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I felt like signing up as a Penn State football player associated myself with that.”
Part of his response when asked about if he considered going to Penn State during media session his week.
Can Ryan Bates please crush him?
Winovich, who was a recruit from the Class of 2014, also talked a bit about Penn State during his recruiting process.
“I didn’t give [Penn State] too much of my time because I felt, at least, their coach, [Bill] O’Brien, it was at the time, was planning on leaving,” Winovich said. “I kind of felt like he wasn’t going to be there that long. And everything that was going on with the [Jerry] Sandusky stuff, I don’t know. It was just like, for me, like, signing up to be a Penn State football player, it kind of associated myself with that. That’s just something I had to live with. For me, it was a personal decision and I just said, ‘I don’t want to put myself in that scenario.’
“They didn’t offer my brother [Peter, who played at Bowling Green] coming out of high school. We have a picture of my siblings with Joe Pa glasses. But they didn’t offer my brother, so, yeah, it’s kind of personal for me. It’s almost like, ‘the Winovich’s weren’t good enough.’ ”
https://www.landof10.com/michigan/michigan-players-react-winning-moving-polls
Making it personal? Whatever motivates him, I guess.....
I felt like signing up as a Penn State football player associated myself with that.”
Part of his response when asked about if he considered going to Penn State during media session his week.
Can Ryan Bates please crush him?
“They didn’t offer my brother [Peter, who played at Bowling Green] coming out of high school. We have a picture of my siblings with Joe Pa glasses. But they didn’t offer my brother, so, yeah, it’s kind of personal for me. It’s almost like, ‘the Winovich’s weren’t good enough.’ ”
It should come to no great surprise that we lost some quality recruits because of the scandal. The one that I hated to see go was Dorian 5 Star offensive guard switch his commitment to Pitt. That hurt because it was right after the NCAA sanctioned PSU. We also missed out on Peppers. He was just being honest. But time is healing and recruits these days don’t care.I felt like signing up as a Penn State football player associated myself with that.”
Part of his response when asked about if he considered going to Penn State during media session his week.
Can Ryan Bates please crush him?
Winovich, who was a recruit from the Class of 2014, also talked a bit about Penn State during his recruiting process.
“I didn’t give [Penn State] too much of my time because I felt, at least, their coach, [Bill] O’Brien, it was at the time, was planning on leaving,” Winovich said. “I kind of felt like he wasn’t going to be there that long. And everything that was going on with the [Jerry] Sandusky stuff, I don’t know. It was just like, for me, like, signing up to be a Penn State football player, it kind of associated myself with that. That’s just something I had to live with. For me, it was a personal decision and I just said, ‘I don’t want to put myself in that scenario.’
“They didn’t offer my brother [Peter, who played at Bowling Green] coming out of high school. We have a picture of my siblings with Joe Pa glasses. But they didn’t offer my brother, so, yeah, it’s kind of personal for me. It’s almost like, ‘the Winovich’s weren’t good enough.’ ”
https://www.landof10.com/michigan/michigan-players-react-winning-moving-polls
It should come to no great surprise that we lost some quality recruits because of the scandal. The one that I hated to see go was Dorian 5 Star offensive guard switch his commitment to Pitt. That hurt because it was right after the NCAA sanctioned PSU. We also missed out on Peppers. He was just being honest. But time is healing and recruits these days don’t care.
I felt like signing up as a Penn State football player associated myself with that.”
Part of his response when asked about if he considered going to Penn State during media session his week.
Can Ryan Bates please crush him?
I agree, but that decommitment really hurt at the time. He went public an ESPN. What hurt the most is that he committed right after Sandusky got sentenced. It was a huge commitment at the time, specially being a 5 start and from the Burgh. Then he decomitts right after the NCAA fiasco. And to make matters worst, he commits to Pittsburgh. That commitment gave the Liar months of, well you know what. The Liar has been very quite lately.And Dorian Johnson got to play in the Pinstripe Bowl as the highlight of his college career because he chose Pitt instead of experiencing winning a Big 10 championship and a trip to the Rose Bowl.
Winovich, who was a recruit from the Class of 2014, also talked a bit about Penn State during his recruiting process.
“I didn’t give [Penn State] too much of my time because I felt, at least, their coach, [Bill] O’Brien, it was at the time, was planning on leaving,” Winovich said. “I kind of felt like he wasn’t going to be there that long. And everything that was going on with the [Jerry] Sandusky stuff, I don’t know. It was just like, for me, like, signing up to be a Penn State football player, it kind of associated myself with that. That’s just something I had to live with. For me, it was a personal decision and I just said, ‘I don’t want to put myself in that scenario.’
“They didn’t offer my brother [Peter, who played at Bowling Green] coming out of high school. We have a picture of my siblings with Joe Pa glasses. But they didn’t offer my brother, so, yeah, it’s kind of personal for me. It’s almost like, ‘the Winovich’s weren’t good enough.’ ”
https://www.landof10.com/michigan/michigan-players-react-winning-moving-polls
Sounds like the UM side is trying to generate some story lines this week and stir up some fabricated emotion to get ready. Maybe they feel they need some edge that they don't currently have.
Obviously his brother wasn't good enough for Michigan either, or any other P5 school. Wonder if that is personal too? Sometimes people just don't know when to shut up. I understand a recruit in the 2014 time period not wanting to come to PSU and possibly have to deal with the consequences of 2011, beyond that, stop talking about PSU.Winovich, who was a recruit from the Class of 2014, also talked a bit about Penn State during his recruiting process.
