Wolverine player who transferred to Buckeyes not popular with former teammates
by By RYAN AUTULLO
Nov 16, 2009 | 6679 views | 2 2 comments | 14 14 recommendations | email to a friend | print
ANN ARBOR -- Justin Boren transferred from University of Michigan to Ohio State two years ago and his decision has not played out well with his former teammates.

Donovan Warren said Boren leaving to play for the rival was “disrespectful,” and David Moosman said he had no relationship with Boren even when the two were teammates.

UM will host Rose Bowl-bound OSU on Saturday needing a win to become bowl eligible.

Boren, of Pickerington, Ohio, is a starting guard, and his brother, Zach, is a freshman fullback for the Buckeyes.

In other news, Brandon Minor (shoulder) is day-to-day, according to coach Rich Rodriguez. Rodriguez said the past two seasons have probably been the most taxing of his career.
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anonymous
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November 18, 2009
why is part of the story from yesterday not here anymore? Did they edit it out because it wasnt true about the Michigan players site against Boren on Facebook?
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buckeyes1977
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November 17, 2009
Most people don't like Rodriguez, so why are they so bitter, I understand going to a rivalry making them mad but making a face book page as the other article mentioned, and it calls Boren a crybaby sounds like their page makes them look like hypocrites and crybabies as it were. It seems these guy need to get over that Boren is gone and just grow up.
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