Michigan Wolverine Recruiting: Andrew David — LOI IN

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GBMWolverine Michigan Football RecruitingPosted at 7:13am — 2/4/2015

Michigan Wolverine Recruiting: Andrew David — LOI IN

Andrew David was the first commit that isn’t already on campus to sign his letter of intent and send to Michigan today. He is officially in the 2015 Michigan Wolverine recruiting class. He will officially enroll this summer most likely as soon as he graduates high school and start taking summer classes and taking part of summer work-outs preparing himself before fall camp starts.

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Andrew David a 2-star recruit by most recruiting sites which doesn’t mean much sense kickers are rarely evaluated or given a high star ranking.

Bio:
Height: 5’9
Weight: 170
Posistion: Kicker
Home: Massillon, Ohio
School: Washington
Ranking: 2-star
Committed: 6/24/2014
Visited: 1/16/2015

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Here is a list of all the recruiting TV coverage today.

Name:TV ChannelTime StartTime OverDirecTV Channel #
ESPNU Signing Day SpecialESPNU8:00am7:00pm208
SEC National Signing DaySEC10:00am3:00pm611
ESPNU Signing Day Special ESPN2:00pm3:00pm206
ESPNU Signing Day SpecialESPN22:30pm3:00pm209
BTN Football Signing DayBTN3:30pm5:30pm610
BTN FinaleBTN10:30pm11:00pm610
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Remember Michigan fans don’t look at the recruiting numbers or class rank with this 2015 Michigan football class. All the recruiting sites and experts use the amount of numbers as a gauge on how well a team does. For example a team like Tennessee that will likely sign at least 28 and possibly more will always have a higher rating than a program like Michigan that will sign at the most probably 15 recruits today.

As always, recruiting is part of it, but stars doesn’t mean it is the product. Team development along with recruiting experts getting it wrong always plays a major part in the recruiting process and the success of your football program.

Just look at the hero for the New England Patriots who came from Western Alabama who came to the Patriots as an undrafted free agent and ending up helping his team win the Super Bowl this past Sunday.

Here are the rankings of the class:

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