Project Ann Arbor: Warrior's Michigan Wolverines

**Wounded_Warrior** · 03-14-2008, 01:04 AM

Re: Project Ann Arbor: Warrior's Michigan Wolverines

PROJECT ANN ARBOR:

Michigan 2007 Season Recap:

Ann Arbor, Michigan – The Wolverines had high hopes entering the season as the #2 ranked team in the nation and things looked really good for Big Blue up until week 11 when they lost a nail bitter 31-24 to Wisconsin for their first defeat of the season. That loss dropped them for #2 all the way to #8 and with the big game against Ohio State next it was not how the Michigan faithful had invisioned heading into the game.

Ohio State handed Michigan their worse defeat of the season with a 41-29 beatdown in Ann Arbor and sealed the fate of head coach Lloyd Carr who was officialy fired after the Ohio State disaster. Michigan sent out Coach Carr a wiiner as they took care of Tennessee 21-7 to win the Capital One Bowl.

Michigan lost a fair few Players from last season rosters with Mike Hart,Chad Henne and Jake Long all graduation and Kevin Grady and Trent Morgan declaring for the NFL. Michigan also lost former blue chipper Ryan Mallett who decided to Transfer to Arkansas after it became apparent that incoming coach Rich Rodriguez would be running an option offense, something that Mallett was not at all. keen on.

Now starts the new phase in Michigan Football and hopefully a few national Championships will be forth coming for the new coaching staff and players.

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[B][U]WK   Opponent       Result  Record[/U][/B]   
01   FCS Souteast   W,45-0  1-0 (0-0) 
02   Oregon         W,41-14 2-0 (0-0)
03   Notre Dame     W,51-19 3-0 (0-0)
04   #15 Penn St    W,27-15 4-0 (1-0)
05   @ Northwestern W,42-7  5-0 (2-0)
06   Eastern Mich   W,48-0  6-0 (2-0)
07   Purdue         W,42-20 7-0 (3-0)
08   @ Illinois     W,24-10 8-0 (4-0)
09   #24 Minnesota  W,49-14 9-0 (5-0)
10   @ Michigan St. W,45-28 10-0 (6-0) 
11   @ 16 Wisconsin L.24-31 10-1 (6-1)
12   #13 Ohio State L,29-41 10-2 (6-2)
13   Bye
14   Bye
C    Bye
B    #15 Tennessee  W,21-7  11-2 (6-2)
 
Final Record - 11-2  Final Ranking: #8

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[B][U]Name             POS   OVR   REASON[/U][/B]
Morgan Trent     CB    91    Pro Draft*
Kevin Grady      HB    90    Pro Draft
Carlos Brown     HB    83    Transfer - EMU
Ryan Mallett     QB    85    Transfer - Arkansas
Chad Henne       QB    93    Graduation*
Mike Hart        HB    97    Graduation*
Mike Massey      TE    91    Graduation*
Jake Long        LT    99    Graduation*
Adam Kraus       LG    93    Graduation*
Jeremy Ciulla    RG    86    Graduation*
Alex Mitchell    RG    83    Graduation
Tim Jamison      RE    90    Graduation*
Will Johnson     DT    85    Graduation*
Brett Gallimore  DT    78    Graduation
Shawn Crable     LOLB  97    Graduation*
Max Pollock      LOLB  82    Graduation
John Thompson    MLB   87    Graduation*
Chris Graham     ROLB  88    Graduation*
Anthony campbell FS    80    Graduation
Jamar Adams      SS    94    Graduation*
B Engelemon      SS    90    Graduation
 
*= Starter

**Wounded_Warrior** · 03-14-2008, 01:14 AM

Re: Project Ann Arbor: Warrior's Michigan Wolverines

PROJECT ANN ARBOR:

Michigan Recruiting Roundup:

Ann Arbor, Michigan – The Wolverines entered the Recruiting Periord looking to acquire the required athletes to run the Option Offense that incoming Coach Rich Rodriguez likes to run. Michigan may have found the man that can ruun the offense with the signing of Blue Chipper Derrick Dunlap.

Dunlap, the 6'2 Quaterback from Redding, California threw for 2980 Yards and 24 Touchdowns and Rushed for 988 Yards and 18 Touchdowns as a Senior all while leading his team to the state championship. Michigan also brought in HB's Mike Flower, Ryan Moore and Ricky Ealy to carry the ball in the Option Offense.

