Donovan Warren was a 4/5-star cornerback out of high school, and it’s apparent why from his highlight video:
Warren had an exception freshman season, but a number of minor injuries teamed up with some philosophical disagreements with defensive coordinator Scott Shafer teamed up to undermine his sophomore campaign. Still, he is expected to be healthy and happy once more in Ann Arbor, and should have a successful junior year.
Stephen Schilling was a highly-regarded offensive lineman coming of of Bellevue, Washington, but needed a year to redshirt before he was able to contribute. As a redshirt freshman, he started every game, mostly at right tackle. He also played right tackle on last year’s line, but improved depth at the position has allowed him to move to guard, his more natural position. Schilling is expected one of the most important pieces on what looks to be a strong Michigan o-line in 2009.
Donovan Warren v. Stephen Schilling
- 2 Donovan Warren (80%, 485 Votes)
- 3 Stephen Schilling (20%, 119 Votes)
Total Voters: 604
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Tags: boring offseason, donovan warren, heisman campaign, stephen schilling