A 42-year-old Warrensburg man died in a two-vehicle traffic crash in Johnson County on Sunday, May 23.
According to a report from the Missouri State Highway patrol, the crash occurred as a 1999 Ford, driven by 21-year-old Dakota Warren, of Kingsville, was traveling southbound on Northwest 1601st Road and a 2017 Ford, driven by Kody Jones, was traveling eastbound on U.S. Highway 50. Warren’s vehicle crossed the eastbound lane of U.S. Highway 50 and struck the driver’s side of Jones’ vehicle, which caused both vehicles to travel off the south side of the highway, where they struck a stop sign and light pole before they came to rest.
Warrensburg man dies in crash
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Wolverine recruiting report: How Michigan could benefit from Steve Clinkscale hire
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Kentucky head coach Mark Stoops walks out onto the field to get his team s attention in the first half of an NCAA college football game against South Carolina Saturday, Sept. 24, 2016, in Lexington, Ky. Steve Clinkscale, middle, was recently hired by Michigan. (AP Photo/David Stephenson)AP
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Harbaugh’s latest coaching hire should also further bolster the Wolverines’ recruiting efforts in the state.
With assistant Maurice Linguist leaving for the head coaching job at Buffalo, Michigan has hired Kentucky defensive backs coach Steve Clinkscale for the same role in Ann Arbor.
Submitted by IDKaGoodName
on May 13th, 2021 at 2:12 PM
Sam Webb just posted an article regarding Clink connecting with Kody Jones and the desire to pursue Myles Pollard. According to the article, Jones is a big fan of Clink and has verbally assured coach that he is still all-in. I think many view Jones as a huge cog in the Walter Nolan recruitment, but the article also goes on to state that Clink has assigned Kody the job of working on Myles Pollard, and that coach has not mentioned any other recruit names to Kody to help with, as of right now. I think this speaks to how high on the list Pollard is for this staff. In addition, Clink was Pollard s first offer back at Kentucky, and Pollard is quoted as saying Clink is very much family as well . Jones closes by confirming that Michigan is very high up on the list for Pollard.
Seth
May 11th, 2021 at 1:11 PM
Well, finally.
Sam Webb, Chris Balas, and others are reporting Michigan has come to terms with Kentucky defensive backs coach Steve Clinkscale to be the Wolverines new defensive pass game coordinator and defensive backs coach.
Michigan had one name on everybody’s lips when co-DC/cornerbacks coach Maurice Linguist, hired just last January, couldn’t pass up an opportunity to be the head coach of Buffalo. It was the same name bandied about before Linguist was hired. And the same name this site was all but banging the table for a year before that, when Chris Partridge departed for Ole Miss and Michigan ended up replacing him with Bob Shoop. It’s also one of very few names you could be reading at the top of this post that might actually make you feel better than Linguist did, especially when it came to guys Michigan could find in mid-May.
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