2012 Michigan Wolverines

[Jack Lambert]

Here are your starting white Wolverines for coach Brady Hoke in his 2nd year at the helm of Michigan. I think Hoke is still dealing with Rich Rod's recruits here on the offensive side of the ball, so the jury is still out on whether Hoke will be white friendly at Michigan or not. Rich Rod recruited both of the black QBs, but Hoke has two white QBs in Russell Bellomy and incoming QB Shane Morris.

Since '05, Michigan has started 8, 7, 8, 9, 8, 9, and 9 whites. Look for their average of 8 whites starting this year. Gotta love that white defense though, even if the offense will be unwatchable. The way it looks, there will be no whites on offense touching the ball on a regular basis; even the center is black. I'm hoping Hoke will at least get back to the "traditional" segregated offense of white QB, FB, TE, and OL at Michigan, and maybe even, God forbid, recruit a white skill player.

Reserve white Wolverines to watch for are QB Russell Bellomy, FB Joe Kerridge, WR Drew Dileo, TE Mike Kwiatkowski, LT Ben Braden, C Jack Miller, RG/LG Erik Magnuson, RT Elliot Mealer, DT/DE Nathan Brink, DE/DT Chris Rock and MLB Joe Bolden.

Offense
LT- Taylor Lewan (potential 1st round draft choice)
LG- Joey Burzynski or Kyle Kalis
RT- Michael Schofield

Defense
DE- Brennan Beyer
DE- Craig Roh
SLB- Jake Ryan
MLB- Desmond Morgan
SS- Jordan Kovacs

 

[TwentyTwo]

WR Drew Dileo from Baton Rouge LA 5'10" 175 is tough as nails! He had 2 TD's receptions last year and had a couple of carries....look for his role to expand!

According to NFLDraftScout.com DE/LB Craig Roh looks to be a early 2nd Round pick...he has put on 40lbs of muscle since entering his freshman year...looks to be trying to gain 10 more!

Had to do a double take on the name Desmond Morgan(LB)...coaches rave over his explosiveness & instincts!

SS-Jordan Kovacs is a great story with his student body try-out/ former walk-on status!

The potential 1st Round picks should continue with the new stud O-Lineman

The season-opener vs Alabama should be an interesting one!

The Wolverines have the early lead for #1 Recruiting Class in 13'

 

[celticdb15]

Kovacs and Lewan had nice games for Michigan against Alabama that's about it. I think Kovacs is underated as a prospect and is faster and plays about 10 pounds heavier than he is. If he bulks up some he could be the next Pat Tillman.


nepatriotsdraft.com: N.F.L. Draft Scouting Notes for [COLOR=#0000] Michigan vs Alabama[/COLOR].
Overview: Kovacs had a good night for Michigan’s defense, which was over-matched as a whole. He showed good tackling fundamentals and the willingness to stick his nose in there against bigger and stronger players. He missed a few tackles on the powerful Fowler, but was maybe the only Wolverine to figure out how to tackle T.J. Yeldon.


Overview: Lewan is an elite left tackle prospect. He is a natural bender and looks like he has improved his strength from last year. The penalties in this game will need to be cleaned up, but there was a lot to like from Lewan on a night where not much went right for the Wolverines.

overview: I wasn’t a huge fan of Roh last year when we scouted Michigan and that hasn’t changed yet. He is a nice effort player that just doesn’t have the athleticism to make a big impact against an offensive line like Alabama.

 

[Don Wassall]

Here's satire from a DWF. At least I hope it's satire.

[video=youtube;0rfbRCx9jXA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rfbRCx9jXA&sns=em[/video]​

 

[jaxvid]

Not a lot of love for Denard around these parts right now. His performance in the debacle in Dallas was miserable. However like black people everywhere, I blame the White man. The White man in this case, Al Borges, the UM offensive coordinator who has spent the last 8 months watching Denard throw in practices and for some reason thought he was suddenly going to become the next Tom Brady, or even Chad Henne.

