Jethro's UM Football Thread

[Zekyl]

Is that what Barwis named his fists? I hope you don't think a gun is slowing him down. Barwis is like the Hulk on PCP!

[Timone]

Barwis named his fists Law and Order.

[Zip Goshboots]

As usual, Brian at MgoBlog gives the Sparties their due. You'll need a few minutes to read this, but DAYUM is it worth every minute:

http://mgoblog.blogspot.com/

[Zip Goshboots]

Sorry Tahoe, but I have visions of you and your buddies drunk one night firing your gunzies off and killing each other.

[Tahoe]

That was a great write up.

re:S&W...hasn't happened yet zip. You should come out with us.

[Zip Goshboots]

Yeah, Tahoe. I'll be right over for that party.

[Timone]

Me too. I'll bring the women!

[WTFchris]

What do you think about Michigan's wide receivers for the 2008 season?
— Jr. Hemingway in Conway, S.C.
-----

Frankly, I'm unsure what to expect. Greg Mathews is a big target who obviously proved himself with 39 catches and three touchdowns last year, but he figures to draw better coverage next season without Mario Manningham and Adrian Arrington out there.
Some guys step up and become stars in that situation. Others struggle.
Sophomore Junior Hemingway, who had four catches last year, is a probable starter. Toney Clemons could be, too. Don't be surprised to see a freshman get a lot of action, too. Darryl Stonum, who has already enrolled, could be a prime candidate for immediate playing time.
Of course, it will be interesting to see how the receivers will be used in coach Rich Rodriguez's offense. Last season only one West Virginia wide receiver had more than 25 catches and the Mountaineers ranked 114th in passing offense.

[Zip Goshboots]

I think you take into account that he was playing a running back/safety at QB. And Pat White turned into a very serviceable passer. Didn't have the weapons at wideout either.
I'm thinking RR will figure out a way to get the ball to all his playmakers. By the looks of it, he'll have alot more of them than he did at WVU.

[Glenn]

I don't know why, but this is how I have always imagined Zip looking, especially after 4-12 hours of late night recruiting posts.