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2019 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

DATE................ RANK ............ OPPONENT ................. RESULT ................. TIME ..................TV ........................... ATTEND.

Preseason ...........7/-Aug. 31 .............7/- .................. Middle Tennessee St. .. W, 40-21 ............7:40 p.m............BTN ..........................110,811

Sept. 7 ..............7/- .................. Army ............................ W, 24-21 (2ot) ...12:01 p.m. ........FOX ..........................111,747

Sept. 21 ................11/13 ................. at Wisconsin* .....................L, 14-35 ..................12:01 p.m. ............ FOX ..................................... 80,245Sept. 28 ............20/- ............... Rutgers* ....................... W, 52-0 ..............12:03 p.m. ........BTN ..........................110,662

Oct. 5 ................19/14 ............ Iowa* (HC) .................... W, 10-3 ..............12:05 p.m. ........FOX ..........................111,519

Oct. 12 ..................16/- .................... at Illinois* ............................W, 42-25 .................12:06 pm .............. ABC ..................................... 37,275Oct. 19 ..................16/7 ................... at Penn State* ...................L, 21-28 ..................7:44 p.m. .............. ABC ...................................110,669Oct. 26 ..............19/8 ............... Notre Dame ................. W, 45-14 ............7:44 p.m............ABC ..........................111,909

Nov. 2 ....................14/- .................... at Maryland* ......................W, 38-7 ...................12:06 p.m. ............ ABC ..................................... 40,701Nov. 16 .............14/- ............... Michigan State* .......... W, 44-10 ............12:05 p.m. ........FOX ..........................111,496

Nov. 23 ..................12/- .................... at Indiana* .............................................................3:30 p.m. .............. ESPN .................................................Nov. 30 .................................... Ohio State* ..............................................12 p.m. ..............FOX ........................................

Dec. 7 ................................................. Big Ten Championship Game .........................8 p.m. .................... FOX ...................................................All Times Eastern / * Big Ten Games / Home Games Bold at Michigan StadiumRank (U-M / Opponent) from the Associated Press Top 25

RELEASE #11 - November 18, 2019 MICHIGAN FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

11 NATIONAL TITLES 47 BOWL GAME APPEARANCES 42 BIG TEN TITLES 140 YEARS OF MICHIGAN FOOTBALL

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• Michigan has an impressive 18-1 record at Memorial Stadium.• Ronnie Bell leads the team in receiv-ing with 37 catches for 621 yards.• Shea Patterson shared the Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week honors after a 384-yard, four passing TD per-formance against Michigan State.• U-M’s offense has gained 400-plus yards in four of the last five games.• Khaleke Hudson leads the defense with 83 tackles, including 3.5 TFLs, two sacks and three PBUs.• The defense is allowing an average of 228 yards and 11.4 points per game over the last seven contests.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

2019 Game Information ....................1Quick Facts .............................................2Radio and TV Information ................3National Polls ........................................4Game Notes .................................... 4-23Pronunciations .................................. 12Academic Success ............................ 24Community Service ......................... 25Series History ...............................26-272019 Honors & Awards ................... 28Wolverines in the NFL ..................... 29U-M Football by the Numbers ..... 30Michigan Stadium ............................ 31Rosters ............................................32-33Coach Jim Harbaugh .................34-35Coaching and Support Staff ......... 36Player Career Bests .....................37-39Starting Lineups ............................... 40

Television Coverage

ESPN will broadcast the game to a national audience. Sean McDonough (play-by-play), Todd Blackledge (color) and Holly Rowe (sideline) will call the game.

Radio Coverage

Jim Brandstatter (play-by-play) and Dan Dierdorf (color) bring the action to you from the booth, with Doug Karsch providing sideline reports and analysis. Anchored by WWJ-AM (950) in Detroit, the Michigan Learfield IMG Radio Network is comprised of 40 affiliate stations in Michigan and Ohio during football season (see page 3).

Wolverines and Hoosiers

This will be the 68th meeting between Michigan and Indiana. The Wolverines have a 58-9 advantage in the all-time series. U-M has won 23 straight games against IU and has claimed victories in 38 of the last 39 contests; last setback came in 1987.

Michigan vs. Indiana at Memorial Stadium

The Wolverines have been dominant against the Hoosiers

at Memorial Stadium, posting an 18-1 record. U-M has won 10 straight games at the venue with its only setback coming in a 14-10 affair during the 1987 season.

U-M’s Schedule is Sixth Toughest in College Football

The Wolverines are facing the sixth toughest schedule in the NCAA this season. Michigan’s opponents have com-bined for a 70-41 record (.640) so far this season. That mark is the best in the Big Ten, ahead of ninth-place Ohio State (69-41, .627) and 11th-place Penn State (69-42, .622).

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#12 University of Michigan Wolverines (8-2, 5-2 Big Ten) at

Indiana University Hoosiers (7-3, 4-3 Big Ten)

Memorial Stadium • Bloomington, Ind.

Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019 • 3:30 p.m. EST

Series History: Michigan leads 58-9Series Streak: Michigan won 23Last Meeting: 2018 (W, 31-20)

Last Michigan Win: 2018Television: ESPN

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2019 TEAM FACTS

Overall Record: 8-2Big Ten Record: 5-2Home: 6-0 / Away: 2-2 / Neutral: 0-0Associated Press Poll: No. 12Amway Coaches Poll: No. 12Captains: Ben Bredeson, Khaleke Hudson, Carlo Kemp

2018 TEAM FACTS

Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl ParticipantBig Ten East Division co-ChampionsOverall Record: 10-3Big Ten Record: 8-1Home: 7-0 / Away: 3-2 / Neutral: 0-1CFP Ranking: No. 7Associated Press Poll: No. 14Amway Coaches Poll: No. 14Captains: Karan Higdon, Tyree Kinnel, Ben Bredeson and Devin Bush

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

School: University of MichiganLocation: Ann Arbor, Mich.Population: 114,024Enrollment: 46,710Founded: 1817University President: Mark SchlisselDonald R. Shepherd Director of Athletics: Warde ManuelNickname: WolverinesColors: Maize and BlueBand: Michigan Marching BandFight Song: The VictorsConference: Big TenJoined Big Ten: 1896 (charter member)

FOOTBALL INFORMATION

First Year of Varsity Status: 1879All-Time Record: 961-344-36 (140th season)All-Time Big Ten Record: 516-210-18 (113th season)National Titles: 11Big Ten Championships: 42Bowl Games (Record): 47 (21-26)Consensus All-Americans: 83First-Team All-Big Ten Selections: 421

MICHIGAN STADIUM

Completed: 1927 (92nd season)Stadium Capacity: 107,601Surface: FieldTurf (artificial)Largest Crowd (Opp. Year): 115,109 (Notre Dame, 2013)Record at Michigan Stadium: 437-129-15Consecutive 100,000-plus Crowds: 292 (1975 to current)

