Big Ten Football Morning Coffee: Michigan Recruit Commits Mail Arson

Rise and shine, friends. Here's what's going down in the Big Ten today.

-- Peoria, IL offensive lineman Logan Tuley-Tillman is a Michigan commit, and a darn good one at that; Tuley-Tillman is one of the highest-rated linemen in the nation. We've still got eight months before signing day, though, so Ohio State would like Tuley-Tillman to know that they're still interested, and...oh. He's burning the letter and showing everybody on Twitter. So...is that a "no"? 

-- One guy who's probably not going to be a Michigan commit is 5-star safety recruit Su'a Cravens, who canceled upcoming unofficial visits to Nebraska and Michigan (the two schools thought to be competing with Southern Cal for Cravens' services) while remaining firm on a June 8 decision date. Cravens' father says the cancellations were because of upcoming finals, and that's good! But no rescheduling of the trips or decision date means the writing's on the wall here.

-- The Big Ten Network's Tom Dienhart ranked the top 10 assistant coaches most likely to be a head coach in the future, and while Pat Narduzzi (who has already turned down Texas A&M and Akron) is an obvious first choice, the next three coaches are all at Ohio State. That's a really good problem for OSU to have, but it is still a problem; staff continuity is critical for player development.

-- Memorial Day has come and gone, but this Eleven Warriors post about 1942 Ohio State fullback and Battle of the Bulge survivor Charles Csuri is well worth reading and considering further. Csuri is a decorated war hero and college football national champion, but his accomplishments only begin there.