We tend to like doing our own reporting here on Footblog, but here's a move so surprising, I figured I'd share it with y'all.
ESPN's Adam Rittenberg reports former Duke point guard Greg Paulus could get a shot to play quarterback for Michigan this fall. The Wolverines' QB situation is sketchy as they wrap up spring practice. Early enrollee Tate Forcier had himself a good spring, according to coach Rich Rodriguez, and appears to be the frontrunner heading into the summer. Former QB Steven Threet transferred, and Nick Sheridan is still recovering from a broken leg.
So where does Paulus fit into all this? For starters, Paulus was a former Gatorade high school football player of the year. Syracuse, his hometown team, had expressed interest in bringing him in, too. Paulus recently worked out for the Green Bay Packers, so evidently, he's thinking his ticket to the pro ranks is on the gridiron and not the hardwood, where's he's spent the last four years.
- Mink
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