Welcome Cam Hart, CB, Notre Dame

[21&500]

2 thoughts:

1. Cam sure creates a lot of turnovers despite not being a ball-hawk. His physicality at CB is unique.
2. Cam used to play WR. Does Jim see a littler Richard Sherman to his game? I know Jim had a long, conflict-loaded relationship with RS but I can't help but feel Sherman made a lasting impression on Jim on the field.

[21&500]

I think I heard that MH2 was nursing an ankle injury vs Notre Dame.
not sure but I think I heard that.

[Eurobolt]

Best draft call by far imho, Cam is going to be one of my fav players on this team.

[Xenos]

[CanadianBoltFan]

That was great, thanks for posting

[Formula 21]

I grew up in Baltimore and went to my first year of high school near where he grew up. About a mile up North Avenue is Pennsylvania Ave. We learned early that you don’t go there because you will get hurt, badly. It is a worse neighborhood than anyplace in San Diego.

Unfortunately, if you’re born there, you die there. Education has no value there, survival does. You are what you see. Very few escape.

I congratulate Cam for getting out of there. That takes perseverance and drive beyond what most of us are able to do.

And what a great mother and family he has. They got him out of there into a great high school. And worked hard to pay for it. He’s a lucky man.

I’ll be rooting for him.

[Ghost of Quacksaw]

Best draft call by far imho, Cam is going to be one of my fav players on this team.

The draft call with Brenden Rice was really moving, also.

[dmac_bolt]

I actually feel pretty good that they're not forcing the Michigan selections. I was worried this might be the case, but H & H are too professional for that (unlike TT / Notre Dame) . . . . . . . .

A lot of guys here had a constant UM draft prediction almost from Rd2 and on (no Rd1 prospects). I kept faith that Jim wasnt going to pick UM guys just because they were UM and he knows them. He’d pick them if they were BPA. He held true - took Colson where he deserved to go, and then nothing to the end.

I like the two CBs they took to build better depth into that group. Good value in both. Not afraid to take the same position 2x in a row if thats what their board tells them. we’ll see how soon they can earn their way onto the field, who knows …

[Lefty2SLO]

A lot of guys here had a constant UM draft prediction almost from Rd2 and on (no Rd1 prospects). I kept faith that Jim wasnt going to pick UM guys just because they were UM and he knows them. He’d pick them if they were BPA. He held true - took Colson where he deserved to go, and then nothing to the end.

I like the two CBs they took to build better depth into that group. Good value in both. Not afraid to take the same position 2x in a row if thats what their board tells them. we’ll see how soon they can earn their way onto the field, who knows …

I'll have to take your work for it on the CB's - I have no clue, but Michigan played both Maryland and ND so I'm assuming that JH has detailed knowledge of them. . . . . . . . .

[sonorajim]

I'll have to take your work for it on the CB's - I have no clue, but Michigan played both Maryland and ND so I'm assuming that JH has detailed knowledge of them. . . . . . . . .

Chargers Safety coach, Chris O'Leary coached at ND.

[Lefty2SLO]

Chargers Safety coach, Chris O'Leary coached at ND.

Yep - forgot about that . . . . . . . . . we had lots of inside knowledge for this year's draft

[BigBad]