MICHIGAN HEAD COACHES

Jim Harbaugh ................. 2015-..........................46-16 ..........(.742)Brady Hoke ...................... 2011-14 .....................31-20 ..........(.607)Rich Rodriguez ............... 2008-10 .....................15-22 ..........(.405)Lloyd Carr ......................... 1995-2007 ................122-40 ........(.753)Gary Moeller .................... 1990-94 .....................44-13-3 ......(.758)Bo Schembechler .......... 1969-89 .....................194-48-5 ....(.796)Bump Elliott ..................... 1959-68 .....................51-42-2 ......(.547)Bennie Oosterbaan ....... 1948-58 .....................63-33-4 ......(.650)Fritz Crisler ....................... 1938-47 .....................71-16-3 ......(.806)Harry Kipke ...................... 1929-37 .....................46-26-4 ......(.632)Tad Wieman ..................... 1927-28 .....................9-6-1 ...........(.594)George Little ................... 1924 ...........................6-2 ...............(.750)Fielding Yost .................... 1901-23, 1925-26 ..165-29-10 .(.833)Biff Lea ............................... 1900 ...........................7-2-1 ...........(.750)Gustave Ferbert .............. 1897-99 .....................24-3-1.........(.875)William Ward ................... 1896 ...........................9-1 ...............(.900)William McCauley .......... 1894-95 .....................17-2-1.........(.875)Frank Barbour ................. 1892-93 .....................14-8.............(.636)M. Murphy/F. Crawford 1891 ...........................4-5 ...............(.444)

FOOTBALL HISTORY

All-Time Record ............................................... 961-344-36 (.730)All-Time Conference Record ....................... 516-210-18 (.706)All-Time Bowl Record ................................................21-26 (.447)

National Championships ............................................................111901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1918, 1923, 1932, 1933, 1947, 1948, 1997

Conference Championships ......................................................421898, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1906, 1918, 1922, 1923, 1925, 1926, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1943, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1964, 1969, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1980, 1982, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2004

Bowl Appearances ........................................................................471901, 1947, 1950, 1964, 1969, 1971, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016,2017, 2018

Undefeated Seasons ....................................................................231879, 1880, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1887, 1898, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1910, 1918, 1922, 1923, 1930, 1932, 1933, 1947, 1948, 1973, 1992, 1997

10+ Win Seasons ............................................................................281898, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1905, 1947, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1980, 1985, 1986, 1989, 1991, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2011, 2015,2016, 2018

Most Consecutive Wins ..29 (Sept. 28, 1901 – Oct. 31, 1903)All-Time Points Scored ..........................................................33,962First-Team All-Americans ............................131 (83 consensus)First-Team All-Big Ten Players .........421 (No. 1 in the Big Ten)Heisman Trophy Winners ..........................3 (1941, 1991, 1997)Years with U-M Player in Heisman Top 10.............................. 27National Award Winners .............................................................. 12College Football Hall of Fame Members ................................ 33All-Time NFL Draft Picks ...........................389 (two No. 1 picks)All-Time First Round Picks ........................................................... 55Michigan on TV .... 532 Games; 349-175-8 (No. 1 nationally)First TV Game ...U-M 55, MSU 0 (Sept. 27, 1947 on WWJ-TV)

MICHIGAN FOOTBALL BY DECADE

2010s ............................................................................84-42-0 (.667)2000s ............................................................................81-43-0 (.653)1990s ............................................................................93-26-3 (.775)1980s ............................................................................90-29-2 (.752)1970s ............................................................................96-16-3 (.848)1960s ............................................................................55-40-0 (.579)1950s ............................................................................52-36-3 (.588)1940s ............................................................................74-15-3 (.821)1930s ............................................................................53-26-4 (.663)1920s ............................................................................58-16-4 (.769)1910s ............................................................................52-18-6 (.723)1900s .............................................................................. 82-8-3 (.898)1890s ............................................................................72-20-2 (.777)1880s (no games in 1882) ...................................... 18-9-0 (.667)1879 ...................................................................................1-0-1 (.750)


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INSIDE MICHIGAN FOOTBALL RADIO SHOW

Head coach Jim Harbaugh, members of the coaching staff and players will participate in a weekly radio show. The hour long show originates on WWJ Radio (AM 950) every Monday evening at 7 p.m., with former Wolverine captain Jon Jansen hosting the show. Following are the stations covering the show:

City Station Dial Pos.Alpena ................................ WZTK ..............105.7 FMAnn Arbor ........................... WTKA ..............1050 AMBattle Creek ........................ WBCK ..............95.3 FMBenton Harbor .................... W240CZ ..........95.7 FMBenton Harbor .................... WSJM ..............1400 AMCadillac ............................... WKAD .............93.7 FMCaro .................................... WKYO ..............1360 AMCassopolis .......................... WGTO ..............910 AMCharlevoix ........................... WMKT .............1270 AMCharlevoix ........................... W272CR ..........102.3 FMDetroit ................................ WWJ ................950 AMDowagiac ........................... W242CN...........96.3 FMEscanaba ............................. WDBC ..............680 AMFlint..................................... WTRX ..............1330 AMGrand Haven ....................... WGHN .............1370 AMGrand Rapids ...................... WMAX .............96.1 FMGrayling .............................. WGRY ..............101.1 FMHancock .............................. WMPL .............920 AMIronwood ............................ WJMS ..............590 AMJackson ............................... WKHM ............970 AMJackson ............................... W268CA ..........101.5 FMKalamazoo/Battle Creek ..... WZUU .............92.5 FMLansing ............................... WQTX ..............92.1 FMLudington .......................... WKZC ...............94.9 FMPetoskey ............................. WMBN ............1340 AMPort Huron .......................... WPHM ............1380 AMSaginaw .............................. WSGW ............790 AMSturgis ................................. WBET ..............1230 AMToledo, Ohio ....................... WMIM.............98.3 FMTraverse City ....................... WTCM .............580 AM

IMG/MICHIGAN RADIO NETWORK

In its 18th season as a division of IMG College, the Michigan Sports Network represents one of the largest and most-lis-tened to college sports network in the Midwest. Anchored by WWJ (950 AM) in Detroit, the Michigan Radio Network is comprised of 40 affiliate stations that cover the state of Michigan during football season. In addition, U-M football can be heard on American Armed Forces Radio and is also available on Sirius Satellite Radio. Jim Brandstatter (play-by-play) and Dan Dierdorf (color) bring the action to you from the booth, with Doug Karsch providing sideline reports and analysis. Jon Jansen provides halftime and post-game analy-sis while co-hosting the Tailgate Show with Karsch prior to the game.