When you are forced to play a black man at Qb you run him. You run him and run him and if he doesn't go anywhere you keep running him until you are so far behind you have to bring out a White guy to start throwing. This has been basic college football strategy for some time now and to see Michigan throwing inaccurate pass after inaccurate pass for the first half practically qualified as a hate crime.

I really wanted to see the cherished Alabama football team, and SEC, at least get pushed a little. But another massacre over the BIG 10 has the talking heads going even more ga-ga over their cherished afaletes from da south. Blah more speed, blah more afleticism, blah more coal dark players. Kinda sick of it.

 

[Colonel_Reb]

I hear what you are saying and I agree with you, jaxvid. It would be nice if some better SEC teams got knocked off by non-conference opponents early in the season. When it happens in bowls, it just doesn't have the same effect, especially if the SEC team wins the BCS mythical title game.

 

[Phall]

Last night's game against Notre Dame was miserable. They had the mental wherewithal to sub out their woeful black "quarterback" for an intelligent white. Meanwhile, Michigan had no recourse. We continued to allow our converted slot receiver, Denard Robinson, to toss ignominious interceptions. He seemed to outdo himself on each of his five turnovers.

Meanwhile, the announcers continued to drool over Denard as "still one of the most electric players in college football"... um, if you say so. He did outgain his Haitian running back teammate thanks to literally twice as many carries. He can juke and scamper with the best of them, but Denard is clearly not capable of running a productive offense. Bear in mind, his nickname is "Shoelace" because he did not know how to tie his shoelaces when he began Pop Warner football in his teens. For the sake of my alma mater, I hope he does not attempt to enter the NFL as a quarterback. Not because his physical metrics are so lacking (although they are), but because of the realistic possibility that he will score a 1 on the Wonderlic.

My old college roommates exchanged texts throughout the game. While I am usually the benchmark racist of that quintet, it wasn't long before the Obama voters were tossing out bigoted slurs amongst themselves.

Back to the game, Jake Ryan and Jordan Kovacs were defensive stars. They could not overcome the boneheaded mistakes of our blacks Ramon Taylor (pass interference on third and goal) and JT Floyd (#1 corner burned by white TE on third down to run out the clock). Michigan's two black guards were also particularly disappointing, allowing frequent pressure up the middle.

Looking forward, Michigan projects to remain static with its white starter tally, currently at seven. Coach Brady Hoke seems to be recruiting whites at the usual "caste" positions, which includes a prototypical white pocket passer next year. As the linebacking corps whitens, it's fair to assume that in Kovacs, Michigan has seen its last white defensive back for the foreseeable future.

 

[jaxvid]

Last night's game against Notre Dame was miserable. They had the mental wherewithal to sub out their woeful black "quarterback" for an intelligent white. Meanwhile, Michigan had no recourse. We continued to allow our converted slot receiver, Denard Robinson, to toss ignominious interceptions. He seemed to outdo himself on each of his five turnovers.

There was a stark contrast of the typical skills between White and black QB's in that game. Both Golson and Robinson were glorified running backs who looked completely out of place at the QB position. In comes Tommy Rees and it then looked like one team had a QB that knew how to play and that was the difference.

Both Michigan and Notre Dame are schools that can attribute much of their success to past teams that featured White QB's that ran pro style offenses. Both schools have sent lots of White QB's to the NFL. The programs recent desire to turn to spread style offenses run by affaletes has not coincidentally led to the downturn of the teams fortunes.

After the game Kelly said that they were committed to Golson as the starter. Too bad. Rees is going to have to come off the bench again a few times.

 

[Anak]

There was a stark contrast of the typical skills between White and black QB's in that game. Both Golson and Robinson were glorified running backs who looked completely out of place at the QB position. In comes Tommy Rees and it then looked like one team had a QB that knew how to play and that was the difference.

Both Michigan and Notre Dame are schools that can attribute much of their success to past teams that featured White QB's that ran pro style offenses. Both schools have sent lots of White QB's to the NFL. The programs recent desire to turn to spread style offenses run by affaletes has not coincidentally led to the downturn of the teams fortunes.

