Some interesting facts that we discovered about Michigan football this spring

Michigan football has completed two weeks of spring practice, and here are four things we’ve learned so far about the Wolverines.

Michigan football is in its first spring game under Sherrone Moore. Aside from one assistant coach resigning and being replaced, everything seemed to be going smoothly.

Moore has adjusted every time he has had to step in to replace a coach. Moore understands adaptability, as evidenced by his decision to call 32 consecutive run plays in the triumph over Penn State. He is calm and intelligent.

Michigan football is in excellent hands. I adore the team he formed. He has also done an excellent job with player retention. Keon Sabb and Karmello English are good players, but if he can maintain the nucleus of this club together, he deserves credit.

The Wolverines will play their spring game on April 20th, and here are some things we’ve learned about Michigan football this spring.

Still questions about quarterback

There have been some encouraging comments about the quarterbacks. The players have spoken positively, and Kirk Campbell stated prior to spring practice that he believed Michigan football already had a starter in its locker room. However, with five competitors, it does not appear that a clear winner has emerged.

It was definitely wishful thinking to expect that in two weeks. We’ll see where things go after two more. Orji certainly dropped a dime on Colston. Loveland is shown practicing in a video posted by Michigan football on X, but can he be consistent?

Jadyn Davis did well. Jack Tuttle has been limited, and you’re wondering if the transfer portal is a viable option. If a sure-fire starter ends up in the portal, Michigan will most likely take a shot, but there is currently no upgrade available.