Texas Tech gets commitment from ex-Arkansas WR Jojo Robinson

JoJo Robinson‘s winding college football road will apparently take him next to Lubbock. Using his Twitter account as a microphone, Robinson announced that, “with a lot of prayer and support,” he has decided to continue his playing career at Texas Tech.  The wide receiver had spent the 2016 season at a junior college, thus making him eligible to play immediately in 2017. Including this season, Robinson will have two years of eligibility remaining. Originally a Florida State verbal, Robinson ultimately flipped to Arkansas to become a four-star member of the Razorbacks’ 2014 recruiting class. He was suspended for one game his first season in Fayetteville after he was arrested for armed robbery after

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Michigan Sports Roundtable: Fascinating position battles all over the place

Nick: Hello gents! Had a busy summer so far? James: Busy like you wouldn’t believe. But it’s always nice to get away for an hour or two and talk Michigan sports. Will: Always busy. But busy is good. And so is talking all things Michigan. Let’s roll! Nick: Well, then let’s get to it. I wanted to throw this question out first and just kind of go from there - what’s the biggest storyline around this football team going into fall? We’ll go until we’re talking about the janitors. Will: At the risk of speaking to the team’s strengths, I think the possibility of the defensive line being as strong, if not stronger, than last year’s is a huge storyline. Rashan Gary, too easy. But the rest of the crew