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Ex-Wolverine Updates: Week 4

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Kyle Bosch (#62, image via WV Gazette)

Former OG Kyle Bosch: Bosch, who starts at left guard for West Virginia, made 1 tackle in WVU’s 35-32 win over BYU.

Former WR/S Brian Cole II: Cole had 6 tackles and 1 forced fumble in East Mississippi Community College’s 44-42 win over Itawamba Community College.

Former RB commit Kiante Enis: Enis got into some pretty serious legal trouble and was arrested for alleged child molestation (LINK).

Former RB Derrick Green: Green had 2 carries for 3 yards in TCU’s 33-3 win over SMU.

Hit the jump for several more updates.

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Ex-Wolverine Updates: Week 3

Derrick Green (#27, image via Star-Telegram)

Former offensive coordinator Al Borges: Borges, now the offensive coordinator at San Jose State, is part of a 1-2 program after SJSU lost to Utah, 34-17. The Spartans are #69 in scoring offense and #72 in total offense.

Former DE commit Pharaoh Brown: Brown made 1 catch for 1 yard in Oregon’s 35-32 loss to Nebraska.

Former WR/S Brian Cole II: Cole made 3 tackles in East Mississippi Community College’s 54-10 win over Northeast Mississippi Community College.

Hit the jump for many more updates.

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Ex-Wolverine Updates: Week 2

Pharaoh Brown had his first TD catch since his devastating 2014 knee injury (image via Miami Herald)

Former DE commit Pharaoh Brown: Brown made 5 catches for 55 yards and 1 touchdown in Oregon’s 44-26 win over Virginia.

Former WR/S Brian Cole II: Through two games at East Mississippi Community College, Cole has 17 tackles and 1 fumble recovery, which he returned for 21 yards. EMCC is 1-1.

Hit the jump for several more updates, including on Shaun Crawford, Derrick Green, Damien Harris, Brady Hoke, and Mike Weber.

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Spring Football Preview: Wide Receivers

Amara Darboh (image via KSL)

Projected starters: Fifth year senior Amara Darboh was Michigan’s leading receiver for most of last season, and he finished with 58 catches (#1 on the team), 727 yards (#2), and 5 TDs (#2). He returns with a spot virtually locked down, and he should be ready to go when spring begins. The latter cannot be said for fifth year senior Jehu Chesson, who had 50 catches (#3), 764 yards (#1), and 9 TDs (#1). Chesson was injured in Michigan’s bowl game and will likely miss spring ball while recovering from that undisclosed injury. Michigan did not get much production from the wide receivers behind them, but redshirt sophomore Maurice Ways, Jr. earned more playing time as the season went along, finishing with 3 catches for 40 yards total. If we’re going by trajectory, he would be the starter opposite Darboh this spring.

Hit the jump for more on the wide receiver position.

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Poll results: Which redshirting player are you most excited about for the future?

Tyrone Wheatley, Jr. (left) with his father in summer 2015

If you guess the score correctly for the upcoming basketball game vs. the Buckeyes, you can win a $40 gift card to Amazon (LINK).

A few weeks ago, I asked the poll question: Which redshirting playing are you most excited about for the future?

Hit the jump for the results:

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