When a coach no longer wants a recruit for one reason or another--sometimes to make room for a more valued recruit at the same position--the coach lets the player know he won't see the field so he should look at playing elsewhere. There are uncommitted guys like Rashan Gary looking at Michigan, and in order to make room for big-time recruits sometimes other, less-valued players get processed out. Happens at Bama and other programs, and is viewed by many as being dooshy, but those people tend to be fans of programs that can't recruit at Saban's or Harbaugh's level, so their coaches never have to process someone out because they don't have the embarrassment of riches those coaches and programs do.
Definitely not in this case. The kid was committed to Michigan for over two years now and is two weeks away from signing day. Suddenly the future he expected for his next four years has been yanked from him. That's got to sting. I hope he winds up happy wherever he goes.
I believe Rutgers has one advantage vs Nebraska. With us, he is guaranteed play Michigan each year.
You have facts on that? Who knows maybe he was told last year when Harbaugh took the job. He wasn't his recruit
Dumb? what's dumb is people making up scenarios that they know jack ship about. Who knows what happened. We don't know if his scholarship was even pulled or he looked around and saw better players and left on his own.
My apologies to all. I saw a couple of links on this thread with no details but missed the one with it. You all are right it sucks for him.
If he recruited him than he is a complete a-hole. Otherwise I'd rather hear both stories first.
Where did you find all that info. "The Fort" is always looking for people that know facts before anyone else. Of course they have no interest in the people talking w a mouthful of sh*t. Just saying.
