: A
Defense: B

Team Stats

Points Per Game: N/A
Total Offense: N/A
Rush Offense: N/A
Pass Offense: N/A
Total Defense: N/A
Rush Defense: N/A
Pass Defense: N/A
Turnover Diff: N/A

Key Player

QB #16 Denard Robinson (Sr.) - 95 Overall

Injuries

None

Prospects Visiting

None

 

[krulmichael]

Week 2 - Game Report

#10 Michigan Wolverines (0-0) (0-0) at #1 Alabama Crimson Tide (0-0) (0-0)

[Size=+3]Breaking Their Tuscaloosa Heart[/Size]

It's a Game of Inches on the Field...and in the Air​

Ann Arbor, MI (AP) - After being finalized almost 2 years ago, the date has finally arrived. September 1st, 2012, which means two of the winningest teams in college football clash against each other, the #10 Michigan Wolverines face off against the #1 Alabama Crimson Tide in what could already play a role in the National Championship game at the end of the season. On a beautiful afternoon in Tuscaloosa, Alabama (since neutral sites aren't in yet...otherwise it'd be Dallas Stadium, just saying), two teams with high hopes clash with what already has a bowl game feel to it.

The game didn't start off well for the Wolverines as they punted the ball to Bama after a quick 3 and out that led to two big 3rd and long gaffs that led to a 65 yard touchdown drive by the Crimson Tide for the early 7-0 lead at the end of the first quarter.

The Crimson Tide ended up having a defense lapse of their own at the start of the 2nd quarter as on 3rd and 8 from their own 40, they somehow seemed to forget who was lining up at quarterback for the Wolverines as Denard Robinson came out in a 5 wide shotgun set, saw that there was no one in the middle after the 4-man rush and audibled down to a QB draw and ran straight up the gut untouched for the 40 yard touchdown to tie the game right back up, 7-7.

Both teams were pretty much deadlocked for the remained for the first half before Bama tacked on 3 points and a hail mary attempt to the endzone by the Wolverines was swatted down for a 10-7 Alabama lead at halftime.

The 3rd quarter would lead to some exciting defense as both teams turned the ball over before redshirt Junior QB A.J. McCarron threw his second pick of the day as redshirt Sophomore CB Terrence Talbot jumped in front of the receiver to pick it off with nothing but 70 yards of daylight ahead of him giving Michigan their first lead of the day, 14-10. It didn't take too long for the Tide to get up by a touchdown again though as the next drive they settled for 3 points before stopping the Wolverines on a 3 and out which led to another big drive, only this time capped off by a touchdown pass followed by a 2 point conversion. 21-14 Alabama at the end of the 3rd quarter.

The 4th quarter started off with a bang as McCarron threw his 3rd interception of the game, this time to redshirt Senior CB J.T. Floyd giving Michigan's offense the ball at their own 42 yard line. On the first play of the new drive, Denard faked the handoff to Senior HB Vincent Smith and rolled out right under pressure, heaved a bomb all the way to the endzone to his good buddy Senior WR Roy Roundtree for the 57 yard tying touchdown! That's exactly what the duo came back to do this season as it's a ballgame again with 7 minutes remaining, 21-21.

Later in the 4th both quarterbacks traded back to back interceptions (Denard's 1st, McCarron's 4th) with Michigan's offense finally driving down field late attempting a 40 yard kick with Sophomore K Matt Wile, who struggled last season from distance. The snap & hold were good as Wile kicked a line drive past the uprights for the 3 points, Wolverines leading 24-21 now with 2 minutes remaining in the game. Bama's offense trotted onto the field as McCarron threw 3 straight incomplete passes leading to a do or die 4th down. From the shotgun set, McCaron took the snapp, bounced around in the pocket a bit and just before getting drilled heaved up a 43 yard pass that ended up being a jump ball one on one on the sidelines....CAUGHT by true Freshman and Michigan native WR Derek Butler, oh my! Now another incompletion and a loss of 1 on a run, McCarron drilled his receiver for 10 yards, but faced a 4th and 1 with 44 seconds remaining. Alabama Head Coach Nick Saban decided to bring out the field goal unit before Coach Kleinbauer called a timeout perhaps to ice the kicker and prepare his defense for any fakes. Both teams trotted back onto the field before Junior K Cade Foster took the kick as it went up, sailing for what seemed like an eternity...further to the right, further...it hits off the post and bounces into the endzone! NO GOOD! Foster missed a 30 yard field goal as a camera of both head coaches pops up with Saban showing a face of disappointment and disbelief as Kleinbauer has a huge grin giving a fist pump.

What a game and what a huge victory for Coach Kleinbauer and his Michigan Wolverines. Arguably the hardest test of the season came early and they survived, but can they keep winning and make it to the National Title? That remains to be seen, but one helluva way to jumpstart the journey! #10 Michigan takes down #1 Alabama 24-21.

