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Chase Winovich (image via Yahoo)

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Let’s see more of this guy on offense . . . Chris Evans. Something must have been going on with Evans (discipline, injury, etc.), because he’s a potential playmaker and only touched the ball 4 times in the season opener against Notre Dame. I heard in the off-season he was working in the slot, and Michigan is short on receivers. But all Evans got was 2 carries for 1 yard and 2 catches for 37 yards. The coaching staff needs to find a way to get him the ball.

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Notre Dame 24, Michigan 17

Shea Patterson (image via Maize ‘n’ Brew)

Same old, same old. From the very first offensive series, I started thinking, “Nothing has changed.” Michigan’s offense didn’t evolve over the off-season with a new offensive line coach, a new wide receivers coach, and a new quarterback. The formations are the same. The alignments are the same. The personnel is mostly the same. The lack of tempo is the same. The confusion and lack of urgency late in games is the same.

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Preview: Michigan at Notre Dame

RUSHING OFFENSE vs. NOTRE DAME RUSHING DEFENSE

Michigan’s offensive line and running back situation will remain largely the same from last season. The biggest changes will come at left tackle, where Jon Runyan, Jr. has taken charge, and center, where Cesar Ruiz will be a “new” starter after starting six games at right guard in 2017. The offensive line was #20 in Adjusted Line Yards and #7 in Power Success Rate. The top two running backs also return: Karan Higdon and Chris Evans averaged 6.1 and 5.1 yards/carry last year, and Higdon was six yards shy of hitting 1,000 yards for the season. Michigan does lose two experienced fullbacks, so the usage of sophomore Ben Mason, fifth year senior Jared Wangler, and/or freshman Ben Van Sumeren could be interesting to watch. Michigan will also have a mobile quarterback in Shea Patterson, who had 136 yards rushing and 1 touchdown (but lost 152 yards in sacks). Notre Dame inside linebacker Te’von Coney (6’1″, 240 lbs.) led the team last year in tackles (116), and weakside linebacker Drue Tranquill (6’2″, 231) was third with 85. Those are the top two returning tacklers, and they also led the team with 12.5 and 10.5 tackles for loss, respectively. Defensive tackle Jerry Tillery (6’7″, 305) is the most dangerous defensive lineman and had 56 tackles with 9 tackles for loss and 4.5 sacks in 2017. The team was 51st in rushing defense (154 yards allowed/game), but they were tied with Alabama for #7 in fewest rushing touchdowns allowed (9).
Advantage: Michigan

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2018 Season Countdown List

If you were looking to see the whole 2018 Season Countdown list in one place, here it is with links to each one:

1. Shea Patterson
2. Khaleke Hudson
3. Chase Winovich
4. Rashan Gary
5. Cesar Ruiz
6. Donovan Peoples-Jones
7. Karan Higdon
8. Ben Bredeson
9. Tarik Black
10. Devin Bush, Jr.
11. Lavert Hill
12. Quinn Nordin
13. David Long
14. Zach Gentry
15. Chris Evans
16. Michael Dwumfour
17. Tyree Kinnel
18. Ben Mason
19. Jon Runyan
20. Sean McKeon
21. Aubrey Solomon
22. Michael Onwenu
23. Juwann Bushell-Beatty
24. Grant Perry
25. Josh Metellus
26. Brad Robbins
27. Devin Gil
28. James Hudson III
29. Ambry Thomas
30. Bryan Mone
31. Brandon Watson
32. Brandon Peters
33. Kwity Paye
34. Nico Collins
35. Noah Furbush
36. Stephen Spanellis
37. Carlo Kemp
38. Eddie McDoom
39. Ben VanSumeren
40. Joshua Uche
41. Josh Ross
42. J’Marick Woods
43. Kekoa Crawford
44. Oliver Martin
45. Will Hart
46. Lawrence Marshall
47. Jaylen Kelly-Powell
48. Camaron Cheeseman
49. Tyrone Wheatley, Jr.
50. Donovan Jeter
51. Jordan Glasgow
52. Andrew Stueber
53. Nate Schoenle
54. Nick Eubanks
55. Drew Singleton
56. Luiji Vilain
57. Brad Hawkins
58. Kareem Walker
59. Nolan Ulizio
60. Casey Hughes
61. Dylan McCaffrey
62. Myles Sims
63. Cameron McGrone
64. O’Maury Samuels
65. Tru Wilson
66. Aidan Hutchinson
67. Michael Barrett
68. Jared Wangler
69. Deron Irving-Bey
70. Phillip Paea
71. Christian Turner
72. Benjamin St-Juste
73. Reuben Jones
74. Mustapha Muhammad
75. Ron Johnson
76. Kurt Taylor
77. Grant Newsome
78. Jordan Anthony
79. Jalen Mayfield
80. Joe Milton
81. Ryan Hayes
82. Julius Welschof
83. Chuck Filiaga
84. Gemon Green
85. Joe Hewlett
86. Joel Honigford
87. Andrew Vastardis
88. German Green
89. Hassan Haskins
90. Carl Myers
91. Taylor Upshaw
92. Andrew Robinson
93. Sammy Faustin
94. Luke Schoonmaker
95. Ronnie Bell
96. Michael Sessa
97. Jake McCurry
98. Vincent Gray
99. Greg Robinson
100. Jameson Offerdahl
101. Dane Drobocky
102. Jess Speight
103. Matt Mitchell
104. Adam Fakih
105. Spencer Dickow
106. Matt Baldeck
107. Peter Bush
108. Matt Brown
109. Hunter Reynolds
110. Jared Davis
111. Adam Shibley
112. Tyler Cochran
113. Jack Dunaway
114. Conner Edmonds
115. Ryan Veingrad
116. Tyler Plocki

2018 Season Predictions

Nico Collins (image via Twitter)

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LEADING RUSHER
Karan Higdon emerged from last season as the de facto starting running back, and there’s no reason to think he’ll lose that job now, especially after adding about 15 lbs. of muscle in the off-season. Chris Evans projects to be the #2 guy.
Prediction: Karan Higdon, 1100 yards

LEADING RECEIVER
The wide receiver position is a huge mess right now after the transfers of Eddie McDoom, Drake Harris, Maurice Ways, and Kekoa Crawford . . . and, oh yeah, the injury to Tarik Black’s foot. It wouldn’t be a huge surprise to see a tight end lead the team in receiving yards, but I’ll go with Donovan Peoples-Jones. He’s one of four healthy scholarship receivers on the roster, along with Grant Perry, Oliver Martin, Ronnie Bell, and Nico Collins.
Prediction: Donovan Peoples-Jones, 750 yards

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