Michigan also loaded up on the Offensive Line with a Trio of Tackles in Daniel Clark, Scott Webb and Reginald Malone along with Guard Tim Stukes and Center Stephen Griffin.

Michigan also loaded up in the Defensive Secondary with Safties Bryan hood and Brad McCoy.

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[U][B]Name             POS   STAR  OVR   HGT/WGT    HOMETOWN[/B][/U]
Derrick Dunlap   QB    5     79    6'2/187    Redding,CA    
Mike Flower      HB    4     79    5'11/194   Shelby,MI
Ryan Moore       ATH   4     75    5'11/207   Baker,LA (Moved to HB)
Ricky Ealy       HB    4     75    5'10/185   San Antonio,TX    
Rob O'Connor     WR    4     79    6'2/162    Niles,MI   
Sam Harper       ATH   4     76    6'1/195    Brook Park,OH (JUCO, Moved to WR)   
Bobby Fellows    WR    4     76    5'0/183    Romulus,MI   
Daniel Clark     LT    4     77    6'6/303    Turlock,CA    
Tim Stukes       RG    4     70    6'3/280    Grandville,MI   
Sheldon Godfrey  ROLB  4     78    6'3/242    Escanaba,MI    
Clay Barron      ATH   4     74    6'1/215    Delaware,OH (Moved to CB)
Bryan Hood       FS    4     79    6'1/210    Shelby,MI
Brad McCoy       ATH   4     72    6'0/180    Westland,MI (Moved to SS)
Adrian Peoples   QB    3     70    6'4/184    Guymon,OK
Reginald Malone  LT    3     67    6'6/322    Vandalia,OH
Stephen Griffin  C     3     66    6'2/274    Mount Pleasant,MI
Scott Webb       RT    3     79    6'3/284    Spring Valley,CA    
 
7th Ranked Class in the Nation

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[SIZE=3][FONT=Comic Sans MS][B]BIG 10 RECRUITING CLASSES[/B][/FONT][/SIZE]
 
[B][U]#  Team         NatRnk  ***** **** *** ** *  Total[/U][/B]
01 Penn State   3        4     7    6  5  0  22
02 Michigan     7        1    12    4  0  0  17
03 Ohio State   13       3     6    6  0  1  16
04 Wisconsin    21       0     7    7  2  0  16
05 Iowa         22       0     6    6  7  2  21
06 Illinois     43       0     1    7  10 3  21
07 Northwestern 48       0     0    7  13 1  21
08 Minnesota    54       0     0    4  19 3  24
09 Purdue       57       0     1    4  10 4  19
10 Michigan St. 62       0     0    6  9  3  18

Top Recruits for Each Big 10 School

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[U][B]School       Player         Pos  Hgt/Wgt   Hometown         Ovr[/B][/U] 
Penn State   Kyle Frank     FS   6'3/215   Hawthorne,NJ     83
Michigan     Derrick Dunlap QB   6'2/187   Redding,CA       79    
Ohio State   Curtis Osborn  T    6'5/309   Ellicott City,MD 80
Iowa         Tyler Purcell  WR   6'6/184   Pittsburgh,PA    77
Wisconsin    William Peters QB   6'0/196   Urbana,OH        73
Purdue       Keith Barnett  OLB  6'7/234   Traverse City,MI 78
Illinoiis    Chris Skinner  G    6'5/273   Northbrook,IL    75
Michigan St  Paris Hale     HB   5'11/202  Dover,OH         74
Northwestern Jerome Bobo    HB   6'0/209   Greenville,MI    71
Minnesota    Andrew Myers   MLB  5'10/230  Lakeville,MN     70

**Wounded_Warrior** · 03-14-2008, 01:19 AM

Re: Project Ann Arbor: Warrior's Michigan Wolverines

PROJECT ANN ARBOR:

Michigan Offensive Preview:

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[U][B]#   Name             Pos  HGT   WGT YR   OVR[/B][/U]
-   ----             ---  ---   --- --   ---
09  Derrick Dunlap   QB   6'2"  186 FR   79
11  Steven Threet    QB   6'6"  229 FRrs 82
[COLOR=red]12  Andrew Peoples   QB   6'4"  184 FR   70[/COLOR]

Quarterback: Derrick Dunlap and Steven Threet are two very different type of Quarterbacks, and thats exactly what Rich Rodriguez is counting on. Threet and Dunlap are expected to both see a the field this season but in very different situations.

