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— Due# (@JDue51) September 29, 2019
(I realize that’s a lot more boring but don’t Yoder it up with made up BS) pic.twitter.com/tqe7t4hOBS
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TRANSFERS
Devin Asiasi, TE (UCLA): Asiasi made 2 catches for 27 yards in a 20-17 loss to Arizona.
Brian Cole, S (Mississippi State): Cole made 4 tackles in a 56-23 loss to Auburn.
Kekoa Crawford, WR (Cal): Crawford, Cal’s leading receiver, did not play in the 24-17 loss to Arizona State due to an injury.
Ja’Raymond Hall, OT (CMU): Hall did not play in the 31-15 loss to Western Michigan.
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I didn’t have time to write up a full list this week, but here are the visitors for the Rutgers game. Obviously, the opponent doesn’t lend itself to a high-profile recruiting weekend.
2020
Gaige Garcia – RB – Catawissa (PA) Southern Columbia: Michigan commit.
Myles Hinton – OT – Norcross (GA) Greater Atlanta Christian: Stanford commit.
Braiden McGregor – DE – Port Huron (MI) Northern: Michigan commit.
Andre Seldon, Jr. – CB – Belleville (MI) Belleville: Michigan commit.
2021
Nick Steinacker – DE – Corunna (MI) Corunna: No offers yet.
2022
Myles Rowser – S – Belleville (MI) Belleville: Michigan offer.
You can’t ask for much more. The last time Michigan scored at least 52 points, it was just over a year ago in a 56-10 win over Nebraska in year one of the Scott Frost era. The Wolverines needed to put together a complete game in all three phases of the game, and they did so. There were a few mistakes – as there always will be – but the offense was efficient, the defense put up a shutout, and special teams created a fumble while also finally getting a decent punt returner involved once again in Donovan Peoples-Jones. It was a good old-fashioned romp.
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RUSH OFFENSE vs. RUTGERS RUSH DEFENSE
Michigan’s pretty bad at running the ball, coming in at #97 nationally (127 yards/game) and #108 in yards per carry (3.5). Starting running back Zach Charbonnet (4.6 YPC) was limited last week, and backup Christian Turner (4.3 YPC) hasn’t shown much. That ineffectiveness is mostly due to an offensive line that can’t get movement and a starting quarterback who won’t run the ball when given a clear read to run the ball; the backup, who will run the ball, has a concussion and won’t play this week. Rutgers is #118 in rushing defense (218 yards allowed/game) and #108 in yards allowed per carry (4.88). Their best performance so far was allowing 277 yards and 4 touchdowns (on 61 carries) to Boston College in a 30-16 loss. Junior linebacker Tyshon Fogg (6’1″, 237 lbs.) leads the team with 33 tackles. Former Michigan linebacker Drew Singleton (6’2″, 233), a redshirt sophomore, should be the starting weakside linebacker despite just 12 tackles and 0.5 tackles for loss so far this year. The defensive line is not particularly large or explosive.
Advantage: Michigan
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