Michigan Football - 2024 Season.

[AlabamAlum]

But, to expand on what Talent started, I don’t really care. Once they take off that crimson laundry, they’re just a dude in the NFL that I share an alma mater with. I don’t really have some long lasting fandom of them.

[Cody_Russell]

This Peyton O’Leary guy popped off in the spring game. I think the broadcast mentioned something like 6 catches, 120 yards. Adding on a drawn PI call + a potential game winning 2 point conversion. Benjamin Hall looks good too… Corum 2.0 🤔

[lineygoblue]

The Spring Game was pretty much a pickup game amongst guys who are down on the depth charts. Both RB's sat out, as did several key players on defense.

But it was fun to watch the M guys play again. Maize beat Blue 22-21. Maize guys get steak dinner, .. Blue guys get hot dogs... lol

[WingsFan]

D - Hausman, Moore and Stewart looked good

O - Hall, O' Leary and the TE's


Mike Hart compared Hall to HH and built like Kelvin Grady


The O-Line is so deep


Walker is who I wanted to see, oh my.... he was picked on all day and looked lost. Lots of work to do there.

[Da Geezer]

The tight-end room is filled with talent.

Hall looked really good. Hard to believe that Mike Hart was criticized for recruiting him.

[WingsFan]

Yeah, Hart was definitely in a boastful mood after the game talking about him. I'm worried about the WRs though when O'Leary is the game's star -even with the starters basically resting.

[lineygoblue]

Hall looked really good. Hard to believe that Mike Hart was criticized for recruiting him.

Corum was not very highly thought of when he was recruited. Hart didn't recruit him, but he has flourished with Hart as his position coach.

Hart runs his mouth too much sometimes, but its beginning to look like the guy can coach. His RB room has been good at every stop.

[lineygoblue]

The O-Line is so deep

This.

As much as anything this is the reason Michigan has done so well over the past couple seasons. I'm glad to see it.

[THE_WIZARD_]

STFU

[WingsFan]

Hall had a terrible Senior season in HS, that's why people got on Mike Hart about his recruitment. Plus the guy behind Blake and The Don - C.J. Stokes didn't play at all, and neither did Cole Cabana.

[lineygoblue]

Harbaugh gets Sherrone Moore and Jesse Minter new contracts. Looks like he tried to do what he could to keep them for a while, but a determined suitor will pay the buyouts. Especially the NFL.

I think we'll lose at least one of them after '23.

https://www.mlive.com/wolverines/2023/04/michigan-gives-oc-sherrone-moore-dc-jesse-minter-new-contracts-pay-raises.html?utm_campaign=wolverines_sf&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwAR2YLmFsw2gopfbstf2jXF-t4xIMjHGFvIipxzcRyESySbuZL3Y_esSJZSw

[WingsFan]

Ben Herbert signed a new five-year contract. His annual base salary will increase to $900,000 per year in 2024 for the duration of the deal, and Herbert is set to receive an annual retention bonus of $100,000 on Aug. 1, guaranteeing him $1 million in pay yearly during the life of the new contract.

[lineygoblue]

He's worth it. That's one thing thats been flying under the radar the past few years is conditioning and weight training. There aren't a lot of pizza bellies on the team. For the most part, these guys are stout ball players.

[Da Geezer]

AJ Henning is entering the portal. Another blow to an already questionable WR room.

https://www.on3.com/teams/michigan-wolverines/news/michigan-football-wr-aj-henning-enters-transfer-portal/

[iam416]

Handing the ball off to Corum and Edwards will get you another 13-0. It won't beat an SEC team, but I reckon you motherfuckers will find a way to deal with it.