Dunlap is the mobile QB that Rodriguez loves and will run the option offense where as Threet will see the field when ever the Wolverines face an opponent that knows how to stop the option or when they are in 3rd and long.

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[B][U]#   Name             Pos  HGT   WGT YR   OVR[/U][/B]
-   ----             ---  ---   --- --   ---
04  Brandon Minor    HB   6'0"  214 JR   89
22  Mike Flower      HB   5'11" 194 FR   79
34  Ryan Moore       HB   5'11" 207 FR   75
[COLOR=red]31  Ricky Ealy       HB   5'10" 185 FR   75[/COLOR]
32  Vince Helmuth    FB   6'1"  250 SO   83

Running Back: Brandon Minor has the tough task of trying to replace Mike Hart and Kevin Grady but he will not be alone in his quest.

Three Freshman Mike Flower, Ryan Moore and Ricky Ealy will all do their part to try and account for the 1900 Yards that the duo put up last year.

Minor and Flower will be the main backs this season with Ealy red shirting and Moore expected to see a majority of his carries in blow outs. Minor is the power back of the group with Flower the speed back and threat out of the backfield in the passing game.

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[U][B]#   Name             Pos  HGT   WGT YR   OVR[/B][/U]
-   ----             ---  ---   --- --   ---
86  Mario Manningham WR   6'0"  182 SR   99
16  Adrian Arrington WR   6'3"  189 SR   93
13  Greg Matthews    WR   6'3"  209 JR   91
82  LaTerryal Savoy  WR   6'2"  206 SR   85
17  Toney Clemons    WR   6'2"  208 FRrs 82
21  JR Hemmingway    WR   6'3"  206 FRrs 81
88  Zion Babb        WR   6'3"  193 FRrs 80
80  Rob O'Connor     WR   6'2"  162 FR   79
[COLOR=red]87  Sam Harper       WR   6'1"  195 FR   76[/COLOR]
[COLOR=red]18  Bobby Fellows    WR   6'0"  183 FR   76[/COLOR]
 
[B][U]#   Name             Pos  HGT   WGT YR   OVR[/U][/B]
-   ----             ---  ---   --- --   ---
85  Martell Webb     TE   6'5"  228 FRrs 85
42  Chris McLaurin   TE   6'3"  237 JR   84

Wide Receiver: Adrian Arrington and Mario Manningham where not expected back after last year's 11-2 season but their return gives Steven Threet and Derrick Dunlap two dependable targets that can stretch the field and take some pressure off the ground game. Manningham led the team with 987 Yards last season and is expected to reach those numbers again.

The Wolverines have great depth in their receiving cores with 1 Senior, 2 Juniors and 6 Freshman behind Manningham and Arrington. Only incoming recruit Rob O'Connor is expected to see any action of the true freshman and that will be mainly as a returner where he can utilize his 96 speed. Martell Webb can expect to see a few passes his way especially in the end zone.

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[U][B]#   Name             Pos  HGT   WGT YR   OVR[/B][/U]
-   ----             ---  ---   --- --   ---
79  Perry Dorrestein LT   6'7"  299 FRrs 85
72  Daniel Clark     LT   6'6"  303 FR   77
[COLOR=red]73  Reginald Malone  LT   6'6"  322 FR   67[/COLOR]
62  Tim Mcavoy       LG   6'5"  291 JRrs 80
61  Patrick Lyall    LG   6'0"  280 SRrs 79
64  David Molk       LG   6'1"  275 FRrs 75
65  Justin Boren     C    6'5"  313 JR   87
60  David Moosman    C    6'4"  300 SR   81
[COLOR=red]63  Stephen Griffin  C    6'2"  274 FR   66[/COLOR]
75  Cory Zirbel      RG   6'5"  297 SR   85
53  Grant DBenedicti RG   6'5"  298 JRrs 77
[COLOR=red]66  Tim Stukes       RG   6'3"  280 FR   70[/COLOR]
52  Steven Shilling  RT   6'5"  305 SO   88
71  Mark Ortmann     RT   6'6"  301 JR   84
[COLOR=red]68  Scott Webb       RT   6'3"  284 FR   70[/COLOR]

Offensive Line: it will be tough for anyone to replace a perennial All-American like Jake Long but the Wolverines are hoping that Rimington Award winner Justin Boren and All-American Right Tackle Steven Shilling can ease the burden.