Following is a list of radio affiliates:

City Station Dial Pos.Alpena ............................... WZTK ...............105.7 FMAnn Arbor .......................... WTKA ...............1050 AMBattle Creek ....................... WBXX ...............104.9 FMBenton Harbor ................... WSJM ...............94.9 FMBenton Harbor ................... WSJM ...............1400 AMBenton Harbor ................... W240CZ ...........95.7 FMBryan, Ohio ........................ WQCT...............1520 AMCadillac .............................. WKAD ..............93.7 FMCass City ............................ WIDL ................92.1 FMCassopolis .......................... WGTO ..............910 AMCharlevoix .......................... WMKT ..............1270 AMCharlevoix .......................... W272CR ...........102.3 FMDetroit ............................... WWJ .................950 AMDetroit ............................... WXYT ...............97.1 FMDetroit ............................... WOMC .............104.3 FMDowagiac ........................... W242CN...........96.3 FMEscanaba ............................ WDBC...............680 AMFlint.................................... WTRX ...............1330 AMGrand Haven ...................... WGHN ..............1370 AMGrand Rapids ..................... WOOD ..............1300 AMGrayling ............................. WQON .............100.3 FMHancock ............................. WMPL ..............920 AMIronwood ........................... WJMS ...............590 AMJackson .............................. WKHM .............970 AMJackson .............................. W268CA ...........101.5 FMKalamazoo/Battle Creek .... WZUU ..............92.5 FMLansing .............................. WQTX ...............92.1 FMLudington .......................... WKZC ...............94.9 FMMarine City ........................ WHLX ...............1590 AMMuskegon .......................... WOOD ..............106.9 FMNewberry ........................... WNBY ...............1450 AMOscoda ............................... WWTH .............100.7 FMPetoskey ............................ WMBN .............1340 AMPort Huron ......................... WHLS ...............1450 AMRogers City ......................... WHAK ..............99.9 FMSaginaw ............................. WSGW .............790 AMSt. Clair .............................. W288BT ...........105.5 FMSturgis ................................ WBET ...............1230 AMToledo, Ohio ...................... WMIM .............98.3 FMTraverse City ...................... WTCM ..............580 AMU-M football can also be heard on American Armed Forces Radio and is also available on Sirius XM Satellite Radio.

INSIDE MICHIGAN

FOOTBALL

Inside Michigan Football, the University of Michigan Athletic Department-owned football show, airs this fall on WXYZ TV in Detroit (Channel 7). The 30-minute show airs start-ing Sept. 1 and finishes after the conclusion of the regular season. A special bowl game show will air at a date to be determined. Long-time Michigan broadcaster Jim Brandstatter will host the TV show featuring Jim Harbaugh, the J. Ira and Nicki Harris Head Football Coach, and the Wolverine football team. The show will be packed with highlights and features on players along with analysis from Harbaugh. Following are the days and times the show airs:

Station Day, Time

WXYZ TV Sunday, 10:30 a.m.Fox Sports Detroit Monday, 5 p.m.Times are Eastern

IN THE TRENCHES

Former Michigan captain Jon Jansen offers fans an exclusive look at the Wolverines’ football team through his podcast, includ-ing one-on-one interviews with players and coaches and scouting reports on past and future games. “In the Trenches” is produced by the Michigan IMG Sports Network in partnership with Michigan Athletics. You can ask Jon a question via Twitter (@JonJansen77), Email ([email protected]) or Text (734-328-1760).


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NATIONAL POLLS

Associated Press Top 25 (Nov. 17) School Record Points Previous 1. LSU (54) ............................. 10-0 ...........1542 .........1 2. Ohio State (5) .................. 10-0 ...........1478 .........2 3. Clemson (3) ...................... 11-0 ...........1442 .........3 4. Georgia .............................. 9-1..............1343 .........5 5. Alabama ............................ 9-1..............1263 .........4 6. Oregon .............................. 9-1..............1243 .........6 7. Utah .................................... 9-1..............1155 .........8 8. Oklahoma ......................... 9-1..............1144 .........10 9. Penn State ........................ 9-1..............1030 .........9 10. Florida ................................ 9-2..............984 ...........11 11. Minnesota ........................ 9-1..............902 ...........7 12. Michigan .................... 8-2 .......... 829 ........14 13. Baylor ................................. 9-1..............787 ...........12 14. Wisconsin ......................... 8-2..............746 ...........15 15. Notre Dame ..................... 8-2..............676 ...........16 16. Auburn .............................. 7-3..............623 ...........13 17. Cincinnati ......................... 9-1..............536 ...........17 18. Memphis ........................... 9-1..............520 ...........18 19. Iowa .................................... 7-3..............493 ...........23 20. Boise State ....................... 9-1..............379 ...........19 21. SMU .................................... 9-1..............328 ...........20 22. Oklahoma State ............. 7-3..............200 ...........25 23. Appalachian State ......... 9-1..............154 ...........NR 24. Texas A&M ........................ 7-3..............132 ...........NR 25. Virginia Tech .................... 7-3..............61 ..............NR

Amway Coaches Top 25 (Nov. 17) School Record Points Previous 1. LSU (55) ............................. 10-0 ...........1615 .........1 2. Ohio State (6) .................. 10-0 ...........1550 .........2 3. Clemson (40..................... 11-0 ...........1513 .........3 4. Georgia .............................. 9-1..............1383 .........5 5. Alabama ............................ 9-1..............1366 .........4 6. Oregon .............................. 9-1..............1301 .........6 7. Oklahoma ......................... 9-1..............1219 .........8 8. Utah .................................... 9-1..............1177 .........9 9. Penn State ........................ 9-1..............1081 .........11 10. Florida ................................ 9-2..............1031 .........12 11. Minnesota ........................ 9-1..............899 ...........7 12. Michigan .................... 8-2 .......... 851 ........14 13. Baylor ................................. 9-1..............841 ...........10 14. Wisconsin ......................... 8-2..............786 ...........15 15. Notre Dame ..................... 8-2..............760 ...........16 16. Auburn .............................. 7-3..............614 ...........13 17. Cincinnati ......................... 9-1..............566 ...........17 18. Memphis ........................... 9-1..............539 ...........18 19. Boise State ....................... 9-1..............469 ...........19 20. Iowa .................................... 7-3..............434 ...........22 21. SMU .................................... 9-1..............341 ...........20 22. Appalachian State ......... 9-1..............224 ...........24 23. Oklahoma State ............. 7-3..............212 ...........NR 24. Texas A&M ........................ 7-3..............101 ...........NR 25. San Diego State.............. 8-2..............47 ..............NR

Michigan in the Weekly National PollsDate ....................... AP ............Coaches ..........CFPPreseason ................... 7 ...................7Sept. 2 .......................... 7 ...................7Sept. 8 .......................... 10 .................10Sept. 15 ....................... 11 .................10Sept. 22 ....................... 20 .................20Sept. 29 ....................... 19 .................18Oct. 6 ............................ 16 .................16Oct. 13 ......................... 16 .................16Oct. 20 ......................... 19 .................20Oct. 27 ......................... 14 .................15Nov. 3 ........................... 14 .................14..........................14Nov. 10......................... 14 .................14..........................15Nov. 17......................... 12 .................12Nov. 24.........................Dec. 1 ...........................Dec. 8 ...........................

