HORRIBLE NEWS: Five Storylines Prior to the Spring Game…

In less than two months, Michigan will play its spring game, and as that date draws closer, many doubts about the program will surface.

April 20 at 12:00 is Michigan’s spring game, which will serve as the unofficial kickoff of the Sherrone Moore Era. Although the season won’t begin for another five months after the spring game, he has been in his new position for only about a month, but that first outdoor scrimmage will give everyone an idea of how things are going under the new leadership

You can’t help but wonder who the next man up will be and how he will perform when you lose someone like JJ McCarthy, who was 27-1 as a starter. Currently, neither question has an obvious response. Though Alex Orji, a dual-threat quarterback, has drawn a lot of interest, nobody has ever witnessed him complete a major pass in his two years in Ann Arbor. Jadyn Davis, an early enrollee freshman, has a lot of fans, but he is still a rookie. I’m sure he’ll do some good deeds in April, but is he ready to take the lead? Other than those two guys, not many names really stand out, yet they could turn out to be the greatest option in the end. It’s

Similar to what’s happening at quarterback, there are plenty of options along the offensive line. Trente Jones’s departure leaves five starters (six total). Jones, LaDarius Henderson, Karsen Barnhart, Trevor Keegan, Drake Nugent, and Zak Zinter are heading to the NFL. After missing five games in 2023, Myles Hinton is back, but that’s it. There isn’t a single player on the squad with noteworthy starting experience. In his first year of employment, new offensive line coach Grant Newsome has his work cut out for him. It will be difficult to choose just five offensive lineman, but there are several big, talented athletes in the group. Look out for Gio El-Hadi, Andrew Gentry, Jeff Persi, Greg Crippen, and of course