Michigan offensive lineman commit Logan Tuley-Tillman started a firestorm when he tweeted a picture of him burning a recruiting letter from Ohio State. Tuley-Tillman told Yahoo! Sports’ Dr. Saturday that the letter burning resulted in death threats from Ohio State fans.
Since then, Kyle Bosch, another Michigan class of 2013 commit, defended Tuley-Tillman. However, his questionable tweet may cause the touchy situation to escalate:
OSU fans giving @LoganTillman threats on your way to his house make a stop by mine and I’ll show you what a real death threat is #bringagun
— Kyle Bosch(@KyleBoschOL79) May 30, 2012
Yeah, threatening violence to people whom you’re reprimanding for threatening violence isn’t exactly the best way to make it all stop. Maybe this is all part of the younger generation’s attempt to replace Alabama-Auburn as the most intense rivalry in college football. If so, they’re off to a strong yet terribly unhealthy start.
UPDATE: Bosch later deleted the above tweet and apologized.
Sorry If I offended anyone.I was by no means trying to threaten anyone I was simply trying to defend my teammate. #GoBlueFamily #TEAM134
— Kyle Bosch(@KyleBoschOL79) May 30, 2012
