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Michigan Wolverines football loses two walk ons to transfer portal

Michigan football looses a pair of special teams contributors and offensive depth pieces to the spring NCAA transfer portal.

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Post-Entry Outlook: Offense

A week and change on from the national title, attention now turns to the basketball program what Team 145 is going to look like. This may be an exercise in futility since there's a distinct chance that Jim Harbaugh takes an NFL job this offseason, throwing everything into a mild state of higgeldy-piggeldy. But they'd probably just plug in Sherrone Moore, avoid significant portal departures, and be more or less the same minus a predilection for weird press conferences. So. QUARTERBACK Obviously the biggest question mark on the team in the aftermath of JJ McCarthy's draft entry. The options on campus do not feel like plugging in JJ McCarthy, to say the least. They are: Jayden Denegal, a 6'4" pocket passer who was a high three star on the composite and got a reasonable amount of garbage time last year. He'll be a redshirt sophomore next year. Davis Warren, a former walk-on who's looked solid in a couple of spring games but was hurt (probably) much of the year, ceding non-JJ snaps to Denegal. Alex Orji, a Tebow-esque runner who got on the field for various snaps down the stretch where he always ran the ball. Michigan did dial up a pass for him in the Rose Bowl but 'Bama covered it and he ran out of bounds for a two yard loss. Jadyn Davis, a true freshman who was a five star but has slid down recruiting boards to be a fringe top 100 prospect. Davis did join the team for bowl practices and has buckets of experience in high school. In the season preview I asserted that the best case scenario for Michigan entering 2024 is that Orji was the clear frontrunner and I still maintain that because we have an indication he does have an elite skill. I'm not sure the Tebow/Denard offense can be a national title winner in the year of our lord 2024; neither am I sure Michigan can pivot a ton of option stuff that would be necessary. Even so: Orji has It on the ground, and I'm not sure anyone else can say they're there as a passer. [After THE JUMP: loaded RB room… not so loaded WR room]

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Michigan 49, Michigan State 0

