Wolverines credit Michigan strength coach Ben Herbert for program revival
It’s not uncommon for players to sing the praises of their strength coach, but at Michigan, Ben Herbert's results speak for themselves.
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It’s not uncommon for players to sing the praises of their strength coach, but at Michigan, Ben Herbert's results speak for themselves.
1/1/2024 – Michigan 27, Alabama 20 (OT) – 14-0, 9-0 Big Ten, Big Ten Champs, Rose Bowl Champs I didn't go to the 1998 Rose Bowl. I was a freshman in college, and thought I'd go to the Rose Bowl when I was a senior. Instead I watched the most important Michigan game since 1948 in my then-girlfriend's house. She chatted in a corner with a friend, not really paying attention. At one point her mom mentioned that if Washington State scored a touchdown she would win a quarter in the office squares competition. I regretted my choice then, and regret it more now. I did go to the 200...
PASADENA, Calif. — The way Blake Corum sees it, the Michigan Wolverines are unbeaten, top-ranked and two wins away from a national championship because of all the turmoil they’ve overcome this year, not in spite of it. Michigan’s star running back explains his view while sitting among his teammates Saturday under a big white tent […]
PASADENA, Calif. — The way Blake Corum sees it, the Michigan Wolverines are unbeaten, top-ranked and two wins away from a national championship because of all the turmoil they’ve overcome this year, not in spite of it. Michigan’s star running back explains his view while sitting among his teammates Saturday under a big white tent outside the rain-soaked Rose Bowl, where the Wolverines (13-0) will face Alabama (12-1) on Monday in the College Football Playoff semifinal. “I think we learned from all our setbacks, all of our mistakes,” Corum said. “With this team, with everythi...
PASADENA, Calif. — The way Blake Corum sees it, the Michigan Wolverines are unbeaten, top-ranked and two wins away from a national championship because of all the turmoil they’ve overcome this year, not in spite of it. Michigan’s star running back explains his view while sitting among his teammates Saturday under a big white tent outside the rain-soaked Rose Bowl, where the Wolverines (13-0) will face Alabama (12-1) on Monday in the College Football Playoff semifinal. “I think we learned from all our setbacks, all of our mistakes,” Corum said. “With this team, with everythi...