Ex-Michigan receiver, Sugar Bowl MVP Junior Hemingway has bowl valuables stolen

Police were called to the home at 11 a.m. Friday after Hemingway's father, Kenneth Earl Hemingway, reported someone entered his house earlier that morning, the report said.

Things taken from the home, according to the website: A Gator Bowl watch valued at $1,000; a Sugar Bowl watch valued at $1,000; an East/West watch valued at $1,000; a silver watch valued at $1,200; a gold watch valued at $500; an Outback Bowl ring valued at $1,000; a gold diamond ring valued at $800; a gold initial ring with a K on it valued at $500; two video gaming systems and controllers valued at $759; 11 video games valued at $400; and a 55-inch TV valued at $1,200.

Hemingway finished last season with a career-best 34 catches for 699 yards and four touchdowns. Two of those scores came in the Sugar Bowl, which helped the Wolverines beat Virginia Tech, 23-20.

The Conway native will compete in the NFL combine later this month with former teammates Mike Martin and David Molk.