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Michigan quarterbacks coach Koy Detmer stepped to the podium Tuesday with a new look. Instead of the thick mustache and mullet he rocked during Spring ball, he faced the media with a crisp crew cut and a more traditional beard.

“Yeah, I changed it up a little bit,” Detmer said Tuesday. “Just tightened the look, cleaned it up a little bit.”

Detmer also cl...


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Since coach Kyle Whittingham took over the Michigan football team in January, he and the rest of the coaching staff have affirmed that sophomore quarterback Bryce Underwood still has control of the QB1 spot. While Underwood has taken the last eight months getting settled into offensive coordinator Jason Beck’s new system, the battle for QB2 is very much ongoing.

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The Big Ten is set to pass a rule that will preclude players from returning from the NFL to play college footb...


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First-year defensive coordinator Jay Hill’s defense is complicated. Even he admits it.

“I would say we run the most complicated scheme in the country,” Hill said Feb 11.

And come the start of fall camp, the Michigan football team’s defense still wasn’t where it needed to be. On Aug 5th, Hill admitted that his unit was at about “60%” of what it could do.<...


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Michigan football defensive coordinator Jay Hill made his defensive philosophy unmistakably clear last week — just win the turnover battle. According to Hill, it doesn’t matter how many turnovers the opposing defense has racked up, as long as your own unit has one more, you’ve done your job.

And as Hill spends the offseason instilling that mantra into his new rost...


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