The Wolverine: Covering University of Michigan Football and Sports
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FOOTBALL RECRUITING high school team at times. Daniels took an unofficial visit to Ann Arbor during fall camp and has an even better connection: the for- mer Michigan resident (he played his first two years of high school ball at Muskegon Mona Shores) camped in Ann Arbor between his freshman and sophomore years. He has narrowed his list to five, with Alabama, Ohio State, Oklahoma and Texas A&M join- ing Michigan. KEYSHAWN YOUNG 5-11, 165 • Miami Senior Three-star talent, No. 57 player in Flor- ida and No. 67 wide receiver nationally Although the diminutive Young is just a three-star prospect, his offer list — which in- cludes Alabama, LSU, Miami and USC — indicates that he has high potential at the next level. He's named the Wol- verines and Crim- son Tide his top schools, with a U-M visit planned for the Oct. 17 Michigan State game. He's an electric playmaker with the ball in his hands, capable of get- ting deep or taking short passes the distance for scores. He's an ideal slot receiver. LANDON DICKERSON 6-5, 297 • Hudson (N.C.) South Caldwell Four-star prospect, No. 3 player in North Carolina, and No. 3 offensive guard and No. 59 overall recruit in the country Dickerson's like- lihood of ending up at Michigan took a severe hit when the Wolver- ines staff asked him to reschedule an official visit planned for the Or- egon State game, and he opted to drop it altogether. He may reschedule for the postseason, but at this point, U-M has slid behind Auburn and a few others in his recruitment. Still, he's be a talented piece to add to the offensive line picture. A longer, leaner guard prospect with the frame to fill out, he's athletic and versatile enough to end up anywhere along the front lines. DONNIE CORLEY 6-2, 187 • Detroit King Four-star recruit, No. 2 prospect in Michigan, and No. 16 wide receiver and No. 82 overall player in the nation Corley is a classic pro-style receiver who can do it all on the field. He excels at getting b e h i n d o p p o s - ing defenders for the deep ball, but is also capable of turning a screen pass upfield for yardage after the c a t c h . H e a l s o shows off a physical side despite his slim stature, making tough grabs in