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Nightly Roundup: February 21, 2019

Tarik Black is working on making sure he’s healthy for 2019 (LINK). Speaking of wide receivers, Ronnie Bell and Oliver Martin are both looking for more playing time in 2019 (LINK).

New Bowling Green head coach Scot Loeffler is hiring a bunch of former Michigan coaches, including Jim Herrman and Erik Campbell (LINK).

Football Study Hall discusses UCF’s offense (LINK) and how close they are to being an elite offense.

Zavier Simpson is one of ten finalists for Defensive Player of the Year in college basketball (LINK).

Nightly Roundup: February 20, 2019

Former Michigan commit and Florida State wide receiver George Campbell announced he’s transferring to Penn State.

Here’s the story of how a fictional recruit got a profile on Rivals and 247 (LINK).

Former New England Patriots special teamer Matt Chatham says the Patriots’ championship window isn’t closing anytime soon (LINK).

The Athletic breaks down standout players from the AAF last weekend (LINK).

Hope that jersey gets more use this time around. #GoBlue https://t.co/6FooTv4fCJ

— Shane Morris (@ShaneMorris_7) February 19, 2019

The man with more picks than anyone else in NFL history…

Happy birthday to @ProFootballHOF safety Paul Krause, whose 81 career interceptions are still an NFL record! ?? @Vikings @Redskins pic.twitter.com/fzJCXqu71o

— NFL Throwback (@nflthrowback) February 19, 2019

Nightly Roundup: February 19, 2019

Michigan got a transfer defensive end commitment today (LINK).

Cover 1 takes a look at the injury Chase Winovich suffered that might affect his NFL draft stock (LINK).

Here’s your daily vague Aaron McMann piece, this one on Donovan Peoples-Jones (LINK).

Devin Bush, Jr. slid in Mel Kiper, Jr.’s new mock draft (LINK).

Cade McNamara is pushing Shea Patterson in the weight room (LINK).

Fred Jackson’s son, Josh Jackson, is transferring from Virginia Tech to Maryland (LINK).

Nightly Roundup: February 18, 2019

Here’s an Aaron McMann fluff piece on Nico Collins (LINK).

The Michigan spring game will be April 13 (LINK).

Nightly Roundup: February 14, 2019

Michigan is #5 in ESPN’s football power index (LINK).

Michigan’s offensive tackle situation is much clearer right now than it was a year ago (LINK).

According to Umbig11 on The Fort, former Wolverines Alex Malzone (QB) and Tyrone Wheatley, Jr. (TE) are in the transfer portal and planning to leave Miami-OH and Stony Brook, respectively (LINK).