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2017 Spring Game Thoughts: Offense

Brandon Peters (#18) with Michael Onwenu (#50) and Ty Isaac (#32)

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The Maize team won Saturday’s spring game by a score of 31-29 with a last-second field goal by Kyle Seychel. You can find videos and highlights here (LINK).

Hit the jump for some position-by-position thoughts on what we all saw. (Note: not every player will be mentioned.)

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2017 Michigan Spring Game Videos

Here’s the full game if you want to watch it in its entirety:

Hit the jump for the shortened version from the Big Ten Network.

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Your Top Three Spring Game Thoughts

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— Michigan Football (@UMichFootball) April 16, 2017

I watched the spring game, but with Easter weekend festivities, I haven’t had time to write up my takeaways.

What were your top three players, players, moments, etc.?

Pre-Spring Game Update from umbig11

Jordan Glasgow

I’m posting this for umbig11, who is on the move and couldn’t post from mobile. – Thunder

Hit the jump for several nuggets, mostly on the defense.

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Five Things to Watch in Michigan’s Spring Game

Khaleke Hudson (image via Pinterest)

HOW DOES BRANDON PETERS LOOK?
The Maize Team will be quarterbacked by Wilton Speight and presumed #2 guy John O’Korn, which leaves redshirt freshman Brandon Peters as the signal caller for the Blue team. Did the Maize team draft two quarterbacks to prevent the Blue team from having a competent quarterback? Or did the Blue team truly rank Peters above O’Korn? O’Korn and Peters have reportedly gone back and forth at times during spring practices, but it would be a significant step forward for Peters if the coaches think he’s the #2 option. After all, O’Korn has started numerous games in his career at Houston and then against Indiana last season.

Hit the jump for four more burning questions.

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