After the game Kelly said that they were committed to Golson as the starter. Too bad. Rees is going to have to come off the bench again a few times.

They used to have a pretty good freshman QB until they screwed him over in favor of the black. Glad to see that decision is finally catching up to them.

 

[Phall]

They used to have a pretty good freshman QB until they screwed him over in favor of the black. Glad to see that decision is finally catching up to them.

The black quarterbacks on Michigan's roster were fruits of Rich Rodriguez' three-year tenure as head coach. That white freshman, Tate Forcier, was not exactly a model citizen. He admitted to drinking and smoking pot frequently and rarely attending classes. I recall something about spring practices where he was one of three or so players not issued a helmet with a logo because he hadn't "earned it" in offseason workouts.

Tate was academically ineligible by the bowl game of his second year. There isn't any reason to think he didn't simply waste his opportunity. He bounced around after transferring and never finished school.

Rodriguez loves his black quarterbacks, but I didn't resent him for racial profiling. His first prize recruit was white running back Sam McGuffie, and he oversaw safety Jordan Kovacs' ascension from walk-on to All Big Ten. Rodriguez (or his DC) saw fit to bench the black upperclassman and start true freshman Ray Vinopal at free safety next to Kovacs. Vinopal immediately transferred upon Hoke's hiring, apparently seeing the writing on the wall. Rodriguez also recruited Drew Dileo for slot receiver in his "speed" system.

With Hoke, we are seeing a return to "normalcy", with white QBs/linemen and black backs/receivers. For the time being, we are stuck with an electric quarterback putting up more turnovers than points as he tries to run a white man's offense.

 

[Phall]

A very creepy column was published in the student newspaper today worshiping the dreadlocked phenom.

Admit It: You Still Love Him

...It’s not a particularly reassuring silver lining, but you’ll do anything to forgive Denard. Admit it: your love for him is unconditional, because even though he got you into this mess, you’re forced to accept that he’s the lone soul who can get you out of it.
...

Denard leads his team into quicksand, and his teammates hang onto the back of his jersey for dear life as he pulls them out the other side of the pit.
But in South Bend on Saturday, the quicksand won.
...After the game, a somber Denard talked to the media.
“I want to say sorry to everybody who watches Michigan football and whoever follows Michigan football," he said. "I want to say sorry. It won’t happen no more. I’m going to be accountable for the rest of the season, I’ll tell you that much.â€
Shades of Tim Tebow. Seriously, there’s no way you can hate this guy. He’s a natural-born leader, just cursed with a subpar arm.
Part of you longs for Shane Morris — the pocket-passing stud who actually fits offensive coordinator Al Borges’s system — set to arrive in Ann Arbor next fall. But Denard’s no redheaded stepchild. You still love him.
You love his unbridled optimism, his infectious smile. You love his untied shoelaces. You loved him from the first time he lined up in the shotgun in a Michigan uniform, when, like a magician, he picked up a fumbled snap and turned it into a 43-yard touchdown run against Western Michigan.

You love that Denard helps opponents up off the ground when the play is over — even last season against Michigan State, well after Spartan defensive end William Gholston showed utter disrespect for human life by diving into a pile and purposefully twisting Denard’s facemask 90 degrees to the left.
In the postgame press conference on Saturday, a disheveled Brady Hoke reminded the media that Denard “has done a pretty doggone good job being a quarterback at Michigan.â€
Fergodsakes. Where would the Wolverines be right now without him? His receiving corps is thin, his running backs aren’t producing and his offensive line is inconsistent. Denard is the beginning, middle and end of Michigan’s offense, and it’s been that way pretty much his whole career.
This week you’ll listen to ESPN pundits tell you Denard is a crappy passer. And yeah, it’s true. But you’ll still smile because, admit it — you still love Denard.

Here is the beady-eyed jew that penned this absurdity.

I felt compelled to respond; of course, I tried my best to omit all the swear words that were on the tip of my tongue. I'm not sure of the comment moderation, so if it goes down you can see here what is not considered acceptable discourse in sports journalism.

