What's up, guys? This is E.J. Holland with the Wolverine.com. And we don't have a live show today.

Sorry, guys, I am taking some paid time off. But we do have our yearly show where I break down every Michigan signy.

So I'm going to start from lowest ranked and work my way all the way to the top.

So I'll be talking about each sinee. In this video, I'm sure it'll be a long one to hopefully

stick around until we get to Carter Meadows. Make sure to like this video, subscribe to our

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portal basketball, and so much more. All right, guys, I am self-producing this video,

so please bear with me. But like I said, I'm going to be breaking down every signie. And right, guys, I am self-producing this video, so please bear with me. But like I said,

I'm going to be breaking down every signy. And again, just a reminder, like this video,

subscribe. It's completely free, and it helps me. All right, let's go ahead and start off with

Colton Dürmer. He is ranked as the number 2,719 overall prospect in the country per the industry,

but he's actually ranked as the number one long snapper in the country per rivals.

He's the 10 long snapper on the industry. I'm not really sure how the services rank long snappers,

to be honest, but I think it's

obviously important to have a good long snapper.

You want a guy who you don't ever hear from.

So this should probably be hopefully Michigan fans last time hearing the name, Colton

Dermer, because you don't want your long snapper to make

mistakes. If he doesn't make mistakes, then you won't hear his name. Colton Dermer, one of the best

in the country at the position. Michigan has always prioritized specialists. Former special

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