this guy is up to 4Holy Cow. I wonder what the record is for decommits by a single player?
Nebraska defensive end commit Robert Porcher IV says he is visiting Michigan this weekend for its game against Illinois. Porcher IV will be joined on the visit by his father, Robert Porcher III, who played for the Detroit Lions. The two, according to the younger Porcher, are planning to take in the Michigan game on Saturday and then head to Detroit to watch the Lions take on the Washington Redskins on Sunday.
thank you for the good chuckle!No need to worry. Porcher doesn't have an offer from Michigan. That's what the Michigan fans have told us repeatedly over here.
This is one reason I will like the new rules on early committing as they come on board.Michigan already has three 4* defensive ends committed .. this may be a case where Harbaugh is doing a solid for a former NFL player who plans to be in Detroit that weekend anyway
outside chance they are interested in him as a LB
Porcher did tell our coaches that he will most likely take a visit or two so this really comes at no surprise. In that same sentence of "I'll be taking other visits" he also said, "I'm 100% committed to Nebraska".Unless he told the coaches beforehand he was done making visits, I don't see this as Something to wring our hands over. Yet.
Kids take their visits all the time even after committing to the school they still sign with.
Not saying he won't flip because I have no clue... I'm just not sure how big of a concern this should be.
No need to worry. Porcher doesn't have an offer from Michigan. That's what the Michigan fans have told us repeatedly over here.
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