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I thought Colandria would be the starter, but as I listen to Mullen, I think he sees alot of Tim Tebow in Orji. And those were some really good years in Florida. If he can get Orji's passing up to keep from being 1 dimensional his physical skills and winning leadership might be the extra bit we need.
 
I thought Colandria would be the starter, but as I listen to Mullen, I think he sees alot of Tim Tebow in Orji. And those were some really good years in Florida. If he can get Orji's passing up to keep from being 1 dimensional his physical skills and winning leadership might be the extra bit we need.

Paraphrasing here but Mullen basically said (with out actually saying it) he felt Michigan did a poor job utilizing Orji's skills and molding the offense around what he did well.
 
I thought Colandria would be the starter, but as I listen to Mullen, I think he sees alot of Tim Tebow in Orji. And those were some really good years in Florida. If he can get Orji's passing up to keep from being 1 dimensional his physical skills and winning leadership might be the extra bit we need.
How is Orji pronounced? Because I hope it's not pronounced the way I think it is. If it is, I want to be his advertisement agent.
 
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Nobody has seen anybody yet, so until spring rolls around, we are all just guessing.

My guess is he brought in Orji because he’s a physical specimen with some throwing ability and they can coach him up with passing. And I’m sure Mullen would have confidence they could get him there.

We tried with Jason Thomas. Some success but limitations there. We tried with Armani Rogers and that was straight failure and sticking with him when it was evident he couldn’t pass was the end of the line for the staff.

Robinson was a name coach, hall of famer, strength was line play. Sanchez was a nothing.

Mullen molds quarterbacks.
 
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