There was little fanfare in this year's edition of the Battle for the Paul Bunyan Trophy. No heart-stopping endings, nor brutality in the catacombs of the stadium afterwards, just a total beatdown by one team of the other. Michigan State did reasonably well against the run but got eviscerated by Michigan's passing offense no matter who the QB was. In the process, Michigan defeated Michigan State 49-0 in a margin that was exceptional for the history of the rivalry and the game itself was arguably even less competitive than the margin suggested. Once again, the opposition did not belong on the same field as the mighty Wolverines but this time, it was the in-state rival. Michigan got the ball to start the game, a dubious Semaj Morgan decision to return the kick setting them back at their own 16 to start. MSU got an early opportunity to get off the field with the Wolverine offense facing a 3rd & 14 from the 29, but couldn't get the stop when JJ McCarthy rolled and connected with AJ Barner down the field for a beautiful catch near midfield. Another pass to Roman Wilson across the middle and down the sideline got Michigan in a goal-to-go situation and three Blake Corum runs finished it off. One drive into the game and Michigan had the seven points that would ultimately prove enough to win. Michigan State's first drive was one of their most successful of the game, moving up to midfield before being faced with a 4th & 2. The Spartans attempted to run down the throat of Michigan's impeccable defensive interior and found no room to do so, with help from linebacker Junior Colson and DB Mike Sainristil on the stop. Michigan had favorable field position but again got their drive going through a 3rd & long pickup. This time it was a pass to Donovan Edwards and one play later, JJ McCarthy found Roman Wilson for Wilson's 10th receiving TD of the season. That mark is now the high in the Jim Harbaugh era for a receiver, passing the nine for Jehu Chesson in 2015. [Bryan Fuller] The visitors had a commanding 14-0 edge and would get the ball back quickly after forcing a three-and-out, a drive ending in a near-interception for Josh Wallace against TE Maliq Carr. Michigan got the ball back on their own 34 for the third drive, cashing in a 3rd & 8 from McCarthy to Colston Loveland on the final play of the first quarter. Blake Corum ran it well to start the second quarter and Donovan Edwards balanced #2 out by getting Michigan into the red zone on a pitch play. McCarthy then took a strange sack that lost eight yards but made up for it by hitting Loveland in the end zone on a jump ball pass down the seam. 21-0. The next three drives of the game were all three-and-outs, MSU's offense continually unable to find any traction against the Michigan defense. They had no running room on the ground and Katin Houser had neither the time nor the accuracy to pick up the situations the inept rushing game put them in. Michigan's fourth scoring drive began in MSU territory after a kick-catch interference call on MSU's Alante Brown and only seven plays were necessary to get the Wolverines into the end zone. A JJ McCarthy scramble was perhaps the highlight of that period before the eventual touchdown, another beautiful ball to Colston Loveland for a 22-yard TD pass. 28-0. There were now under three minutes to go in the first half and though MSU did gain one first down, Michigan was able to get another stop and use its timeouts to get the ball back with time. The final play of that Spartan drive was Michigan's first sack, credited to Josaiah Stewart but with an assist to Michael Barrett, who helped chip the blocker who Stewart was engaged with. [Bryan Fuller] Michigan got the ball on their own 20 with just 99 seconds to go in the half and marched right down the field, getting basically anything they wanted through the air. The tight ends again were the stars, Loveland and Barner each hauling in chunk plays as Michigan drove down near the goal line. Unfortunately, Michigan ran out of time when Donovan Edwards was flagged for a false start, one that was questionable as to whether it was a penalty, as well as whether the 10 second runoff it came with should've ended the half (it seemed the infraction was with 12 seconds left, not eight). Despite the end of half clunkiness, Michigan went into the break up 28-0 on the scoreboard and 339-51 in yardage. MSU's first drive of the second half, like their first of the game, was one of their best. They entered Michigan territory, picking up a 3rd & 9 to Maliq Carr and a nice 10 yard run by RB Nathan Carter keeping the chains moving. However, an ineligible man penalty and a false start set MSU behind the sticks and eventually put them in a 4th & 7 from the Michigan 49, which they went for. Katin Houser's pass was intended for Tre Mosley but was horribly thrown, straight into the arms of Sainristil, who galloped down the sideline, barely staying in bounds, 72 yards for a touchdown. While Sainristil was running it back to the house, Spartan OT Spencer Brown mauled Michigan EDGE Braiden McGregor while he was on the ground, a dirty play that was deemed to be a "flagrant" personal foul, leading to the immediate ejection of Brown. 35-0. The Spartans got the ball right back and again went three-and-out, Carter losing yards on a pitch play that Michigan had dead to rights. MSU punted and Michigan's first drive of the second half would also be JJ McCarthy's final drive of the game. The game continued to get rougher as Blake Corum's run had 30 extra yards tacked onto it, 15 yards for hands to the face during the play and 15 more for a late hit out of bounds after the play. Corum was facemasked on his next run, zooming Michigan all the way to MSU's 11 and McCarthy hooked up with Barner for a TD right after. 42-0. [Patrick Barron] From this point forward, the game was firmly in garbage time. Michigan's defensive starters began to enter the game, while on offense Corum and McCarthy were lifted for the likes of Ben Hall and Jack Tuttle. MSU had one drive at the end of the third quarter that entered Michigan territory before a failed screen, TFL, and incomplete pass forced a Spartan punt. Tuttle's second drive made progress but a series of penalties, one on Gio El-Hadi and one on Josh Beetham, killed it. The Spartans eventually inserted third string QB Sam Leavitt into the game in an attempt to get him snaps. Leavitt led a drive that trudged into Michigan territory but his 4th & 15 pass to Brennan Parachek came up one yard short of the first down. Michigan inserted Jayden Denegal, who ran a short drive that was unsuccessful. The final excitement of the game came at the end, when Leavitt was intercepted by nickel Ja'Den McBurrows, giving Michigan the ball at the MSU 33 with 3:10 to go. Alex Orji made his second appearance of the season at QB and ran QB keepers over and over again. Michigan was content to run the clock out and finish the game, but a personal foul on MSU's Maverick Hansen made Michigan run one more play, which Orji took into the end zone from six yards out with eight seconds left. James Turner split the uprights and Michigan had a final score of 49-0. This edition of the rivalry was a complete and utter beatdown. MSU keyed in on the running game and had reasonable success against it, but the passing stats for Michigan shows off the extent of this demolition. Michigan QBs were cumulatively 28/35 for 357 yards and 4 TDs, JJ McCarthy himself responsible for 21/27 for 287 and all the touchdowns. There is a reasonable case for this being McCarthy's best game as a Michigan QB, completely dialed in and dominant in every way. His ability to work off schedule and without structure, scrambling to create for himself, was magnificent. [Bryan Fuller] The heroes on offense outside of McCarthy were the TEs, Barner and Loveland. Barner caught eight passes for 99 yards and a score, Loveland hauling in four for 79 yards and two TDs. Toss in Marlin Klein's garbage time catch and the TE