This is a very creepy column. Such intense hero worship suggests a sexual fetishization. Personally, I suspect that the Denard card carries a much more important function for his death-before-dishonor fan club. Denard is black, obviously, and comes from an impoverished upbringing. Because of this, his white fans are simultaneously advertising their support for diversity, anti-racism, and racial egalitarianism. It's a subconscious method of status signaling for politically-correct values. As this writer jokingly asserts, Denard has a crappy arm. But that's stopping way short of a more insidious criticism: Denard does not make intelligent reads. He would not have been admitted to the university on academic merit. But by blindly supporting him, we convince ourselves that he is just like us. Denard was a superstar in the Rodriguez system of spread formation and zone blocking, but that football culture was expelled in favor of a "Michigan Man" with a pro-style offense. That should have been the cue to deflate the hype bubble, but instead we've seen game after game of play calls hammering a square peg into a round hole. Why cheer for the square peg?

The beat writers for the student newspaper's sports section are visibly at least 4/7 jews. The editor in chief and business manager are both jews.

 

[dwid]

"infectious smile", you know what pisses people off, when you say a black person doesn't have a nice smile, when a scout said he though Newton's smile was fake people freaked.

and this scout pretty much nailed it.

"The nastiest, most unfair and borderline silliest thing ever written about a draft prospect appeared recently in Pro Football Weekly . When I say ever written, I mean, ever written.

PFW's Nolan Nawrocki wrote this about quarterback Cam Newton: "Very disingenuous — has a fake smile, comes off as very scripted and has a selfish, me-first makeup. Always knows where the cameras are and plays to them. Has an enormous ego with a sense of entitlement that continually invites trouble and makes him believe he is above the law — does not command respect from teammates and will always struggle to win a locker room . . . Lacks accountability, focus and trustworthiness — is not punctual, seeks shortcuts and sets a bad example. Immature and has had issues with authority. Not dependable.”


Out of everything he wrote this was the response: So that's how we're evaluating prospects now? On how they smile ?

On how if they know where the cameras are? What does that even mean?

I've never seen anything like this written in the media about a draft prospect. Never. And I've been covering the NFL for 20 years.

It's disgraceful. Really, it is."

So if you have an account on that just say something negative about Denard's smile.

 

[jaxvid]

The black quarterbacks on Michigan's roster were fruits of Rich Rodriguez' three-year tenure as head coach. That white freshman, Tate Forcier, was not exactly a model citizen. He admitted to drinking and smoking pot frequently and rarely attending classes. I recall something about spring practices where he was one of three or so players not issued a helmet with a logo because he hadn't "earned it" in offseason workouts.

Tate was academically ineligible by the bowl game of his second year. There isn't any reason to think he didn't simply waste his opportunity. He bounced around after transferring and never finished school.

Rodriguez loves his black quarterbacks, but I didn't resent him for racial profiling. His first prize recruit was white running back Sam McGuffie, and he oversaw safety Jordan Kovacs' ascension from walk-on to All Big Ten. Rodriguez (or his DC) saw fit to bench the black upperclassman and start true freshman Ray Vinopal at free safety next to Kovacs. Vinopal immediately transferred upon Hoke's hiring, apparently seeing the writing on the wall. Rodriguez also recruited Drew Dileo for slot receiver in his "speed" system.

With Hoke, we are seeing a return to "normalcy", with white QBs/linemen and black backs/receivers. For the time being, we are stuck with an electric quarterback putting up more turnovers than points as he tries to run a white man's offense.

Agree very much. Brady Hoke will completely purge any Whites at the ball handling positions except for QB. Maybe he will get some White TE's though. There will be some more White players on the defense then at an SEC school, a few linebackers and d-lineman, the o-line will be mostly White, typical UM football team just like Massa Bo would've liked it.

Hoke was under a lot of pressure to get Michigan back to prominence when he was hired a year ago so that meant filling the roster with 4 and 5 star recruits. We all know that the only kids who get 4 or 5 stars (except for QB/o-lineman) are black so the Hoke recruiting class is filled with black kids, the more stars the better.