THE TEAM

Michigan-Indiana Series History

• This will be the 68th meeting in the all-time series with Indiana• Michigan’s .866 winning percentage against Indiana is the program’s highest versus any con-ference school• The Wolverines lead the series, 58-9, and have won 23 straight games against the Hoosiers• Michigan has won 38 of the past 39 games between the two schools • The last U-M loss, a 14-10 setback in Bloomington, came in a match-up of top 20 teams during the 1987 season

Michigan vs. Indiana at Memorial Stadium

• The Wolverines have dominated the series with an 18-1 mark all-time at Memorial Stadium• The Wolverines have won 10 straight games at the facility, including a 27-20 overtime victory in their last appearance at the venue during the 2017 season • Its only loss in the 19 previous games at Memorial Stadium was a 14-10 setback to the 15th-ranked Hoosiers in 1987• This will be Jim Harbaugh’s third appearance as a head coach at Memorial Stadium; he also quarterbacked U-M to victories against IU in 1985 and 1986

Michigan in Big Ten Action

• U-M has a 5-2 record in the Big Ten this season, defeating Rutgers, Iowa, Illinois, Maryland and Michigan State while falling at Wisconsin and Penn State• The Wolverines are 3-0 at home and 2-2 on the road this fall in conference play• Michigan has a 31-11 mark in Big Ten action under fifth-year head coach Jim Harbaugh• The Wolverines have a 15-4 record at home in Big Ten play under Harbaugh and have a 14-7 mark on the road• U-M has compiled a 516-210-18 record all-time in Big Ten action

Michigan’s Most Common Opponents

School Games Won Lost Tied Pct.

Ohio State 115 58 51 6 .535Michigan State 112 71 36 5 .656Minnesota 102 74 25 3 .740Illinois 96 71 23 2 .750Northwestern 75 58 15 2 .787Wisconsin 68 51 16 1 .757Indiana 67 58 9 0 .866Iowa 61 42 15 4 .721Purdue 59 45 14 0 .763

Michigan - Indiana Connections

• Michigan’s roster features one Indiana native in LB Cam McGrone from Indianapolis via Lawrence Central High School• Former Michigan players Mike Hart (assistant head coach/running backs) and Nick Sheridan (tight ends) are coaches on the Indiana staff

Michigan When Ranked vs. Indiana

• This will be the 44th time that Michigan enters a match-up with Indiana ranked in the top 25 of the Associated Press national poll• The Wolverines have compiled a 41-2 record in

those contests, with their only setbacks coming in 1954 and 1987• Michigan is a perfect 24-0 against Indiana when ranked in the top 10 of the national polls• U-M has compiled a 2-1 record against the Hoosiers when both teams enter the game list-ed in the top 25 of the AP poll, winning games in 1968 and 1988 and suffering a loss in 1987• U-M has been ranked in the national polls for all 20 games against Indiana at Memorial Stadium (includes this year’s match-up)

U-M Ranked 12th in the National Polls

• The Michigan football team enters the match-up with Indiana ranked in the top 15 of the polls for the eight week this season; lists No. 12 in the Associated Press rankings and No. 12 in the Amway Coaches Poll• The Wolverines have been ranked in the national polls for 24 straight games dating back to the start of the 2018 season• Michigan has faced four ranked opponents this season -- No. 13 Wisconsin, No. 14 Iowa, No. 7 Penn State and No. 8 Notre Dame -- with No. 2 Ohio State remaining on the schedule• The Wolverines have a 2-2 record against ranked teams in 2019• U-M has been ranked for all but eight contests during Coach Harbaugh’s tenure (62 games); first four games in 2015 and four games during the 2017 season• Michigan finished last season ranked 14th in both national polls, the same position that it began the 2018 season

2019 Michigan Wolverines

• Seniors Ben Bredeson, Khaleke Hudson and Carlo Kemp were voted 2019 captains by their teammates; Shea Patterson and Josh Metellus were selected as alternate captains• Michigan led all Big Ten schools with 12 players listed on a watch lists for major national awards• The Wolverines returned 13 starters on offense (eight) and defense (five)• The Wolverines have six returning specialist starters - LS Camaron Cheeseman, P Will Hart, K Jake Moody, K Quinn Nordin, PR Donovan Peoples-Jones and KR Ambry Thomas• 92 players have seen action in 2019• 13 true freshmen saw their first collegiate action in 2019: TE Erick All, OL Karsen Barnhart, RB Zach Charbonnet, DB Daxton Hill, DL Chris Hinton, WR Giles Jackson, WR Cornelius Johnson, DB Caden Kolesar, WR Mike Sainristil, LB Anthony Solomon, LB Charles Thomas, DB DJ Turner and LB Joey Velazquez• In addition to the freshmen, 11 other Wolverines made their career debuts this sea-son: RB Nick Capatina, DB Sammy Faustin, DB Gemon Green, DB German Green, OL Ryan Hayes, OL Dan Jokisch, OL Griffin Korican, TE Mustapha Muhammad, PK Alan Selzer, DL Taylor Upshaw and DL Luiji Vilain• U-M has players from 30 different states and three different countries this season, includ-ing 48 players from the state of Michigan, 16 student-athletes from the neighboring state of Ohio, 11 from Florida, eight from Georgia and six each from California and Connecticut• The three international players are all defensive linemen: David Ojabo (Aberdeen, Scotland),



Luiji Vilain (Ottawa, Canada) and Julius Welschof (Miesbach, Germany); defensive line coach Shaun Nua was also born outside the country in American Samoa (Pago Pago)• Michigan welcomed eight early enrollees to campus in January 2019: TE Erick All, RB Zach Charbonnet, QB Cade McNamara, DL Gabe Newburg, DL David Ojabo, DB Jalen Perry, WR Mike Sainristil and DL Mazi Smith• Heading into the 2019 season, a total of 23 players had started at least one game in their career: 13 on offense and 10 on defense• Senior left guard Ben Bredeson leads the team with 42 starting assignments during his career• Senior safety Josh Metellus leads the defense with 34 career starts

Second Half Scoring Team

• U-M is outscoring the opposition by a 162-63 margin in the second half after holding a 158 to 94 edge in points during the first half; also holds a 10-7 advantage in overtime• The opponent has been held scoreless in the second half in three games - Army, Rutgers and Iowa - and the Wolverines have yielded only 63 points on the year• The Wolverines have allowed only four fourth quarter scores this fall: 7 vs. MTSU, 8 at Illinois, 7 at Penn State and 7 vs. Notre Dame; held oppo-nent scoreless in four consecutive games and six overall contests