[size=+3]Play of the Game[/size]

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Box Score

- 0 - 7 - 7 - 10 - 24

- 7 - 3 - 11 - 0 - 21


Players Of The Game

- QB #16

Denard Robinson - 95.6 QB Rating, 7/20, 129 Yds, 1 TD, 1 INT, 18 ATT, 92 Yds, 1 TD, 5.1 AVG, 1 FUM

- WR #2

DeAndrew White - 5 REC, 85 Yds, 1 TD, 17.0 AVG, 9 YAC


Player Stats

QB#16 Denard Robinson - 95.6 QB Rating, 7/20, 129 Yds, 1 TD, 1 INT, 18 ATT, 92 Yds, 1 TD, 5.1 AVG, 1 FUM
HB#2 Vincent Smith - 13 ATT, 9 Yds, 0.6 AVG
WR#12 Roy Roundtree - 4 REC, 87 Yds, 1 TD, 21.7 AVG, 2 YAC
MLB#25 Kenny Demens - 5 TAK, 1 TFL, 1 INT, 1 DEF
CB#31 Greg Brown - 1 INT, 1 DEF
CB#36 Terrence Talbot - 1 TAK, 1 INT, 1 TD
CB#12 J.T. Floyd - 3 TAK, 1 INT, 2 DEF
K#45 Matt Wile - 1/2 FG, 3/3 XP, 40 Long

QB#10 A.J. McCarron - 100.3 QB Rating, 11/33, 280 Yds, 2 TD, 4 INT, 1 ATT, 1 Yd
HB#42 Eddie Lacy - 29 ATT, 55 Yds, 1.8 AVG
HB#4 Adonis Smith - 6 ATT. 40 Yds, 6.6 AVG, 1 REC, 9 Yds, 1 TD, 12 YAC
WR#2 DeAndrew White - 5 REC, 85 Yds, 1 TD, 17.0 AVG, 9 YAC
WR#83 Kevin Norwood - 2 REC, 67 Yds, 1 TD, 33.5 AVG, 17 YAC
MLB#30 Donta Hightower - 7 TAK, 2 TFL, 0.5 Sack, 1 FR
FS#29 Will Lowery - 4 TAK, 1 TFL, 1.5 Sacks
DE#49 Ed Stinson - 3 TAK, 1 TFL, 1 Sack
OLB#55 Donnie Horton - 4 TAK, 3 TFL, 1 Sack
SS#12 Hasean Clinton Dix - 1 TAK, 1 INT, 2 DEF
FS#37 Robert Lester - 6 TAK, 1 FF, 1 DEF
CB#21 Dre' Kirkpatrick - 6 TAK, 1 TFL, 1 FF, 2 DEF, 2 KR, 70 Yds, 3 PR, 45 Yds, 15.0 AVG
K#43 Cade Foster - 2/4 FG, 1/1 XP, 41 Long

​

 

[Fox1994]

I wish this area of the site weren't so dead. People need to see the awesomeness going on back here. Haha. Keep it up, man. This is great fun to read. Very well written, the graphic arts are on point. Just total package ish. Great work.

 

[krulmichael]

[size=+2]Happenings Around The Big Ten[/size]

Week 2 Recap

Northwestern 17 at Syracuse 10
Western Michigan 28 at Illinois 19
UL-Monroe 3 at #13 Wisconsin 29
#5 Michigan State 33 at Central Michigan 9
Penn State 35 at Virginia 14
Purdue 7 at #4 Oklahoma 35
#11 Ohio State 32 at #9 Texas A&M 27
Fresno State 28 at Indiana 14
#7 Nebraska 31 at UCLA 14
Northern Illinois 9 at Iowa 39
Minnesota 30 at UNLV 14

Big Ten Players Of The Week

Offense:

- HB#34 Marcus Coker (Jr.) - 20 ATT, 116 Yds, 2 TD, 2 REC, 52 Yds

Defense:

- OLB#43 Mike Hull (rSo.) - 2 TAK, 5 ATK, 2 FF, 2 FR

[size=+2]Legends[/size]​

RK	Team		Rec	PCT	Conf	PF	PA	Div	Streak	Home	Road
============================================================================================
1	Northwestern	1-0	1.000	0-0	17	10	0-0	W1	0-0	1-0
2	Minnesota	2-0	1.000	0-0	61	20	0-0	W2	0-0	2-0
3	Iowa		1-0	1.000	0-0	39	9	0-0	W1	1-0	0-0
[color=#000063][B]4	Michigan	1-0	1.000	0-0	24	21	0-0	W1	0-0	1-0[/color][/B]
5	Michigan State	2-0	1.000	0-0	77	30	0-0	W2	1-0	1-0
6	Nebraska	1-0	1.000	0-0	31	14	0-0	W1	0-0	1-0