Perhaps he changes if the program gets better but I doubt it, he doesn't seem like an outside the box thinker. The only positive is that you will never see him run a spread offense so he will probably never have a black QB after Denard.

Regarding Tate Forcier, I do think he blew it with his erratic behavior. However I am sure that he was thrown under the bus by AD Brandon and Coach Hoke when they canned Rich Rod. They needed to keep the only marquee player on the roster and I understand they made plenty of promises to Denard to get him to stay and not follow Rodriguiz. After that Forcier suddenly had bad grades (on a team full of semi-literate blacks, the White Qb is the one with grade problems?) and he was clearly upset which was the impetus for even more punishment, and finally he left in a huff.

The problems followed him to San Diego State. And how bizzarre is it that a coach comes from a school (SD State) and dumps his number two QB who then TRANSFERS to the school the coach left (SD State). Almost as if some agreement was made like, kid we can't have you pushing Denard here at Michigan but I can assure you the guy I left behind at SD State will have the number one spot waiting for you. Conspiracy plot? I don't think it's too unusual at the college football level to have this kind of stuff going on.

Forcier blew that gig too with some very weird behavior. So weird that the MSM had little interest in running with a story about a former top QB who threatened to kill himself by hanging out an upper floor dorm room window! This is one of those very strange stories that makes you wonder why it didn't get more play.

Too bad, even with Forcier coming off of the bench the Wolverines would have been a force. Until Denard starting running crazy Forcier was a electrifying QB running the spread like a young Drew Brees did at Purdue. It's losers all the way around, except for the caste system when stuff like this happens.

 

[Phall]

Regarding Tate Forcier, I do think he blew it with his erratic behavior. However I am sure that he was thrown under the bus by AD Brandon and Coach Hoke when they canned Rich Rod. They needed to keep the only marquee player on the roster and I understand they made plenty of promises to Denard to get him to stay and not follow Rodriguiz. After that Forcier suddenly had bad grades (on a team full of semi-literate blacks, the White Qb is the one with grade problems?) and he was clearly upset which was the impetus for even more punishment, and finally he left in a huff.

The problems followed him to San Diego State. And how bizzarre is it that a coach comes from a school (SD State) and dumps his number two QB who then TRANSFERS to the school the coach left (SD State). Almost as if some agreement was made like, kid we can't have you pushing Denard here at Michigan but I can assure you the guy I left behind at SD State will have the number one spot waiting for you. Conspiracy plot? I don't think it's too unusual at the college football level to have this kind of stuff going on.

Forcier blew that gig too with some very weird behavior. So weird that the MSM had little interest in running with a story about a former top QB who threatened to kill himself by hanging out an upper floor dorm room window! This is one of those very strange stories that makes you wonder why it didn't get more play.

Too bad, even with Forcier coming off of the bench the Wolverines would have been a force. Until Denard starting running crazy Forcier was a electrifying QB running the spread like a young Drew Brees did at Purdue. It's losers all the way around, except for the caste system when stuff like this happens.

It's hard to believe that Tate Forcier would have been a BCS senior this year if life's tarot cards had played differently.

So, who to blame? Unremitted faith upon that "star" negro who can't run out of center, or the OC who can't gameplan for a super-quick *** who can't throw well???

 

[white is right]

Agree very much. Brady Hoke will completely purge any Whites at the ball handling positions except for QB. Maybe he will get some White TE's though. There will be some more White players on the defense then at an SEC school, a few linebackers and d-lineman, the o-line will be mostly White, typical UM football team just like Massa Bo would've liked it.

Hoke was under a lot of pressure to get Michigan back to prominence when he was hired a year ago so that meant filling the roster with 4 and 5 star recruits. We all know that the only kids who get 4 or 5 stars (except for QB/o-lineman) are black so the Hoke recruiting class is filled with black kids, the more stars the better.

Perhaps he changes if the program gets better but I doubt it, he doesn't seem like an outside the box thinker. The only positive is that you will never see him run a spread offense so he will probably never have a black QB after Denard.