The Team under Coach Harbaugh

• Michigan has won 10 games in three of Harbaugh’s four seasons leading the program• The Wolverines have won 46 games during Coach Harbaugh’s four seasons (46-16)• U-M has scored 253 touchdowns while allowing just 128 to its opponents during that stretch• The Wolverine defense has listed in the top five nationally all four seasons• U-M has ranked in the top 20 nationally in time of possession during four seasons: 9th in 2015, 15th in 2016, 20th in 2017 and 5th in 2018• The Wolverines have committed 386 penalties in 62 games (6.22 per contest)• A total of 48 Wolverines have earned All-Big Ten honors (1st, 2nd or 3rd team) in the past four years, including eight players in 2015, 16 in 2016, nine in 2017 and 15 in 2018• Five players earned first-team All-America hon-ors: Jake Butt (2015-16), Jourdan Lewis (2015-16), Jabrill Peppers (2016), Maurice Hurst (2017) and Devin Bush (2018)• Butt and Peppers each collected a pair of national awards during the 2016 season: Butt won the Mackey Award and Senior CLASS Award while Peppers collected the Lott IMPACT Trophy and the Paul Hornung Award• Bush earned second-team All-America honors in 2017, consensus first-team accolades in 2018 and was a two-time finalist for the Butkus Award

Michigan at Home in the Harbaugh Era

• The Wolverines have compiled a 30-4 home record in five seasons under Jim Harbaugh• Michigan has an 17-4 mark in Big Ten games at the Big House under Harbaugh’s leadership• The Wolverines have gone undefeated two of the last three seasons; posted a 7-0 mark in 2018

and an 8-0 mark in 2016• U-M had a 10-game home winning streak snapped against Michigan State (14-10) in 2017 • The only setbacks in Big Ten home games came in 2015 and 2017, losing to Michigan State and Ohio State both years• The Wolverines are a perfect 13-0 in non-conference games under Harbaugh at the Big House, outscoring the opposition by a 521-165 margin in those games

2019 U-M RECORD WHEN...

Overall: ........................................................................................8-2 At Home: ............................................................................6-0 On the Road: .....................................................................2-2 Neutral: ...............................................................................0-0

By Month: August .................................................................................1-0 September: ........................................................................2-1 October: .............................................................................3-1 November: .........................................................................2-0 December: .........................................................................0-0 January: ..............................................................................0-0

When Scoring First: .................................................................5-0When Opponent Scored First: ............................................3-2When Scoring 20 or More Points: ......................................7-1When Scoring 30 or More Points: ......................................6-0When Scoring Less Than 20 Points: ..................................1-1When Leading at the Half: ...................................................7-0When Trailing at the Half: .....................................................1-2When Tied at the Half: ...........................................................0-0When Leading after 3 Quarters: .........................................7-0When Trailing after 3 Quarters: ..........................................0-2When Tied after 3 Quarters: ................................................1-0When Outrushing the Opponent: .....................................7-1With 35 or More Rushing Attempts: .................................5-1With 30 or Less Passing Attempts: ....................................6-0When Leading in Time of Possession: ..............................3-1When Trailing in Time of Possession: ...............................5-1

On Turf: .......................................................................................8-1On Grass: .....................................................................................0-1

When Leading in Takeaway/Turnover Ratio: .................4-0When Even in Takeaway/Turnover Ratio: .......................4-0When Trailing in Takeaway/Turnover Ratio: ..................0-2With an 100-Yard Rusher: .....................................................3-0With an 200-Yard Passer: .......................................................4-2 250-Yard Passer: ...............................................................2-1With an 100-Yard Receiver: ..................................................0-0With an Opponent 100-Yard Rusher: ...............................0-1With an Opponent 200-Yard Passer: .................................2-0 250-Yard Passer: ...............................................................1-0With an Opponent 100-Yard Receiver: ............................1-1


M I C H I G A N F O O T B A L L G A M E N O T E SG A M E N O T E STHE OFFENSE

• The offense has thrown for more than 200 yards in six games this season; had a season-high 384 passing yards against Michigan State and added 335 yards vs. Rutgers• U-M tossed two (2) or more passing touch-downs in six games; posted a season-high four passing scores against Michigan State and three TD games vs. Middle Tennessee, at Illinois and against Notre Dame• The Wolverines have run the ball for 295-plus yards in two of the last five games: 295 at Illinois and 303 vs. Notre Dame• Michigan has 894 rushing yards in a four-game stretch from Illinois through the Maryland games (223.5 avg.); scored three rushing touch-downs in each of those four contests• Michigan has rushed for greater than 100 yards in eight of the 10 contests• 13 players have accounted for 31 rushing TDs, led by Zach Charbonnet (11) and Shea Patterson (5)• U-M has 24 rushing touchdowns and 18 pass-ing scores• The Wolverines scored a season-best five rush-ing touchdowns against Rutgers, including four from the quarterback position• The offense has produced 400 yards of total offense in six games, including four of the last five contests: averaging 397.6 yards per game• Michigan has four receivers with 20 or more receptions and another with 19 catches• Nine different players have accounted for 18 receiving touchdowns this season, led by Nico Collins and Donovan Peoples-Jones with four apiece; tight end Nick Eubanks is third with three scores• U-M has eight returning starters from the 2018 offense, which includes four offensive linemen, its receiving corps and quarterback: LG Ben Bredeson, WR Nico Collins, TE Sean McKeon, RG Michael Onwenu, QB Shea Patterson, RG Cesar Ruiz and LT Jon Runyan• A total of 15 players have carried the football in a collegiate game• Nine Wolverines have reached the end zone on the ground, combining to score 39 touchdowns: Zach Charbonnet (11), Ben Mason (9), Shea Patterson (7), Hassan Haskins (3), Tru Wilson (2), Dylan McCaffrey (2), Joe Milton (2), Christian Turner (1) and Ben VanSumeren (1)• Patterson, McCaffrey and Milton have taken snaps under center during the collegiate careers, with all three tossing touchdown pass-es: Patterson (60), McCaffrey (3) and Milton (1)• 11 players have scored receiving touchdowns during their careers: Donovan Peoples-Jones (12), Nico Collins (10), Sean McKeon (6), Nick Eubanks (4), Ronnie Bell (2) Tarik Black (2), and one each for Luke Schoonmaker, Jake McCurry, Mike Sainristil, Giles Jackson and Cornelius Johnson

QUARTERBACKS

• All three Michigan quarterbacks have scored a rushing touchdown this fall, led by Shea Patterson with five scores; Dylan McCaffrey and Joe Milton have reached the end zone on one

occasion• Patterson leads the signal callers with 81 rush-ing yards; McCaffrey has 13 carries for 67 yards and Milton has carried the ball five times for 16 yards• The quarterbacks have tossed only five inter-ceptions in 298 passing attempts this season: 4 by Patterson and 1 by Milton

