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ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- Spring football is over. Summer is here. So who are the most important players to Michigan right now?

As the Wolverines prepare for the 2013 season, WolverineNation presents a special offseason edition of the Michigan Ten (previous ranking in parentheses).


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WolverineNation Roundtable 

May, 23, 2013
May 23
10:00
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Every Thursday our writers sit down and chat about three topics relating (somewhat) to Michigan sports. Today they check out wide receivers, recruiting surprises and the Twittersphere.

1. Which player or commit do you think could be the next to wear the No. 21 jersey?


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Swenson gets dream offer 

May, 22, 2013
May 22
7:23
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When a dream school offers a prospect it’s very difficult not to get excited. When the dream school offers you as a freshman, it’s hard to comprehend the magnitude. That dream came to reality on Wednesday for 2016 offensive lineman Erik Swenson (Downers Grove, Ill./Downers Grove South).

As Swenson’s father, Swen, discussed the offer over the phone, a neighbor in a Michigan jersey yelled Go Blue. Swenson returned the favor and proudly exclaimed that his son received an offer from the Wolverines.


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Every Wednesday, WolverineNation will take a look at Michigan's week in recruiting in Tales From The Road.


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ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- Most first grade parent-teacher conferences are quite ordinary -- the teacher tells the parents that their child shares well, plays well, draws well.

But the meeting between the first grade teacher of Ian Bunting (Hinsdale, Ill./Hinsdale Central) and his parents went a bit differently.

Yes, Ian shared well, played well, drew well. By first-grade standards, he was excelling.

But she also told the Buntings that she believed Ian would become a diplomat.


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