Stanford DB Wayne Lyons has been looking at using a grad transfer and Michigan has been one of the schools interested in getting his services. As it turns out, his mom has gotten a position with the University of Michigan.
From mlive:
Lyons’ mother, Gwendolyn Bush, appears in the school’s directory as an athletics player development staffer. Michigan’s football program had been looking for a director of player development.
I’m sure this will have plenty of anti-Michigan fans clamoring and calling shenanigans.
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Some more from CFB talk:
According to Bush’s Facebook page, she moved to Ann Arbor Jan. 15, one day before her son’s announcement and two weeks after Harbaugh was officially introduced as UM’s head coach. According to a posting on the same social media website, Bush started working at the University of Michigan in the capacity mentioned above on Feb. 2.
What Bush did prior to this new job is not 100-percent clear, although from what we can ascertain she was a school teacher in Ft. Lauderdale and somehow connected to a seven-on-seven football program in the area. In a May, 2010 profile of her son, Bush is described as a teacher and administrator.
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