Perry Darrestein will step in to Long's massive shoes and protect Dunlap/Threet's blindside and joining him on the left side of the line will be Junior Tim Mcavoy, filling out the line will be Senior Right Guard Cory Zirbel.

Michigan recruited some nice prospects along the O-Line with Daniel Clark backing up Darrestein at Left Tackle. Fellow recruits Tim Stukes, Scott Webb, Reginald Malone and Stephen Griffin will be red shirted this season.

**Wounded_Warrior** · 03-14-2008, 01:24 AM

Re: Project Ann Arbor: Warrior's Michigan Wolverines

PROJECT ANN ARBOR:

Michigan Defensive Preview:

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[U][B]#   Name             Pos  HGT   WGT YR   OVR[/B][/U]
-   ----             ---  ---   --- --   ---
55  Brandon Graham   LE   6'2"  278 JR   94
92  Greg Banks       LE   6'4"  266 JR   83
95  Ryan Van Bergen  LE   6'5"  267 FRrs 81
99  Adam Patterson   RE   6'2"  264 JR   88
58  Tim North        RE   6'1"  255 JRrs 83
 
[U][B]#   Name             Pos  HGT   WGT YR   OVR[/B][/U]
-   ----             ---  ---   --- --   ---
67  Terrance Taylor  DT   6'0"  312 SR   93
94  John Ferrara     DT   6'4"  272 SO   87
93  Jason Kates      DT   6'3"  322 SOrs 81
44  James McKinney   DT   6'2"  283 JRrs 80

Defensive Line: Brendon Graham and Terrance Taylor are among the best players at their respective positions and on any given play they can cause total chaos to the oppositions offensive line and make running backs and quarterbacks think twice about running up the guts.

John Ferrara and Adam Patterson make up the rest of the line. They are by no means slouches but lack the killer instinct that Graham and Taylor have.

Depth is a concern for the Wolverines with mainly Juniors and Sophomores backing up the starters.

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[U][B]#   Name             Pos  HGT   WGT YR   OVR[/B][/U]
-   ----             ---  ---   --- --   ---
33  Marell Evans     LOLB 6'3"  232 FRrs 81
45  Obinna Ezeh      MLB  6'2"  246 JR   88
54  Austin Panter    MLB  6'3"  234 JRrs 80
50  Ohene Opong Owus MLB  6'1"  236 JRrs 77
08  Jonas Mouton     ROLB 6'2"  233 SO   91
46  Brandon Logan    ROLB 6'0"  226 SR   87
57  Sheldon Godfrey  ROLB 6'3"  242 FR   78

Linebackers: Jonas Mouton and Obinna Ezeh lead this group of talented linebackers but like the Defensive Line they lack any real depth. Ezeh and Mouton are the leaders of the defense and will need play like they are to help Wolverines this season.

Marell Evans is the lone Left Outside Linebacker and when he is out of breath or injured, god forbid, true freshman Sheldon Godfrey will step in and replace him.

Linebacker is a position that will need to be recruited heavily this season.

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[U][B]#   Name             Pos  HGT   WGT YR   OVR[/B][/U]
-   ----             ---  ---   --- --   ---
06  Donovan Warren   CB   6'0"  175 SO   91
25  Johnny Sears     CB   6'0"  189 JR   87
27  Brandon Harrison CB   5'8"  195 JRrs 85
35  Doug Dutch       CB   5'11" 201 SR   85
29  Troy Woolfolk    CB   6'1"  181 FRrs 82
[COLOR=red]39  Clay Barron      CB   6'1"  215 FR   74[/COLOR]

Cornerback: This is another position that lacks depth with only Troy Woolfolk, Clay Barron and Donovan Warren assured of returning next year.