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Upon Further Review 2023: Offense vs Nebraska

FORMATION NOTES: Though Nebraska was touted as a 3-3-5 coming in, in this game they were highly multiple. I had them in some variety of a 4-3 on a majority of plays, mostly under-shifted with a five man line. Note the unusual depth of the linebackers, generally around five yards instead of three. Nebraska played with light boxes a fair bit and would spin down a safety late. Michigan didn't do anything unusual. SUBSTITUTION NOTES: Henderson got his first start at LT, kicking Barnhart to RT. When Tuttle Time started Michigan put El-Hadi at LG and Trente Jones at RT, then gradually replaced the rest of the starters. Notably, Andrew Gentry played at LT and Jeff Persi played at RG. This is a shift from earlier in the season when Gentry snaps were at guard, and suggests to me that they've decided he's LT of the future and are going to rep him there the rest of the year. RB snaps were split down the middle between Corum and Edwards, though Edwards got a half dozen snaps on the Tuttle time drive. Mullings got 8. Non-RB skill position snap counts again favored TEs, but less so than last week: Barner: 36 Loveland: 35 Johnson: 32 Wilson: 26 Morris: 25 Clemons: 24 Moore: 20 Bredeson: 20 Morgan: 18 English: 16 Beetham: 16 Klein: 14 Clemons got in for a fair number of snaps with McCarthy on the field and got a dig target, which is a good sign for his future. [After THE JUMP: it expands]

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My "Post Game 1" Depth Chart

Note: Michigan is holding several guys out, being conservative, and allowing them time to heal up over the next 1-2 weeks. In some ways, the non-conference is being treated like an NFL preseason. Therefore, this is more of a Game 4 prediction than a current, "as of today" depth chart. IMO, Will Johnson plays last Saturday if that was MSU, PSU or OSU and not ECU.

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Key Positional Battles for Michigan Football in 2023

These roles will need to be filled if the Wolverines are going to contend for a national championship.

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Fall Roster Overanalysis 2022

