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2023 Recruiting: Zack Marshall

Previously: Last year’s profiles, K Adam Samaha, K James Turner (Tr), S Brandyn Hillman, CB DJ Waller, CB Cameron Calhoun, CB Jyaire Hill, HSP/LB Jason Hewlett, LB Hayden Moore, LB Semaj Bridgeman, LB Ernest Hausmann (Tr), OLB Breeon Ishmail, DE Aymeric Koumba, DE Enow Etta, DE Josaiah Stewart (Tr), DT Brooks Bahr, DT Cameron Brandt, DT Trey Pierce, OT Evan Link, OT Myles Hinton (Tr), OT LaDarius Henderson (Tr), OG Nathan Efobi, IOL Amir Herring, OC Drake Nugent (Tr), TE Deakon Tonielli Carlsbad, CA – 6'4"/220 247: 6'4/220 3.68* 3, 88, NR overall #46 ATH, #68 CA On3: 6'4/220 3.84 3, 89, NR overall #28 TE, #33 CA Rivals: 6'5/210 3.80 3, 5.7, NR overall #28 TE, #34 CA ESPN: 6'4/215 3.64 3, 78, #109 West #23 TE-H, #65 CA Composite 3.84/3.83* 3, #544/#530 Ovr #26 TE, #45 CA MGoAverage 3.76 3.5*, #557/797 Ovr #38/52 TEs since '90 YMRMFSPA Erick All Other Suitors Utah, Cal Previously On MGoBlog Hello by yours truly. Notes Early enrollee. 7v7 team: Seven60 Film: Senior Highlights: Junior Highlights: Hudl. 4 senior games. One-hander. TD catch. Interview. Every year Michigan will point at one two athletic receiver-ish tight ends from the myriad tall and athletic guys around the country and decide that's whom they want to Herbertize into pro prospects. For this year's class they had Andrew Rapplyea until Penn State pried him out of the class. When Michigan took Deakon Tonielli the story was they were going to just have one in the class. Then Zachary Marshall came to the BBQ and ran around some. People wondering how a receiving target of a 5-star QB for SoCal power-program Carlsbad could be a considered a "hidden gem" don't know the full story. Marshall was playing receiver for small Santa Fe Christian Academy, producing 1012 yards and 9 TDs on 44 catches as a junior, also playing defense. Matt Weiss got a tipoff and traveled over there to see him, invited Marshall to the BBQ, and Michigan saw something (via Steve Lorenz): I'm told Marshall 'absolutely blew (Michigan) away' during a one-on-one workout with the staff before the actual BBQ on Sunday afternoon. His visit was one the Wolverines were looking forward to and now I expect them to go all in for Marshall going forward. Suddenly two TEs in the class was on again. Marshall committed soon thereafter. Transfer rules forced him to sit out his first four games at Carlsbad, and by January he was enrolled (and sick in bed) at Michigan. [After THE JUMP: Not the same article from Wednesday, I swear]

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2022 Recruiting: Connor Jones

Previously: Last year’s profiles. S Damani Dent, S/Nk Zeke Berry, S/HSP Keon Sabb, CB Myles Pollard, CB/Nk Kody Jones, CB Will Johnson, LB Deuce Spurlock, LB Jimmy Rolder, DE/LB Micah Pollard, DE Derrick Moore, DT Mason Graham, DT Kenneth Grant, DT Cam Goode, OT Andrew Gentry. Monument, CO – 6'7”, 285 Via Twitter 247: 6'7/285 3.57* 3, 85 #123 OT, #5 CO Rivals: 6'7/285 3.60 3, 5.6 no ranking ESPN: 6'7/285 3.53 3, 76, #189 Midlands #82 OT, #5 CO On3: 3.70 3, 87 #52 OT, #3 CO Composite: 3.56* 3, 0.8559, #1022 ovr #90 OT, #6 CO Other Suitors Oreg St, NW, IU YMRMFSPA Mark Ortmann or Trevor Keegan Previously On MGoBlog Hello from the Future by Me. Notes Twitter. Six-Zero Academy. Film: Senior Highlights: Hudl. May 2021 camp. Game tape. Six Zero workout. Another. Another. There are three categories of three-stars Michigan recruits. Type I we refer to as "3.5" stars but more accurately they're 3.75 to 3.95. They're your Kenneth Grants, Colston Lovelands, Gemon Greens, Mike Harts, Chase Winoviches, Roman Wilsons, Tom Bradys: guys one site might rate four stars and the others were tempted to but were worried because they have an obvious flaw (e.g. Hart: too short), or played somewhere nobody can scout (Wilson in Hawaii, Loveland in Idaho.) Type II are the underrated. They're the "finds," the guys who floated out of sight of the scouting industry by avoiding camps and playing in lower divisions or Massachusetts high schools with names that sound like law firms. This is your DJ Turner, Rob Renes, Glen Steele, Rod Moore, Andrew Stueber, Andrel Anthony, Kwity Paye, Josh Uche, Josh Metellus, Deuce Spurlock, Patrick Omameh, Ronnie Bell, or Hassan Haskins. Lately the sites have been getting better about following clues outside of their scouting, for example when Michigan pulls a camp guy out of the South and has to fend off attempts by Miami or Auburn to flip him at the end of the cycle. Type III are what silly people assume all 3-stars are. They're Plan B or Plan C guys. Occasionally they're pulled in late over MAC commitments late in the cycle, or right after Michigan loses a drawn-out battle with their top target. They're almost without exception high-academic dudes. But usually they're ra-ra Michigan guys who commit on the offer super early in the cycle, go dark to the sites, and then either meet some secret target of development the Michigan coaches set for them, or drift off. Davonte Miles (Bowling Green) and Aaron Alexander (UMass) were that in this class. Those who signed and went on to contribute meaningfully include Mark Huyge, Rondell Biggs, Rueben Riley, Shawn Lazarus, Drake Johnson, JT Floyd, Thomas Gordon, Jon Runyan Jr., Desmond Morgan, Troy Woolfolk, Brandon Watson, Vincent Gray, and David Harris. A large portion of those that stick depart with a degree and eligibility remaining, having only barely contributed. Of those who didn't make it in the class, only Rashad Weaver was ever regretted. I can say "Sir Patrick Scott" and over half of you probably can't remember who that is. Connor Jones would be our type specimen for Type III in every way. He committed on Christmas Even 2020. He never wavered or visited other schools. There was zero scouting after that, either, and he was ignored by recruiting reporters but for two visits to Michigan, or when an adult associated with him had to clarify he still exists. The guy's even listed at a weight well below what he'll eventually have to be, and was seen running up and down his street with a Michigan flag after 42-27 (Same). . Except one thing: before the ink on the NIL was dry, Michigan's coaches, publicly and even more so privately, were raising glasses like they just pulled off an intelligence coup. * [Tay'shawn Trent, but that was on his school blowing their remote learning program during COVID.] [After THE JUMP: Do we believe them?]

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