Recruiting is a cut-throat game, where every school uses whatever means necessary to land recruits. In its pursuit of Bryce Underwood, the Michigan Wolverines played a trump card that no one had.
Underwood is the top quarterback in next year’s recruiting class, and he had originally committed to playing for the LSU Tigers. Additionally, he turned down an aggressive $10.5 million offer from Michigan when the Wolverines tried to flip him back to his hometown school.
However, Michigan wasn’t done pursuing the big prize of the class.
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Ian Rapoport is still not over being played for a fool by former Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Mularkey.
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