Report: The Michicgan Wolverines were informed during the game that one of their important players had sustained an injury.
The fo
llowing players are either labeled as doubtful or as out for Saturday’s matchup against Ohio State.
ANN ARBOR, Michigan Last weekend’s game against Maryland cost the Wolverines several important players, including left tackle LaDarius Henderson, who did not participate. Michigan lost backup offensive tackle Myles Hinton and No. 1 wide receiver Roman Wilson during the game. J.J. McCarthy and Michael Barrett, two starters, both appeared to be injured.
How will that impact Michigan’s next Saturday matchup with the Buckeyes?
The availability report, which was just made public, states that Michigan will be prepared to go on Ohio State with all of the aforementioned players.
Although Hinton and Henderson are both regarded as dubious, all signs lead to their being able to play. There is no mention of Wilson in the injury report.
Michigan has not one player on the OUT list.
Against Michigan, Ohio State is without five players, including starting defensive back Lathan Ransom.
Right before Ohio State, Michigan football releases their injury report.
If the stars align perfectly, the Wolverines may be in position to acquire a fascinating transfer prospect.
The majority of Michigan supporters are hoping the Wolverines use the transfer portal to sign UCLA transfer Dante Moore. Moore is from Detroit, showed a lot of interest in Michigan before choosing UCLA, and there is a misconception that he won’t need to start the next season.
So Moore could sit behind Dante Moore for a season, study the playbook, and receive superb coaching if McCarthy were to return to Ann Arbor for his senior season—the ultimate Michigan fan fantasy.