Shea Patterson

• Named to the preseason watch list for the Davey O’Brien, Johnny Unitas Golden Arm, Manning, and Maxwell awards• Started 23 straight games at quarterback; com-pleted 369-of-594 passes for 4,757 yards and 38 TDs with 11 interceptions• Started all 10 games this season, completing 159-of-269 passes for 2,157 yards and 16 touch-downs with four interceptions• Passed for 200-plus yards in six games• Set his career high with 384 passing yards and four TDs against Michigan State; completed 24-of-33 passes with 14 passing plays of 15 yards or more• His 384 passing yards against the Spartans set a Michigan record for the most against the rival; surpassed the 285 yards by Tom Brady in 1999• Completed 13-of-22 passes for 151 yards and one touchdown at Maryland• Led six scoring drives in 45-14 victory against Notre Dame; tossed two touchdown passes and had a 22-yard run• Completed 24-of-41 passes for 276 yards and rushed 12 times for 34 yards at Penn State; scored on a one-yard keeper on a fourth down play in the fourth quarter• Tossed three TD passes and ran for another at Illinois; completed 11-of-22 passes for 194 yards, scored on a one-yard keeper and converted a fourth down with a four-yard run• Ran for 25 yards and passed for 147 yards vs. Iowa, completing 14-of-26 attempts• Scored three rushing touchdowns and com-pleted 17-of-23 passes for a season-high 276 yards and one touchdown vs. Rutgers; sixth QB in school history to rush for three scores• Threw for 219 yards and two TDs at Wisconsin• Completed 19-of-29 for 207 yards vs. Army• Tossed three touchdown passes vs. MTSU, each to a different receiver, completing 17-of-29 passes for 203 yards; added 28 rushing yards• 2018 All-Big Ten selection: third team (coaches) and honorable mention (media)• Team’s 2018 Offensive Player of the Year• 2018 Finalist for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award and was a semifinalist for the Maxwell and Davey O’Brien awards• Completed 64.6 percent of his passes (210-of-325) for 2,600 yards and 22 TDs in 13 starts dur-ing the 2018 season• Ranks fifth in passing touchdowns, eighth in completions and passing yards and 12th in attempts in Michigan’s season record book• Team’s fourth-leading rusher with 273 yards on 76 attempts with two rushing touchdowns• Threw a touchdown pass in 10 games and had a season-high 3 passing scores against WMU, SMU, Maryland, Rutgers and Ohio State• Tossed only three interceptions in nine confer-ence games• Set career-bests at Michigan, completing

OFFENSE - INFO & RANKINGS

Offensive Formation: Pro SpreadOffensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3Offensive Lettermen Returning/Lost: 38/10

RETURNING STARTERS (started at least 6 games)

Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Year

Ben Bredeson LG 6-5 320 Sr.Nico Collins WR 6-4 218 Jr.Sean McKeon # TE 6-5 251 Sr.Michael Onwenu RG 6-3 350 Sr.Shea Patterson QB 6-2 205 Sr.Donovan Peoples-Jones WR 6-2 208 Jr.Cesar Ruiz RG 6-4 319 Jr.Jon Runyan LT 6-5 310 5th Sr.# started at least two tight ends in 9 of the 13 games.

RETURNING ALL-BIG TEN

Jon Runyan - first team (coaches); second team (media)Ben Bredeson - second team (coaches and media)Michael Onwenu - third team (coaches); HM (media)Shea Patteson - third team (coaches); HM (media)Donovan Peoples-Jones - third team (coaches); HM (media)Cesar Ruiz - third team (coaches)Nico Collins - HM (coaches and media)Sean McKeon - HM (media)

OFFENSE IN THE 2019 RANKINGS

Category Statistic NCAA Big Ten

Scoring Offense 33.0 avg. 39 6Total Offense 397.6 avg. 69 7Rushing Offense 161.9 avg. 67 8Passing Offense 235.7 avg. 64 6Pass Efficiency 141.07 rating 55 6Sacks Allowed 1.80 avg. 53 4TFLs Allowed 4.30 avg. 16 1First Downs 220 total 52 5Completion Pct. 58.1 % 87 93rd-Down Conv. 40.5 % 64 94th-Down Conv. 55.6 % 57 8Red Zone Offense 80.0 % 89 10Turnovers Lost 15 total 71 9Interceptions 5 total 19 3Fumbles Lost 10 total 113 12

Individual


R. Bell, Rec. Yards/Game 62.1 avg. 82 8R. Bell, Rec./Game 3.7 avg. 160 16R. Bell, Yards/Rec. 16.78 avg. 64 10T. Black, Yards/Rec. 13.52 avg. 176 12Z. Charbonnet, Rushing 58.9 avg. 117 11Z. Charbonnet, Yards/Carry 4.75 avg. 106 9Z. Charbonnet, Rushing TDs 11 total 19 3Z. Charbonnet, Scoring 6.6 avg. 108 9Z. Charbonnet, Total TDs 11 total 29 3N. Collins, Yards/Rec. 19.36 avg. 25 4N. Collins, Rec. TDs 4 total 131 12N. Collins, Rec. Yards/Game 53.8 avg. 130 13N. Eubanks, Rec. TDs 3 total 200 23H. Haskins, Rushing 43.9 avg. 171 19S. Patterson, Comp. Pct. 59.1% 75 9S. Patterson, Comp./Game 15.90 avg. 70 7S. Patterson, Yards/Comp. 13.57 avg. 22 5S. Patterson, Yards/Att. 8.02 avg. 36 6S. Patterson, Pass Eff. 143.1 rating 46 6S. Patterson, Passing TDs 16 total 44 4S. Patterson, Passing Yards 215.7 avg. 59 6S. Patterson, Total Offense 223.8 avg. 70 8S. Patterson, Pts. Resp. 12.8 avg. 43 4S. Patterson, Rushing TDs 5 total 130 16D. Peoples-Jones, Rec. TDs 4 total 131 12



