COMMITMENT PROFILE
However, Harris decommitted in
January, and Michigan's recruitment
of Weber kicked into high gear with
new offensive coordinator Doug
Nussmeier and quarterback commit-
ment Alex Malzone (of Bloomfield
Hills Brother Rice High School, also
in Southeast Michigan) tag-teaming
the No. 10 running back and No. 103
overall player nationally, and the
state's top player ahead of fellow
commitments Brian Cole and Mal-
zone.
"We went there, saw the practice,
and I just felt it and did it right on
the field," Weber explained. "They
were really excited, especially Coach
Nussmeier. [Running backs coach
Fred] Jackson was also excited, and
[head coach Brady] Hoke was excited
also.
"They've been on me really hard,
and they were just ready when I com-
mitted. They showed a lot of enthusi-
asm, with Coach Nussmeier jumping
all over the field. It was a good feel-
ing, and that was good to see."
With a commitment out of the way,
Weber will focus on putting together
yet another strong season for Cass
Tech. The Technicians won the 2011
and 2012 state titles in Division 1,
Michigan's largest, but fell in the
semifinals to Detroit Catholic Cen-
tral last year. His focus for this fall
is clear.
"Win the state championship," We-
ber said. "I might have goals on the
side, but they're all to reach that main
one: win a state championship in my
last year of high school."
— Tim Sullivan
1-800-421-7751 • www.thewolverineondemand.com
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