“I didn’t give [Penn State] too much of my time because I felt, at least, their coach, [Bill] O’Brien, it was at the time, was planning on leaving,” Winovich said. “I kind of felt like he wasn’t going to be there that long. And everything that was going on with the [Jerry] Sandusky stuff, I don’t know. It was just like, for me, like, signing up to be a Penn State football player, it kind of associated myself with that. That’s just something I had to live with. For me, it was a personal decision and I just said, ‘I don’t want to put myself in that scenario.’
“They didn’t offer my brother [Peter, who played at Bowling Green] coming out of high school. We have a picture of my siblings with Joe Pa glasses. But they didn’t offer my brother, so, yeah, it’s kind of personal for me. It’s almost like, ‘the Winovich’s weren’t good enough.’ ”
https://www.landof10.com/michigan/michigan-players-react-winning-moving-polls
Right. Wonder if Michigan offered his brother????Lmao .... they didn't offer his brother, who ended up at Bowling Green. And that offended his family.
What an ass
Ironic that he went to the school that was the birthplace of the Larry Nassar Scandal, the worst scandal in CFB history. Now he will be forever associated with that.
Winovich, who was a recruit from the Class of 2014, also talked a bit about Penn State during his recruiting process.
“I didn’t give [Penn State] too much of my time because I felt, at least, their coach, [Bill] O’Brien, it was at the time, was planning on leaving,” Winovich said. “I kind of felt like he wasn’t going to be there that long. And everything that was going on with the [Jerry] Sandusky stuff, I don’t know. It was just like, for me, like, signing up to be a Penn State football player, it kind of associated myself with that. That’s just something I had to live with. For me, it was a personal decision and I just said, ‘I don’t want to put myself in that scenario.’
“They didn’t offer my brother [Peter, who played at Bowling Green] coming out of high school. We have a picture of my siblings with Joe Pa glasses. But they didn’t offer my brother, so, yeah, it’s kind of personal for me. It’s almost like, ‘the Winovich’s weren’t good enough.’ ”
https://www.landof10.com/michigan/michigan-players-react-winning-moving-polls
Nazzar is associated with Michigan State not Michigan, so nothing ironic at all there.
A real Mensa candidate there.Winovich, who was a recruit from the Class of 2014, also talked a bit about Penn State during his recruiting process.
“I didn’t give [Penn State] too much of my time because I felt, at least, their coach, [Bill] O’Brien, it was at the time, was planning on leaving,” Winovich said. “I kind of felt like he wasn’t going to be there that long. And everything that was going on with the [Jerry] Sandusky stuff, I don’t know. It was just like, for me, like, signing up to be a Penn State football player, it kind of associated myself with that. That’s just something I had to live with. For me, it was a personal decision and I just said, ‘I don’t want to put myself in that scenario.’
“They didn’t offer my brother [Peter, who played at Bowling Green] coming out of high school. We have a picture of my siblings with Joe Pa glasses. But they didn’t offer my brother, so, yeah, it’s kind of personal for me. It’s almost like, ‘the Winovich’s weren’t good enough.’ ”
https://www.landof10.com/michigan/michigan-players-react-winning-moving-polls
Please post a pic of your seeing eye dog.Lazy technique...
It's both, he got his start at Michigan, even graduated from there. So he was an ex-Michigan man, and a current MSU employee. Sandusky was an ex-PSU employee, and look how that worked out for us.
Noah Spence was another, while not an "official" commit and certainly he had his own issues down the road, he was a five star who could have gone anywhere.It should come to no great surprise that we lost some quality recruits because of the scandal. The one that I hated to see go was Dorian 5 Star offensive guard switch his commitment to Pitt. That hurt because it was right after the NCAA sanctioned PSU. We also missed out on Peppers. He was just being honest. But time is healing and recruits these days don’t care.
Upon further review, I stand corrected in that he went to UMich for undergrad and MSU for his medical degree. The original bio I saw only listed MSU.
I get your point, but Sandusky was an ex-PSU football coach so the athletic program Chase would have joined is a direct connection while at Michigan he isn't at the school, or in the sport, that Nassar was employed with and involved in. Chase's reasoning might not make a whole lot of sense relative to Sandusky, but there isn't a parallel to UMich football with Nassar stretch as you may try.
If I recall, Winovich was recruiting as a LB, but wasn't necessarily our top priority until several other LBs choose other destinations. That with the fact that his brother wasn't offered meant that he had some bitterness. Fair enough.
Be "outraged" about something....anything.
I felt like signing up as a Penn State football player associated myself with that.”
Part of his response when asked about if he considered going to Penn State during media session his week.
Can Ryan Bates please crush him?
ummm ....Anyone named Chase should be punched in the neck simply out of principle.
Anyone named Chase should be punched in the neck simply out of principle.
Big Fn DealWhile he shouldn't have said anything, he is likely being honest. That's rare in pressers these days I suppose.
LdN
A bunch of kids, seem awfully worried about something this week, and they don't play for PSU.I agree, but I'll give props to Hurst for saying positive things about PSU (and even Paterno) this week.
I'm surprised how much they talk about the rankings, that's like their whole motivation for this game. They are literally playing for their season on Saturday. If they lose they basically have no chance of winning the B1G since that would be their second conference loss. I mean, that would be plenty of motivation for me to want to win if I was on their team.
Winovich is a clown. You're mad that 13 years ago your brother (who was recruited by NO ONE) didn't get a PSU offer? And bringing up the Sandusky stuff, I mean really? This is a veteran player who I guess has no ability to filter his thoughts and feelings with the media which is rather shocking.