Previously: Spring. Fall 2021. See, people asking about HTTV? If we had it done on time you'd have all this incorrect roster data on it! Good news is the phonebooks are here. ======THINGS THAT QUALIFY AS NEWS======== Since time immemorial this is the time we discover graduated guys who slipped out after finishing their careers in spring. This time only DE Gabe Newburg was missing. He was +3/-3 in our charting in four appearances in 2020, and didn't play last year, which was his fourth season. That means they're two over their 85-man scholarship limit heading into fall camp, which is usual, though with instant transfers it's more relevant now that guys have to sit out 2021 if they leave this close to the season, unless they get a waiver. The portal deadline for Fall 2022 sports was May 1. ======THE ALL WEIGHT GAIN OR LOSS IS GOOD SECTION======== Where all weight gained is musculature, and all weight lost was esters of fatty acids. Weights when they were recruits are from 24/7 and noted in gray italics. If I thought it was interesting I highlighted it. QUARTERBACK Player GS/GP 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 18 to 19 19 to 20 20 to 21 21 to 22 Alan Bowman 16/22 210 210 215 205 217 +0 +5 -10 +12 Cade McNamara 15/19 206 205 205 212 206 -1 +0 +7 -6 Davis Warren 0/0 - 185 180 195 195 - -5 +15 +0 J.J. McCarthy 0/11 - - 190 197 196 - - +7 -1 Alex Orji 0/0 - - - 226 235 - - - +9 Jayden Denegal 0/0 - - - 215 238 - - - +23 RUNNING BACK Player GS/GP 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 18 to 19 19 to 20 20 to 21 21 to 22 Leon Franklin 0/9 195 193 205 206 200 -2 +12 +1 -6 Blake Corum 1/18 - 180 200 200 210 - +20 +0 +10 Donovan Edwards 0/12 - - 190 202 204 - - +12 +2 Tavierre Dunlap 0/2 - - 196 222 217 - - +26 -5 CJ Stokes 0/0 - - - 190 196 - - - +6 WIDE RECEIVER Player GS/GP 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 18 to 19 19 to 20 20 to 21 21 to 22 Ronnie Bell 17/33 182 184 190 192 190 +2 +6 +2 -2 Cornelius Johnson 17/32 195 209 205 211 208 +14 -4 +6 -3 Roman Wilson 5/19 - 175 180 180 185 - +5 +0 +5 AJ Henning 1/20 - 183 185 185 185 - +2 +0 +0 Eamonn Dennis 0/3 - 173 180 175 184 - +7 -5 +9 Andrel Anthony 0/11 - - 175 185 190 - - +10 +5 Cristian Dixon 0/1 - - 187 197 195 - - +10 -2 Darrius Clemons 0/0 - - - 205 214 - - - +9 Tyler Morris 0/0 - - - 175 185 - - - +10 Amorion Walker 0/0 - - - 175 180 - - - +5 TIGHT END Player GS/GP 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 18 to 19 19 to 20 20 to 21 21 to 22 Joel Honigford 5/31 295 284 305 257 260 -11 +21 -48 +3 Luke Schoonmaker 10/31 231 242 252 250 250 +11 +10 -2 +0 Carter Selzer 0/17 234 248 240 242 257 +14 -8 +2 +15 Erick All 10/30 225 229 242 245 255 +4 +13 +3 +10 Matthew Hibner 0/8 - 230 233 244 245 - +3 +11 +1 Louis Hansen 0/1 - - 232 252 245 - - +20 -7 Max Bredeson 0/1 - - n/a 222 232 - - - +10 Colston Loveland 0/0 - - - 230 237 - - - +7 Marlin Klein 0/0 - - - 215 245 - - - +30 OFFENSIVE LINE Player GS/GP 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 18 to 19 19 to 20 20 to 21 21 to 22 Olu Oluwatimi 35/36 295 305 310 310 307 +10 +5 +0 -3 Ryan Hayes 18/27 271 299 302 307 305 +28 +3 +5 -2 Trente Jones 2/14 282 294 305 307 311 +12 +11 +2 +4 Trevor Keegan 11/18 310 316 327 324 305 +6 +11 -3 -19 Karsen Barnhart 6/18 282 301 301 307 308 +19 +0 +6 +1 Zak Zinter 16/19 - 300 334 320 315 - +34 -14 -5 Reece Atteberry 0/9 - 280 304 307 315 - +24 +3 +8 Jeffrey Persi 0/2 - 265 302 305 309 - +37 +3 +4 Greg Crippen 0/6 - - 285 290 301 - - +5 +11 Raheem Anderson 0/1 - - 298 302 320 - - +4 +18 Giovanni El-Hadi 0/1 - - 285 318 317 - - +33 -1 Tristan Bounds 0/1 - - 285 282 311 - - -3 +29 Andrew Gentry 0/0 - 310 ?? ?? 