Spring Injuries
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In the Trenches 590
- Sophomore Andrew Marsh begins the episode by discussing his outstanding first season in Ann Arbor and looking ahead to the opportunities ahead in 2026.
- Then, new Wide Receivers Coach Micah Simon stops by around the 9:30 mark to detail his journey into coaching and share his thoughts on the The Wolverines' wide receivers.
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Wolverine247 spring football takeaways, what we learned about Michigan's offense
- ### Top Actionable Intel
- This is a detailed Michigan offense spring review from Wolverine247. Biggest overall signal: the staff likes the roster's offensive talent more than last year, but Bryce Underwood's development still decides the ceiling.
- QB Bryce Underwood is not being handled with automatic-star treatment. The staff praises his work ethic and leadership, but publicly keeps stressing that he has to improve for Michigan to contend.
- QB Tommy Carr made a strong spring impression and looks like a potential steal from the 2026 class. He is not a threat to Underwood, but he may be good enough to matter in the QB2 conversation.
- RB Savion Hiter is one of the most-hyped freshmen on the roster and is expected to be an immediate-impact player even with Jordan Marshall back.
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Who had the best and worst offseasons in college football? | Michigan podcast segment
- Michigan's coaching and personnel reset: Massively upgraded coaching staff after years of off-field distractions; added five-star tackle returning from preseason ACL injury; new OC from Utah (via Virginia) can utilize hybrid weapons like Buchanan; removed distraction layer that plagued previous regime.
- Michigan: Upgraded coaching staff dramatically (removed off-field distraction layer); added five-star tackle returning from ACL; new OC from Utah emphasizes hybrid weapons (Buchanan); Savon Hairston five-star RB ready now; far more confident vibe and "adults in room" feel than prior years.
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RB stuff
- Tranard was top RB before ankle injury game 1; dropped from 95 to 89 rating while injured.
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Michigan feels good, Alabama doesn’t…
- Injury: first note is mattison was going to be a safety at michigan, whereas harrigton will play nickel.
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