Regarding Tate Forcier, I do think he blew it with his erratic behavior. However I am sure that he was thrown under the bus by AD Brandon and Coach Hoke when they canned Rich Rod. They needed to keep the only marquee player on the roster and I understand they made plenty of promises to Denard to get him to stay and not follow Rodriguiz. After that Forcier suddenly had bad grades (on a team full of semi-literate blacks, the White Qb is the one with grade problems?) and he was clearly upset which was the impetus for even more punishment, and finally he left in a huff.

The problems followed him to San Diego State. And how bizzarre is it that a coach comes from a school (SD State) and dumps his number two QB who then TRANSFERS to the school the coach left (SD State). Almost as if some agreement was made like, kid we can't have you pushing Denard here at Michigan but I can assure you the guy I left behind at SD State will have the number one spot waiting for you. Conspiracy plot? I don't think it's too unusual at the college football level to have this kind of stuff going on.

Forcier blew that gig too with some very weird behavior. So weird that the MSM had little interest in running with a story about a former top QB who threatened to kill himself by hanging out an upper floor dorm room window! This is one of those very strange stories that makes you wonder why it didn't get more play.

Too bad, even with Forcier coming off of the bench the Wolverines would have been a force. Until Denard starting running crazy Forcier was a electrifying QB running the spread like a young Drew Brees did at Purdue. It's losers all the way around, except for the caste system when stuff like this happens.

That behaviour of Forcier is classic mental illness. At some point he will be diagnosed with manic depression or schizophrenia. Granted these are third hand stories at best, but poor grades and animal house crazy behaviour points to this. These illness tend to come out when a person enters their early 20's.

 

[jaxvid]

That behaviour of Forcier is classic mental illness. At some point he will be diagnosed with manic depression or schizophrenia. Granted these are third hand stories at best, but poor grades and animal house crazy behaviour points to this. These illness tend to come out when a person enters their early 20's.

Thank you doctor :icon_wink: What illness do you think a coach is suffering under when he continues to send a running back out to play the quarterback posiiton???

 

[FootballDad]

Thank you doctor :icon_wink: What illness do you think a coach is suffering under when he continues to send a running back out to play the quarterback posiiton???

According to one talking head on ESPN the other day, you are completely wrong! :icon_rolleyes: This ESPN buffoon said that the problem was that they were making the Great Denard stand in the pocket and throw (kinda like a QB or something). They all agreed that was the problem, he's supposed to be running around like a chicken with his head cut off making throws, that is "Denard being Denard". :wacko:

 

[Phall]

Jordan Kovacs brought down the house with laughter as he gave some genuine caste talk at the annual team banquet.

Some highlights from Kovacs' turn at the podium, which began by coach Brady Hoke saying he looked like an accountant:

"Just for the record, I look better than accountant, and if Coach Hoke keeps humiliating me, I'm no longer going to hold his hand on the sideline.

"I'd first like to thank (Rich) Rodriguez for allowing a slow, unathletic and undersized kid a chance to play football at the University of Michigan. That was really nice of him to allow Drew Dileo to play football here.

"I'd like to thank (the training staff) for all the voo-doo they performed on me, and a special thanks to (trainer Paul Schmidt) for kicking me off the team (because I failed a physical), because trying out for this team once simply wasn't enough.

"I'd like to thank (sports information director Justin Dickens) and the rest of the media relations staff for forcing me to talk to the media on a daily basis, and for flying me out to Arkansas -- Springdale, Ark., mind you -- to watch myself lose an award (earlier today).

"I'd like to thank coach (Aaron) Wellman and the rest of the training staff for molding me into the physical specimen that stands before you tonight.

"I'd like to thank you guys and the rest of the fans as I developed from a young, slow, physically insufficient football player to an old, slow, physically insufficient football player.

I appreciate the ability to find humor in the absurd, and I suppose that Kovacs doesn't really have an environment for clear thinking at this juncture. Slow and unathletic, slow and unathletic, every day as he beats out fast, athletic blacks. So, it's a punchline for him, and he doesn't ask the question why "slow and unathletic" kids keep getting ignored. Kovacs was voted Team MVP by the rest of the squad.