312 - n/a n/a +2 Alessandro Lorenzetti 0/0 - - - 285 289 - - - +4 Connor Jones 0/0 - - - 285 298 - - - +13 DEFENSIVE TACKLE Player GS/GP 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 18 to 19 19 to 20 20 to 21 21 to 22 Cam Goode 6/33 331 295 295 315 323 -36 +0 +20 +8 Mazi Smith 14/21 290 305 305 326 337 +15 +0 +21 +11 Kris Jenkins 4/15 - 239 265 265 285 - +26 +0 +20 Rayshaun Benny 0/3 - - 275 292 292 - - +17 +0 George Rooks 0/3 - - 260 270 278 - - +10 +8 Dominick Giudice 0/2 - - 250 275 290 - - +25 +15 Ikechukwu Iwunnah 0/0 - - 275 306 321 - - +31 +15 Kenneth Grant 0/0 - - - 335 356 - - - +21 Mason Graham 0/0 - - - 295 317 - - - +22 OUTSIDE LINEBACKER Player GS/GP 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 18 to 19 19 to 20 20 to 21 21 to 22 Taylor Upshaw 2/24 246 240 256 262 255 -6 +16 +6 -7 Julius Welschof 1/21 253 278 286 288 266 +25 +8 +2 -22 Michael Morris 4/15 255 262 276 278 292 +7 +14 +2 +14 Jaylen Harrell 3/18 - 235 235 242 246 - +0 +7 +4 Braiden McGregor 0/9 - 248 260 265 261 - +12 +5 -4 TJ Guy 0/2 - - 240 251 246 - - +11 -5 Tyler McLaurin 0/1 - - 210 237 231 - - +27 -6 Kechaun Bennett 0/1 - - 220 241 241 - - +21 +0 Derrick Moore 0/0 - - - 250 279 - - - +29 Micah Pollard 0/0 - - - 200 202 - - - +2 INSIDE LINEBACKER Player GS/GP 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 18 to 19 19 to 20 20 to 21 21 to 22 Michael Barrett 7/33 224 227 227 227 233 +3 +0 +0 +6 Joey Velazquez 0/6 205 213 224 228 225 +8 +11 +4 -3 Nikhai Hill-Green 6/17 - 230 225 220 232 - -5 -5 +12 Kalel Mullings 0/19 - 220 233 236 232 - +13 +3 -4 Junior Colson 7/14 - - 228 225 235 - - -3 +10 Jaydon Hood 0/1 - - 212 212 217 - - +0 +5 Jimmy Rolder 0/0 - - - 220 228 - - - +8 Deuce Spurlock 0/0 - - - 200 231 - - - +31 DEFENSIVE BACK Player GS/GP 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 18 to 19 19 to 20 20 to 21 21 to 22 Gemon Green 12/29 174 180 181 181 186 +6 +1 +0 +5 German Green 0/21 175 180 181 190 187 +5 +1 +9 -3 DJ Turner 8/22 165 180 182 181 180 +15 +2 -1 -1 Caden Kolesar 0/22 195 196 196 196 195 +1 +0 +0 -1 Quinten Johnson 0/15 190 198 200 200 202 +8 +2 +0 +2 Keshaun Harris 0/12 176 176 183 186 190 +0 +7 +3 +4 Jalen Perry 0/11 188 190 185 187 190 +2 -5 +2 +3 Mike Sainristil 9/33 175 183 183 185 182 +8 +0 +2 -3 RJ Moten 5/15 - 200 213 221 223 - +13 +8 +2 Makari Paige 0/15 - 182 192 192 200 - +10 +0 +8 Rod Moore 4/11 - - 180 173 185 - - -7 +12 Ja'Den McBurrows 0/4 - - 165 197 206 - - +32 +9 Keon Sabb 0/0 - - - 200 208 - - - +8 Zeke Berry 0/0 - - - 195 197 - - - +2 Damani Dent 0/0 - - - 190 196 - - - +6 Will Johnson 0/0 - - - 190 194 - - - +4 Kody Jones 0/0 - - - 175 193 - - - +18 Myles Pollard 0/0 - - - 185 191 - - - +6 SPECIALISTS Player GS/GP 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 18 to 19 19 to 20 20 to 21 21 to 22 Jake Moody 0/46 177 198 200 211 210 +21 +2 +11 -1 Brad Robbins 0/31 206 199 195 203 205 -7 -4 +8 +2 Tommy Doman 0/0 - - 170 190 202 - - +20 +12

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