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Ex-Wolverine Updates: Week 13

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Ahmir Mitchell, WR (Fort Scott Community College): Mitchell finished the season with 7 catches for 73 yards (10.4 YPC) and 1 touchdown.

Wilton Speight, QB (UCLA): Speight was 29/47 for 466 yards, 0 touchdowns, and 1 interception in a 49-42 loss to Stanford; he also ran 10 times for -37 yards and 1 touchdown. He finished the year 126/208 (60.6%) for 1,527 yards, 6 touchdowns, and 6 interceptions, plus 39 carries for 27 yards and 2 touchdowns. UCLA was 3-9 and not eligible for a bowl game.

Kareem Walker, RB (Fort Scott Community College): Walker finished the season with 64 carries for 207 yards (3.2 YPC) and 1 touchdown. He is committed to transfer to Mississippi State.

Keith Washington, CB (West Virginia): Washington made 5 tackles in a 59-56 loss to Oklahoma.

Maurice Ways, Jr., WR (Cal):

Ways made 3 catches for 43 yards and 1 touchdown – his first career score – in a 33-21 win over Colorado.

Tyrone Wheatley, Jr., TE (Stony Brook): Wheatley finished his redshirt junior year at Stony Brook with a total of 6 catches for 36 yards.

Hit the jump for news on former commitments and coaches.

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Rashan Gary is headed to the NFL

Michigan defensive end Rashan Gary has spent his final season at the University of Michigan. It was announced today that he would be skipping his senior year to enter the 2019 NFL Draft, which most people expected.

Gary was the #1 overall recruit in the 2016 class. During his career at Michigan, he has made 136 tackles, 23.5 tackles for loss, 10 sacks, and 1 forced fumble.

Gary’s college career did not develop as expected. While he was solid and took on a lot of double-teams, which helped to limit his production, those career numbers are not as productive as most expected when the Wolverines landed the #1 recruit in the nation. Consider that his predecessor at the strongside end position, Chris Wormley, finished his career with 122 tackles, 32.5 tackles for loss, and 18 sacks in four years (for an apples-to-apples comparison, his first three years netted 83 tackles, 24 tackles for loss, and 12 sacks). Wormley was a 3rd round pick by the Baltimore Ravens in the 2017 NFL Draft with 11 tackles and 1 sack so far in his pro career so far.

Gary’s best days might be ahead of him, and he’s someone Michigan fans should be proud of for wearing the winged helmet. Gary carries himself with class, stays away from negative attention, and by all accounts, has an excellent work ethic. I look forward to watching his NFL career.

Meanwhile, there will be several candidates to replace him in 2019, including Kwity Paye (who played quite a bit when Gary suffered a shoulder injury this year), Aidan Hutchinson, Carlo Kemp (who played defensive tackle this year because he didn’t want to ride the bench behind Gary), and others.

Tim Baldwin, Ex-Wolverine

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Tim Baldwin, Jr.

Ashburn (VA) Broad Run running back Tim Baldwin, a 2020 prospect, decommitted from Michigan on Monday. He had committed to Michigan back on November 4 (LINK).

This development does not move the needle for me. He’s a 3-star, the #29 running back, and #342 overall. He’s not a bad player, but he’s also not as explosive of a runner as I would like to see Michigan get. I’m still waiting for the Wolverines to get a home run threat at running back, which they have not had in a while.

Way Too Early 2019 Depth Chart: November 2018

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Aidan Hutchinson (image via Wolverines Wire)

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Lots of things will change between now and the 2019 season opener, but it’s fun to think about the future, nevertheless.

NOTE: All players whose eligibility will not expire are considered for the depth chart, so potential early NFL draft entrants (Rashan Gary, Shea Patterson, etc.) still appear on this chart.

Hit the jump for a look at 2019.

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Ohio State 62, Michigan 39

Jim Harbaugh (image via Wolverines Wire

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That wasn’t close. Las Vegas picked Michigan. Virtually all the experts picked Michigan. I picked Michigan. We were all wrong, and it wasn’t close. That was an extremely disappointing performance in all three phases of the game. I’m sure I won’t cover every disappointment, but I’ll get it started.

Hit the jump for the rest of the preview.

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