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He Was A Colorado Recruit. Then Dozens Of Women Came Forward

He Was A Colorado Recruit. Then Dozens Of Women Came Forward
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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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Palmer Ridge takes third in inaugural Girls Metro Wrestling Championship

COLORADO SPRINGS • In the first Girls Metro Wrestling Championship, Palmer Ridge finished third as a team with the Bears’ Aspen Barber taking individual gold.

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Loveland runs through Palmer Ridge in lopsided 4A championship game in Pueblo


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Snow this evening will transition to snow showers late. Low 22F. Winds N at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of snow 90%. Snow accumulations less than one inch.
Updated: April 15, 2021 @ 11:11 pm
Photos by Chancey Bush/The Gazette
Palmer Ridge senior quarterback Luke McAllister (15) and junior Connor Jones (77) comfort each other after the Bears lose the Class 4A state title game to Loveland at CSU-Pueblo’s Neta and Eddie DeRose ThunderBowl on Dec. 4. The Bears lost 42-6.

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Michigan a 'dream school' for new OL commit Connor Jones


Michigan a ‘dream school’ for new OL commit Connor Jones
Updated Jan 14, 2021;
Posted Jan 14, 2021
Three-star offensive tackle Connor Jones stands outside of Schembechler Hall in Ann Arbor on a self-guided visit just before Christmas. (Photo used with permission from Jones family)
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This holiday season was a special one for Connor Jones and his family.
The three-star offensive tackle from Monument (Col.) Palmer Ridge High verbally committed to Michigan, his dream school, on Christmas Eve, just days after visiting campus for the first time.
“When I was growing up, me and my dad would watch Michigan on Saturdays, and he’s been a lifelong fan,” Jones told MLive in a phone interview. “You could say I’ve been a lifelong fan too. I mean, just the schooling and education that Michigan has, it definitely has all the criteria to be a dream school.”

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