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Wilton Speight
Wilton Speight (born December 6, 1994) is an American football quarterback for the Michigan Wolverines team where he is a redshirt freshman for the 2015 team. He was a captain in the 2014 Under Armour All-America Game. He serves as the backup quarterback for Michigan. In his only significant playing time to date, he led a fourth quarter comeback in the 2015 battle for the Little Brown Jug. He is the grandson of Bobby Speight.
==High school==
Speight was a highly recruited Virginia high school athlete who was being recruited by the likes of Virginia Tech until a severe collarbone injury during the first game of his fall 2011 junior season that required a metal plate and eight screws to repair caused most schools to lose interest in him. Speight had previously had a medial collateral ligament injury.〔 When Michigan offered him a class of 2014 scholarship on class of 2013 national signing day on February 6, 2013, he immediately accepted.〔 He was unranked by most services at the time. A few months later after player rankings were reassessed following his second chance at his junior season in 2012, he was the number 7 ranked quarterback in the national class of 2014 according to ESPN. Other ratings services also returned him to their class of 2014 rankings: 16 by Rivals.com and 21 by Scout.com following his reclassification.〔 Following his 2013 senior season, Speight (who had offers from Miami and NC State) signed with Michigan on December 13, 2013.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Wilton Speight )〕 Speight was one of seven Wolverine commits that appeared in the 2014 Under Armour All-America Game, compiling passing totals of 2–6 for 63 yards.〔 He started at quarterback and served as team captain.
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