[size=+2]Leaders[/size]​

RK	Team		Rec	PCT	Conf	PF	PA	Div	Streak	Home	Road
============================================================================================
1	Penn State	1-0	1.000	0-0	35	14	0-0	W1	0-0	1-0
2	Wisconsin	1-0	1.000	0-0	29	3	0-0	W1	1-0	0-0
3	Ohio State	1-0	1.000	0-0	32	27	0-0	W1	0-0	1-0
4	Illinois	0-1	0.000	0-0	19	28	0-0	L1	0-1	0-0
5	Indiana		0-2	0.000	0-0	38	63	0-0	L2	0-1	0-1
6	Purdue		0-1	0.000	0-0	7	35	0-0	L1	0-0	0-1

 

[krulmichael]

NCAA Week 2 Recap


Top 25 Scores

FCS Midwest 0 at #16 Auburn 51
Wyoming 14 at #12 Texas 20
Bowling Green 20 at #19 Florida 27
FCS West 14 at #22 Arkansas 39
UL-Monroe 3 at #13 Wisconsin 29
#5 Michigan State 33 at Central Michigan 9
#2 South Carolina 28 at Navy 21
FCS Northwest 0 at #18 TCU 37
Toledo 20 at #17 Arizona 41
ECU 31 at #21 Virginia Tech 24
#14 Florida State 45 at #24 USF 17
Purdue 7 at #4 Oklahoma 35
#11 Ohio State 32 at #9 Texas A&M 27
#23 Utah 45 at Utah State 10
#25 Miami 18 at Kansas State 37
FCS Midwest 7 at #8 Mississippi State 42
FCS Northwest 14 at #15 Boise State 41
Arkansas State 10 at #3 Oregon 56
#7 Nebraska 31 at UCLA 14
#6 Stanford 37 at #20 Notre Dame 31 - OVERTIME

RK	LW		Team/Votes		Rec		Points	
======================================================================
1	2	South Carolina (40)		2-0		1504
2	3	Oregon (21)        		1-0		1411	
3	4	Oklahoma 			1-0		1342
4	5	Michigan State  	        2-0	    	1295
5	6	Stanford	  		1-0		1252
6	7	Nebraska 			1-0    		1164
[color=#000063][B]7	10	Michigan        		1-0		1113[/COLOR][/B]
8	8	Mississippi State		1-0		1082
9	1       Alabama				0-1		1051
10	11	Ohio State        		1-0		1051
11	12	Texas		       		1-0		845
12	13	Wisconsin			1-0		789
13	14	Florida State			1-0		756
14	9	Texas A&M	   		0-1		639
15      15      Boise State       		1-1	    	632
16	16	Auburn				2-0		632
17	17	Arizona	       		        1-0		583
18	18	TCU	        		1-0		535
19	19	Florida	        		1-0		489
20	22	Arkansas			2-0		359
21	23	Utah	  			1-0		331
22	20	Notre Dame			0-1		240
23	UR	Oklahoma State 			1-0		173
24	UR	Penn State   		        1-0		150
25	UR	LSU	       		        1-0		109

Dropped Out: Virginia Tech (#21), USF (#24), Miami (#25)

Others Receiving Votes: Georgia Tech (79), N.C. State (76), USF (65), Iowa (38), Virginia Tech (26)

Players Of The Week

Offense:

- QB#4 Pete Thomas (Jr.) - 16/26, 268 Yds, 15 ATT, 115 Yds, 6 Total TD

Defense:

- OLB#50 Alex Means (Sr.) - 4 TAK, 2 ATK, 2 FF, 1 FR

1. Denard Robinson (Sr.) - QB - Michigan -

At Bama W (24-21): 95.6 QB Rating, 7/20, 129 Yards, 1 Touchdown, 1 Interception, 18 Carries, 92 Yards, 1 Touchdown, 5.1 Carry AVG, 1 Fumble

2. Ronnie Hillman (Jr.) - HB - San Diego State -

At Cin W (31-19): 15 Carries, 42 Yards, 1 Touchdown, 5 Receptions, 57 Yards

3. Michael Dyer (Jr.) - HB - Auburn -

Vs. FCS MW W (51-0): 260 All-Purpose Yards, 2 Total Touchdowns

4. Onterio McCalebb(Sr.)[/B] - HB - Auburn -

Vs. FCS MW W (51-0): 7 Carries, 46 Yards, 2 Touchdowns

5. Marcus Lattimore (Jr.) - HB - South Carolina -

At Navy W (28-21): 29 Carries, 207 Yards, 1 Touchdown
​

 

[krulmichael]