Warren and Johnny Sears will start the season but expect pressure from Brandon Harrison and Doug Dutch, both could start for most teams in the Nation but find themselves as backups at Michigan.

Clay Barron will redshirt this year and could very well make a move to safety next season if he gets any bigger.

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[U][B]#   Name             Pos  HGT   WGT YR   OVR[/B][/U]
-   ----             ---  ---   --- --   ---
03  Stevie Brown     FS   6'0"  208 JR   88
05  Charles Stewart  FS   6'1"  205 SR   85
36  Michael Williams FS   5'10  182 FRrs 82
28  Sam Poe          FS   6'0"  179 JR   69
[COLOR=red]37  Bryan Hood       FS   6'3"  210 FR   79[/COLOR]
38  Artis Chambers   SS   6'2"  195 FRrs 77
[COLOR=red]40  Brad McCoy       SS   6'0"  188 FR   72[/COLOR]

Safeties: Stevie Brown and Artis Chambers will be the starters this season but Chambers could find himself riding the pine with Charles Stewart maybe moving over to strong safety and giving the Wolverines a formidable last line of defense.

The Wolverines have pretty good depth at safety but it is a position that could also be upgraded during recruiting.

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[U][B]#   Name             Pos  HGT   WGT YR   OVR[/B][/U]
-   ----             ---  ---   --- --   ---
43  Bryan Wright     K    6'1"  217 JR   66
41  Zoltan Mesko     P    6'4"  245 SR   78

Special Teams: Bryan Wright and Zoltan Mesko are the incumbents but both will need to be replaced in the next couple of years.

Rob O'Connor will be the punt returner and Mario Manningham will return kick offs.

**Wounded_Warrior** · 03-14-2008, 01:31 AM

Re: Project Ann Arbor: Warrior's Michigan Wolverines

PROJECT ANN ARBOR:

Michigan Schedule:

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[B][U]WK   OPPONENT         RESULT   RECORD[/U][/B]
--   --------         ------   ------
01   Eastern Michigan
02   #15 Clemson
03   @ Notre Dame
04   Georgia Tech
05   @ Illinois
06   #13 Wisconsin
07   @ Purdue
08   Indiana
09   Michigan State
10   BYE
11   @ Northwestern
12   #21 Penn State
13   @ #2 Ohio State
14   Open

**Wounded_Warrior** · 03-16-2008, 03:41 AM

Re: Project Ann Arbor: Warrior's Michigan Wolverines

Sorry for the lack of updates guys, i have been away for the last couple of days.

I have a few updates that i will be posting tommrrow when i can type them up.

Hope you will enjoy them.

**Wounded_Warrior** · 03-16-2008, 09:38 PM

Re: Project Ann Arbor: Warrior's Michigan Wolverines

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Ann Arbor, Michigan
Week One

Michigan Dismantels EMU, Win 38-7

Ann Arbor, Michigan – Michigan was a buzz with the new college football season kicking off and the Wolverines had more then one reason to be nervous about the new season. Michigan for the first time in a long time had a new head coach in Rich Rodriguez and a new backfield with Chad Henne and Mike Hart both graduating and heading to the NFL.

Freshman Derrick Dunlap was the new face under center and Brandon Minor was one of the new players set to carry the load in the new offense the Wolverines where installing. Eastern Michigan where the first team to see just how well Michigan had adapted to the Option Offense and the Eagles, Michigan Fans and Football fans left the game very surprised at just how comfortable the Wolverines excacuted their offense.

Michigan won the game 38-7 thanks to the deaf passing of Dunlap and the hard nosed running of Minor. Dunlap got the scoring started for Michigan when he connected with fellow Freshman Mike Flower for a 25 yard score in the 1st quarter and it didnt take long for the Freshman QB to find the endzone again, this time hooking up with Mario Manningham for a 12 yard score and a 14-0 lead.

Brendon Minor scored on runs of 11 and 5 yards in the 2nd and 4th quarters respectivly and finsihed the game with 160 yards and 2 Touchdowns on only 22 carries. Greg Matthews was outstanding in the slot pulling down 7 passes for 104 yards and Mario Manningham finished the game with 91 yards and a score.

