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Greg Mathews is the lone holdover at wide receiver from Michigan’s glory days on offense in 2006. He was one of Michigan’s top receivers last year, and the only wideout with more than one touchdown grab (a far cry from the days of 15 for Edwards or 12 for Manningham). He looks to continue making [...]
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Former Michigan offensive lineman Kurt Wermers was academically ineligible when he announced his transfer to Ball State last week, sources told ESPN.com.
… But according to sources with knowledge of the situation, Wermers was already out.
His academic struggles would have prevented him from suiting up with the Wolverines. Wermers wasn't even enrolled in summer school...
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July 20, 2009
As July turns to August, and the leaves slowly fall from the trees, it will be a bittersweet college football season. Opening Saturday for the University of Michigan football team is always a grand day for me. However, this one will be met with cheers and tears.
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July 20, 2009
ESPN.com’s Adam Rittenberg is reporting that Kurt Wermers, who officially transferred to Ball State last week and trashed Michigan’s coaches in an Indiana paper, was academically ineligible at Michigan.
Former Michigan offensive lineman Kurt Wermers was academically ineligible when he announced his transfer to Ball State last week, sources told ESPN.com. [...]
But according...
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July 20, 2009
Former Michigan offensive lineman Kurt Wermers was academically ineligible when he announced his transfer to Ball State last week, sources told ESPN.com.
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July 20, 2009
Kurt Wermers is a clown.
Last week, Wermers decided to be the latest transfer out of Ann Arbor.
His excuse? He didn't fit in. He didn't hang out with the "type of crowd" the coaching staff was bringing in.
On the surface, his excuses were a load of bull funky all along. Yet, they brought up the same "family values" questions that were in the forefront when Justin Boren left for Ohio...
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July 20, 2009
Former Michigan offensive lineman Kurt Wermers, who cited a dislike for U-M coaches in announcing his intentions to transfer, was academically ineligible at the university, according to a report.
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