22-of-36 passes for 236 yards and one touch-down against Florida in the Peach Bowl; had a 21-yard run on the game’s first play• Threw three touchdowns at Ohio State, com-pleting 20-of-34 passes for 187 yards• Gained 318 yards of total offense vs. Indiana, completing 16-of-28 passes for 250 yards and one TD; rushed nine times for 68 yards• Completed 18-of-27 passes for 260 yards and three touchdowns at Rutgers• Ran for 42 yards and completed 11-of-17 pass-es for 144 yards and two touchdowns vs. Penn State; had a 1-yard TD run to open the scoring• Completed 14-of-25 passes for 212 yards and two touchdowns at Michigan State; added 24 rushing yards on eight carries• Utilized his arm and feet vs. Wisconsin, com-pleting 14-of-20 passes for 124 yards and rushed nine times for 90 yards and one TD; had an 81-yard run against the Badgers• Threw for 282 yards on 19-of-27 passing with three touchdowns against Maryland• Led 17-point comeback win over Northwestern by completing 15-of-24 passes for 196 yards and carried the ball seven times for 31 yards• Passed for 237 yards and three TDs vs. SMU• Tossed three TDs vs. Western Michigan• Made his Michigan debut at Notre Dame, com-pleting 20-of-30 passes for 227 yards• Had seven games with 300 or more passing yards in his 10 career starts at Ole Miss• Completed 238-of-392 passes (60.7 pct.) for 3,139 yards and 23 touchdowns during his 10 games of action at Ole Miss (2016-17)• Started the first seven games of 2017, complet-ing 166-of-260 passes (63.8%) for 2,259 yards and 17 TDs, before suffering an injury• First-ever freshman to start three games at quarterback for Ole Miss, completing 72-of-132 attempts for 880 yards and six touchdowns dur-ing the final three contests of 2016

Dylan McCaffrey

• Played in 12 career games as backup QB• Completed 3-of-7 passes for 25 yards and gained four yards on two carries at Maryland• Tossed a 26-yard touchdown pass to Mike Sainristil against Notre Dame• Missed the Rutgers and Iowa games following a concussion sustained against Wisconsin; avail-able but did not play at Illinois or Penn State• Led team with 21 rushing yards and completed 3-of-8 passes for 40 yards at Wisconsin• Rushed eight times for 42 yards and one TD vs. MTSU; completed both passes for 17 yards• 2018 Academic All-Big Ten Conference• Played in six games as team’s backup quarter-back in 2018; suffered broken collarbone against Penn State and missed remainder of the season• Rushed twice for 14 yards vs. Penn State• Had a 44-yard TD run against Wisconsin, the first of his career• Completed 3-of-8 passes for 86 yards and one TD vs. Nebraska; ran for 23 yards on two carries• Tossed first career touchdown on an 18-yard pass to Jake McCurry vs. Western Michigan• Made career debut at Notre Dame, completing 4-of-6 passes for 22 yards and ran three times for 10 yards• Did not see action as a freshman in 2017

Joe Milton

• Played quarterback in eight career contests• Saw action at quarterback vs. Notre Dame• Completed 3-of-4 passes for 59 yards and one touchdown against Rutgers while rushing for a score; tossed his first career pasing TD on a 23-yard pass to Giles Jackson• Had a nine-yard carry and attempted one pass vs. MTSU• Co-recipient of the Team’s Scout Team Player of the Year Award on Offense• Played in four games during the 2018 season; completed 3-of-4 passes for 58 yards• Completed a 13-yard pass and ran for 11 yards against Florida in the Peach Bowl• Saw action at Ohio State (Nov. 24), completing 2-of-3 passes for 45 yards and added a four-yard run; had a 43-yard pass play to Nico Collins• Took snaps under center at Rutgers• Made career debut against Wisconsin, carrying the ball twice for 22 yards

TIGHT ENDS

• Four of the five tight ends that have seen action this fall have made receptions• The tight ends have accounted for six of the team’s 18 receiving touchdowns• Nick Eubanks is third on the team with three receiving touchdowns and Sean McKeon is fourth with two scores; Luke Schoonmaker caught a TD pass at Illinois• The crew has combined for 32 receptions for 416 yards (13.0 avg.) and six touchdowns

Sean McKeon

• John Mackey Award candidate (2018-19)• Two-time All-Big Ten honorable mention from the media (2017-18)• Played in 36 career games at tight end and made 19 starts, catching 56 passes for 606 yards and six touchdowns• Tied for 10th among Michigan tight ends with six touchdown receptions• Caught two passes for 46 yards vs. Michigan State, including a 27-yard pass to convert a long third down• Returned to the lineup at tight end against Notre Dame after missing the PSU game• Played tight end at Illinois after missing the Rutgers and Iowa games due to injury• Caught two passes for 24 yards at Wisconsin, including an 18-yard touchdown• Hauled in two catches for 35 yards vs. Army• Caught two passes for 37 yards vs. MTSU, including a 28-yard touchdown reception• Started six games in 2018, catching 14 passes for 122 yards and one touchdown• Hauled in two passes for 13 yards at Ohio State• Made two receptions for 24 yards at MSU • Caught three passes for 22 yards vs. Maryland• Hauled in two catches for 29 yards vs. Nebraska• Had a 17-yard touchdown reception vs. WMU• Caught two passes for 10 yards at Notre Dame• Played in all 13 games and made 10 starts at tight end in 2017; led team with 31 catches totaling 301 yards and three TDs• Had a catch in 12 of the 13 games in 2017• Collected 24 receptions for 257 yards and three

WINNINGEST PROGRAM

• Michigan leads the nation in wins (960) and is followed by Ohio State (920), Texas (913) and Alabama (913)• The Wolverines (.729) regained the all-time lead in winning percentage over the Irish (.726) after beating Penn State during the 2016 season; Boise State is currently tied with U-M with a .729 winning percentage

Top 5 FBS Schools by Wins

School Record Pct.

1. Michigan 961-344-36 .730

2. Ohio State 921-325-53 .729 3. Texas 914-374-33 .705 Alabama 914-330-43 .727 5. Oklahoma 905-326-53 .725

Top 5 FBS Schools by Winning Percentage

School Record Pct.

1. Boise State 458-168-2 .730 2. Michigan 961-344-36 .730

3. Ohio State 921-325-53 .729 4. Alabama 914-330-43 .727 5. Notre Dame 905-327-42 .727

140TH SEASON OF U-M FOOTBALL

• The Wolverine program was established in 1879 when a group of 13 men fielded the first football team in school history and played a pair of off-campus games; defeated Racine 1-0 at White Stocking Park in Chicago, Ill., on May 30, 1879, for the first victory in school history and tied Toronto (0-0) to finish the year 1-0-1• U-M enters its 136th year of uninterrupted gridiron action, with 1882 being the only season that the program did not play any varsity games• The Wolverines are the sixth-oldest football program in NCAA history

Oldest College Football Programs

School ....................... Years

Princeton .......................... 150 Rutgers .............................. 150 Yale .................................... 147 Harvard ............................ 145 Pennsylvania ................... 143 Michigan ....................140

Amherst ............................ 139 Navy ................................... 138

150TH COLLEGE FOOTBALL SEASON

• The 2019 season marks the 150th year of college football across the nation• Michigan’s home and road uniforms will feature a special 150th season commemorative patch throughout the season placed on the right shoulder above the Big Ten logo• Michigan will celebrate this occasion in conjunction with Rutgers, the oldest college football program in the country, when the two programs match-up at Michigan Stadium on September 28