Eastern Michigan struggled to get anything going on offense but did manage to find the endzone in the 3rd quarter thanks to a 4 yard scamper from Terrence Blevins. The Eagles defense looked hopeless against Michigan's new offense in it showed with the Wolverines compiling over 380 yards of total offence.

UP NEXT: #15

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[B][U]Team  1st  2nd  3rd  4th  OT  Final[/U][/B]
----  ---  ---  ---  ---  --  -----
[B]EMU [/B]  00   00   07   00   00  07 
[B]MICH[/B]  07   14   03   14   00  38
 
[B][U]1st Qrt:[/U][/B]
 
[B]TD Mich:[/B] M. Flower, 25 Yd Pass from D.Dunlap (B. Wright Kick)
 
[U][B]2nd Qrt:[/B][/U]
 
[B]TD Mich:[/B] M. Manningham, 12 Yd Pass from D.Dunlap (B. Wright Kick)
[B]TD Mich:[/B] B. Minor, 11 Yd Run (B. Wright Kick)
 
[U][B]3rd Qrt:[/B][/U]
 
[B]FG Mich:[/B] B. Wright, 35 Yd FG
[B]TD EMU:[/B] T. Blevins, 4 Yd Run (Z. Johnson Kick)
 
[U][B]4th QRT:[/B][/U]
 
[B]TD Mich:[/B] B. Minor, 5 Yd Run (B. Wright Kick)
[B]TD Mich:[/B] V. Helmuth, 2 Yd Run (B. Wright Kick)

[COLOR="Navy"][B]MICHIGAN WOLVERINES STATS:[/B][/COLOR]
 
[b][U]NAME           POS   CMP  ATT  YDS  TD  INT  RTG [/U][/b]
----           ---   ---  ---  ---  --  ---  ---
Derrick Dunlap QB    19   30   252   2  0    155.8

 
[B][U]NAME           POS   ATT  YDS  AVG  TD   LNG FUM[/U][/B]
----           ---   ---  ---  ---  --   --- ---
Brandon Minor  HB    22   160  7.2   2   14  0
Mike Flower    HB     4    39  9.7   0   15  0
Derrick Dunlap QB     2    14  7.0   0    7  0

 
[B][U]NAME           POS   REC  YDS  AVG  TD   LNG DRP[/U][/B]
----           ---   ---  ---  ---  --   --- ---
Greg Matthews  WR     7   104  14.8  0   40  0
M. Manningham  WR     5    91  18.2  1   31  1
Mike Flower    HB     1    25  25.0  1   25  0 
 
[B][U]NAME           POS   TAK  TFL  SAK  INT  FF  FR[/U][/B]
----           ---   ---  ---  ---  ---  --  --
Jonas Mouton   LB     7   1    0    0    0   0
T. Taylor      DT     5   0    0    0    0   0
Doug Dutch     CB     4   2    1    0    0   0
Marell Evans   LB     3   0    0    1    0   0
 
[B][COLOR="Green"]EASTERN MICHIGAN LEADERS[/COLOR][/B]
[B]Passing:[/B] T. Jones - 13/25, 78 Yds, 2 Int
[B]Rushing:[/B] T. Blevins - 17 Att, 71 Yds, 4.3 Avg, 1 TD
[B]Receiving:[/B] R. Brown - 5 Rec, 22 Yds, 4.4 Avg
[B]Defensive:[/B] A. Hatchett - 8 Tackles

**Wounded_Warrior** · 03-16-2008, 11:11 PM

Re: Project Ann Arbor: Warrior's Michigan Wolverines

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Clemson Tigers (1-0)
Vs.
Michigan Wolverines (1-0)

Ann Arbor, Michigan
Week Two

Tigers Claw Wolverines, Win 28-26

Ann Arbor, Michigan – #5 Michigan vs. #15 Clemson, this was the early season game that would allow Rich Rodriguez and his coaching staff to see just how the Wolverines had taken to his option offense. Unfortunately for Michigan they did not get the victory but they did put on a great show and proved that even with the roster turnover they can still be a force this season.

Michigan lead 14-6 at half time thanks to Touchdown Runs from Derrick Dunlap and Brandon Minor, the pair combined for 151 Yards and 3 Touchdowns on 33 carries but the pair failed to consistently get yards in the 2nd half when the Wolverines where outscored 22-12.

