Ex-Wolverine Updates: Week 4

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24Sep 2019
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Ex-Wolverine Updates: Week 4

Devin Asiasi (image via Bruins Nation)

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Devin Asiasi, TE (UCLA): Asiasi made 4 catches for 50 yards and 1 touchdown in a ridiculous 67-63 comeback win over Washington State.

Brian Cole, S (Mississippi State): Cole made 5 tackles and 1 pass breakup in a 28-13 win over Kentucky.

Kekoa Crawford, WR (Cal): Crawford is Cal’s leading receiver through four games. He made 3 catches for 39 yards in a 28-20 win over Ole Miss.

Ja’Raymond Hall, OT (CMU): Hall did not play in the 17-12 loss to Miami-FL.

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23Sep 2019
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Nightly Roundup: September 23, 2019

Jordan Glasgow (#29, image via Wolverines Wire)

Space Coyote put together some interesting thoughts on Michigan and the Wisconsin game (LINK).

23Sep 2019
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Michigan vs. Wisconsin Awards

Let’s see more of this guy on offense . . . Mike Sainristil. Michigan offensive coordinator Josh Gattis promised Michigan fans #speedinspace when he was hired. During the spring and then the summer, Jim Harbaugh said Sainristil was the starter at the H receiver position. We’re three games into the 2019 season, and the supposedly healthy Sainristil has yet to touch the ball even once. Not on jet sweeps. Not on screens. Not on kick returns or punt returns. Not on downfield shots.

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22Sep 2019
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Nightly Roundup: September 22, 2019

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22Sep 2019
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Wisconsin 35, Michigan 14

Dylan McCaffrey (image via Detroit Free Press)

Gross. I had practice on Saturday morning and then went to scout an upcoming opponent, so I DVRed the game and planned to watch it late. I purposefully didn’t wear any Michigan gear to scout, because I didn’t want any douchebags coming up to me saying, “Oh, you’re a Michigan fan? It looks like they’re about to win/lose.” I successfully went home without any idea how the game was going, turned on the recording, and promptly figured out within a few minutes that Michigan would lose the game. I waited an extra three hours to start it, and it took me five minutes to know the outcome.

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