Week 3 - Game Preview

Saturday, September 8th, 2012, 8:00 PM (EST)
National Broadcast

Herbstreit's Pick - Michigan​

Team Ratings
Overall: A
Offense: A
Defense: B+

Team Stats

Points Per Game: 31.0 (#37)
Total Offense: 567 (#17)
Rush Offense: 157 (#78)
Pass Offense: 410 (#5)
Total Defense: 498 (#101)
Rush Defense: 220 (#80)
Pass Defense: 278 (#97)
Turnover Diff: -1 (#67)

Key Player

QB #10 - Dayne Crist (rSr.) - 98 Overall - 155.9 QB Rating, 26/43, 410 Yards, 2 Touchdowns, 15.7 Completion AVG, 13 Carries, 16 Yards, 1.2 Carry AVG,

Injuries

None

Prospects Visiting

None

Team Ratings
Overall: B+
Offense: A
Defense: B

Team Stats

Points Per Game: 24.0 (#60)
Total Offense: 241 (#105)
Rush Offense: 102 (#107)
Pass Offense: 139 (#79)
Total Defense: 336 (#52)
Rush Defense: 56 (#2)
Pass Defense: 280 (#98)
Turnover Diff: 2 (#15)

Key Player

QB #16 Denard Robinson (Sr.) - 95 Overall - 95.7 QB Rating, 7/20, 129 Yards, 1 Touchdown, 1 Interception, 18.4 Completion AVG, 18 Carries, 92 Yards, 1 Touchdown, 5.1 Carry AVG, 1 Fumble

Injuries

None

Prospects Visiting

None

 

[krulmichael]

Week 3 - Game Report

#7 Michigan Wolverines (1-0) (0-0) at #22 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (0-1)

[Size=+3]Pro-Style Offense Engage...With Some Flare[/Size]

Michigan May Have Found Their New Starting HB In Jr. Stephen Hopkins​

It Was Over When... - Denard "Shoelace" Robinson scored the first two touchdowns of the game with his legs from 8 and 15 yards out.

Turning Point - Every offensive possesion for the Wolverines in the first half.

Stat Of The Night - The two receiving touchdowns of the game were caught by 2 true freshman, Robert Justice & Kyle Cox

[size=+3]Play of the Game[/size]

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Box Score

- 7 - 14 - 7 - 7 - 35

- 0 - 0 - 7 - 7 - 14


Players Of The Game

- QB #16

Denard Robinson - 189.8 QB Rating, 12/19, 208 Yds, 2 TD, 12 ATT, -33 Yds, 2 TD, -2.7 AVG, 1 FUM

- OLB #55

Prince Shembo - 11 TAK, 2 TFL, 2 Sacks, 1 FF


Player Stats

QB#16 Denard Robinson - 189.8 QB Rating, 12/19, 208 Yds, 2 TD, 12 ATT, -33 Yds, 2 TD, -2.7 AVG, 1 FUM
HB#33 Stephen Hopkins - 24 ATT, 131 Yds, 1 TD, 5.4 AVG, 1 REC, 9 Yds, 3 YAC
WR#85 Robert Justice - 3 REC, 55 Yds, 1 TD, 18.3 AVG, 15 YAC
WR#87 Kyle Cox - 1 REC, 11 Yds, 1 TD
OLB#27 Mike Jones - 2 TAK, 1 TFL, 1 Sack
DE#55 Jibreel Black - 2 TAK, 1 TFL, 1 Sack
DE#92 Junior Daniels - 4 TAK, 2 TFL, 1 Sack
CB#36 Terrence Talbot - 4 TAK, 1 TFL, 1 INT, 1 FF, 3 DEF
K#45 Matt Wile - 5/5 XP

QB#10 Dayne Crist - 136.4 QB Rating, 17/33, 279 Yds, 2 TD, 1 INT, 3 ATT, -24 Yds, -8.0 AVG
HB#20 Cierre Wood - 11 ATT, 25 Yds, 2.2 AVG, 4 REC, 53 Yds, 1 TD, 13.2 AVG, 57 YAC
WR#6 Theo Riddick - 2 REC, 17 Yds, 1 TD, 12 YAC, 1 ATT, 6 Yds, 1 FUM, 3 KR, 75 Yds, 25.0 AVG, 2 PR, 22 Yds
OLB#55 Prince Shembo - 11 TAK, 2 TFL, 2 Sacks, 1 FF
DT#98 Sean Cwynar - 4 TAK, 2 TFL, 1 Sack
DE#89 Kapron Lewis Moore - 6 TAK, 2 TFL, 1 Sack
MLB#5 Manti Teo - 7 TAK, 1 TFL, 1 Sack, 1 DEF
FS#15 Dan McCarthy - 8 TAK, 1 TFL, 1 Sack
SS#26 Jamoris Slaughter - 4 TAK, 1 INT, 1 DEF
DE#7 Stephon Tuitt - 5 TAK, 1 TFL, 1 FR
K#27 Kyle Brindza - 0/2 FG, 2/2 XP
​