Dunlap committed some costly freshman mistakes throwing 2 interceptions and losing 2 out of the 3 fumbles he had, these all came in the 2nd half and killed any chance of a comeback for Michigan.

Despite the turnovers Dunlap still passed for 141 Yards and connected with Mario Manningham for a 4th quarter Touchdown that put the Wolverines back in the game, Dunlap tried to tie the game up with a 2 point conversion but Adrian Arrington could not hold on to the ball in the corner of the endzone giving the Tigers a 28-26 victory.

Clemson's defense was the difference especially in the 2nd half when they forced the 5 turnovers but it was not just there defense that caused Michigan problems. James Davis and Cullen Harper caused havoc combining for 370 plus yards and 2 Touchdowns.

UP NEXT:

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Code:

[B][U]Team  1st  2nd  3rd  4th  OT  Final[/U][/B]
----  ---  ---  ---  ---  --  -----
[B]MICH[/B]  00   14   00   12   00  28 
[B]CLEM[/B]  03   03   12   10   00  26
 
[B][U]1st Qrt:[/U][/B]
 
[B]FG Clem:[/B] R. Jackson, 42 Yd FG
 
[U][B]2nd Qrt:[/B][/U]
 
[B]TD Mich:[/B] B. Minor, 7 YD Run (B. Wright Kick)
[B]TD Mich:[/B] D. Dunlap, 9 YD Run (B. Wright Kick)
[B]FG Clem:[/B] R. Jackson, 19 Yd FG
 
[U][B]3rd Qrt:[/B][/U]
 
[B]TD Clem:[/B] T. Grisham, 60 YD Pass from C. Harper (2-pt failed)
[B]TD Clem:[/B] C. Spiller, 1 YD Run (2-pt Failed)
 
[U][B]4th QRT:[/B][/U]
 
[B]TD Clem:[/B] T. Grisham, 10 YD Pass from C. Harper (R. Jackson Kick)
[B]TD Mich:[/B] D. Dunlap, 11 YD Run (2-pt Failed)
[B]FG Clem:[/B] R. Jackson, 42 Yd FG
[B]TD Mich:[/B] M. Manningham, 28 YD Pass from D. Dunlap (2-pt Failed)
 
[COLOR=navy][B]MICHIGAN WOLVERINES STATS:[/B][/COLOR]
 
[B][U]NAME           POS   CMP  ATT  YDS  TD  INT  RTG [/U][/B]
----           ---   ---  ---  ---  --  ---  ---
Derrick Dunlap QB    10   21   141   1  2    100.6
Steven Threet  QB     1    2    21   0  0    138.2
 
[B][U]NAME           POS   ATT  YDS  AVG  TD   LNG FUM[/U][/B]
----           ---   ---  ---  ---  --   --- ---
Brandon Minor  HB    20    80  4.0   1    9  1
Derrick Dunlap QB    13    71  5.4   2   11  3
Mike Flower    HB     5    23  4.6   0    8  0
 
[B][U]NAME           POS   REC  YDS  AVG  TD   LNG DRP[/U][/B]
----           ---   ---  ---  ---  --   --- ---
M. Manningham  WR     6    95  15.8  1   31  1
Greg Matthews  WR     3    58  19.3  0   28  0
Brandon Minor  HB     1     5   5.0  0    5  0
 
[B][U]NAME           POS   TAK  TFL  SAK  INT  FF  FR[/U][/B]
----           ---   ---  ---  ---  ---  --  --
Adam Patterson DE    13   1    0    0    1   0
Brandon Logan  LB    10   1    0    0    0   0
Obinna Ezeh    LB     8   0    0    0    0   0
Jonas Mouton   LB     6   0    0    6    0   0
 
[B][COLOR=orange]CLEMSON LEADERS[/COLOR][/B]
 
[B]Passing:[/B] C. Harper - 16/26, 270 Yds, 2 TD
[B]Rushing:[/B] J. Davis - 25 Att, 106 Yds, 4.2 Avg
[B]Receiving:[/B] T. Grisham - 5 Rec, 120 Yds, 24.0 Avg, 2 TD
[B]Defensive:[/B] M. Hamlin - 14 Tackles (1 TLF), 1 Int, 2 FF

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