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Thursday Quick Hits: Sheridan Seen on Campus with Crutches, Boot
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2 Comments- The Michigan Daily is reporting that Nick Sheridan was seen on campus yesterday walking with crutches and wearing a “large” boot. This lends credence to the rumor that he broke his leg. We will likely find out for sure today, as Rich Rodriguez is going to speak with the media prior to practice. Hopefully we will find out if David Cone is also hurt. I haven’t seen any mention of him being injured in any of the articles on this story, but I’ve had a couple different people tell me he hurt his arm. Hopefully that is just a rumor and nothing else.
- John Beilein is going to be an in-studio analyst for CBS College Sports’ coverage of the tournament today and tomorrow. That should be a good way to promote the program.
- MGoBlue has new photos of the Michigan Stadium renovation. It looks like it is coming along nicely.
- Basketball signee Matt Vogrich was recently named the top player in the state of Illinois.
- The rink at next year’s Frozen Four will be set up in the middle of Ford Field.
- The floor for this year’s Final Four made a stop in Ann Arbor yesterday.
- William Gholston, the top recruit in the state of Michigan for the class of 2010, recently attended a Michigan practice. Michigan State still appears to Gholston’s leader, but the Wolverines appear to have made up some ground on the Spartans. That may not mean a whole lot considering how big MSU’s lead appeared to be at one time, but at least he is still considering Michigan.
- Yahoo! Sports investigated the UConn basketball program and discovered that NCAA rules have been violated by the Huskies.
- I completely forgot about this at the time, but Michigan Sports Center celebrated its three-year anniversary last month.
Congratulations on your 3 year anniversary. I enjoy your bullet point format of the daily news and visit your site everyday. Keep up the good work!
Keep up the great work, straight to the point!!!