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TDs during Big Ten play during the 2017 season• Caught three passes for 30 yards vs. Minnesota, including first career TD on a 20-yard reception• Grabbed four receptions for 59 yards vs. MSU• Caught a career-high five passes for 82 yards at Purdue, including a 30-yard career long• Caught three passes for 25 yards vs. Florida• Appeared in four games at tight end in 2016

Nick Eubanks

• Has appeared in 27 career games and started 14 contests; caught 30 receptions for 399 yards and four touchdowns• Started nine games and played in every game this fall, collecting 20 catches for 181 yards and three TDs• Has two-plus receptions in eight contests and a TD reception in three of the last five contests• Caught a five-yard TD against Michigan State• Had a five-yard touchdown catch at Maryland • Caught three passes for 36 yards at Penn State• Made two catches for 14 yards at Illinois, includ-ing a four-yard TD reception• Caught two passes for 17 yards against Iowa• Matched career-best with three receptions for 43 yards vs. Rutgers• Caught a career-high three passes totaling 20 yards at Wisconsin• Made two receptions for 29 yards vs. Army• Caught two passes for five yards vs. MTSU• Played tight end in all 13 games during the 2018 season and made four starts• Caught eight passes for 157 yards (19.6 avg.) and one touchdown in 2018; five of his eight receptions were for more than 20 yards• Hauled in two passes for eight yards at Ohio St• Scored his first career touchdown on a 41-yard pass from Shea Patterson against Indiana• Had a 25-yard catch at Michigan State• Made a 28-yard reception vs. Wisconsin• Caught a season-high two passes for 45 yards at Northwestern• Had a 10-yard reception at Notre Dame• Played in four games during the 2017 season and made one start at tight end• Missed final eight Big Ten games due to injury• Made career debut against Florida, hauling in two passes for 61 yards• Grabbed a 48-yard catch against the Gators• Did not see game action as a freshman in 2016

Luke Schoonmaker

• Played tight end in eight games this fall and saw special teams action in every contest• Saw action at tight end against Penn State, Notre Dame and Maryland• Had a 25-yard touchdown reception at Illinois• Made his first career reception vs. Rutgers, a 29-yard pass from Joe Milton, on his birthday• Saw action at tight end and on FG/PAT protec-tion unit against MTSU, Army and Rutgers• Saw action at tight end at Rutgers in 2018

Erick All

• Appeared in nine games at tight end; missed the Illinois game due to injury• Made first career reception at Penn State, haul-ing in a 10-yard pass in the fourth quarter• Assisted on a special teams tackle this fall • Made his career debut at tight end and on spe-

cial teams against Middle Tennessee State

RECEIVERS

• Seven different receivers have caught passes this season• U-M’s top receiver has recorded 80 yards or more in eight games this fall• Michigan’s receivers have accounted for 29 catches of 20 yards or more, including eight over 35 yards• Ronnie Bell has the two longest receptions for the Wolverines: 71 at Illinois and 68 at Wisconsin• The receiver corps has four receivers with 20 or more receptions, including three with 25-plus catches• Six receivers have scored touchdowns in 2019: Nico Collins (3), Donovan Peoples-Jones (3), Tarik Black (1), Mike Sainristil (1), Giles Jackson (1) and Cornelius Johnson (1)• Collins has the team’s longest receiving touch-down of the season, a 48-yard reception against Rutgers• Michigan’s top two receivers are averaging over 16 yards per catch: Ronnie Bell (16.8 avg.) and Collins (19.4 avg.)• Bell and Collins lead the team with eight recep-tions of 20 yards or more this season; Black is third with seven catches over 20 yards

Nico Collins

• Caught 66 passes for 1,143 yards and scored 10 touchdowns during his career• Appeared in 26 career games and started 19 contests• Has a reception in 23 consecutive games played dating back to the Outback Bowl (2018); missed the 2019 Illinois game due to injury• Has 18 receptions of 20-plus yards in his career including five receiving touchdowns• Caught three passes for 45 yards and one TD against Michigan State• Made two catches for 65 yards at Maryland, including a 51-yard season long reception• Made a 16-yard TD reception vs. Notre Dame• Matched career high with six receptions for 89 yards at Penn State• Missed the game at Illinois due to injury• Led team with 63 receiving yards on three receptions vs. Iowa, including a 51-yard long• Had a 48-yard touchdown reception among two catches for 59 yards vs. Rutgers• Caught three passes for 66 yards at Wisconsin• Made two catches for 32 yards vs. Army• Grabbed three receptions for 49 yards vs. MTSU, including a 28-yard touchdown catch• 2018 All-Big Ten honorable mention (coaches and media)• Named team’s 2018 Most Improved Player on offense in a vote of the coaching staff• Started 12 career games at receiver in 2018• Led the team with 632 receiving yards in 2018 while listing second in receptions (38) and receiving touchdown (six)• His 81.3 percent contested catch rate as mea-sured by PFF was the highest among returning Big Ten receivers who saw at least 15 targets• Had zero drops on 38 targets, which was the lowest drop rate among returning Big Ten WRs• Moved the chains or scored a touchdown on 23



U-M’S OFFENSE UNDER HARBAUGH

• U-M has gained more than 5,000 yards of total offense in three of Coach Harbaugh’s four seasons: 5,147 yards (2015), 5,524 (2016) and 5,457 (2018)• The offense has generated two of the top five total offensive seasons in school history: 4th in 2016 with 5,524 yards and fifth in 2018 with 5,457 yards• The Wolverines have posted 2,047 points in 62 games for an average of 33.0 points per contest• Scored more points in 2016 than any team in the modern era of U-M football and trailed only the Point-a-Minute teams of the early 1900s; tallied the fifth-highest point total (524) in school history during the 2016 season• Michigan gained more than 2,000 rushing yards in a season every year under Harbaugh: 2,057 yards in 2015, 2,768 in 2016, 2,310 in 2017 and 2,653 in 2018• The red zone offense has converted at just under 90% in five seasons, 241-276 (87.3%); scored 173 TDs in those 241 conversions (71.8% of scores are TDs)• U-M has ranked in the top 15 nationally in red zone efficiency twice in the past four seasons: finished 13th in 2016 and seventh in 2015• Converted 41.8% percent of third down chances (370-886): 40.0% in 2019, 49.4% in 2018, 33% in 2017, 43% in 2016 and 49% in 2015• U-M has scored 144 rushing touchdowns in five sea-sons: 24 in 2019, 26 in 2018, 26 in 2017, 41 in 2016 and 27 in 2015• Michigan is a perfect 26-0 under Harbaugh when a player gains 100 yards rushing and is 40-3 when out-rushing the opposition• U-M is 41-2 under Jim Harbaugh when gaining 125 rushing yards or more in a game• The Wolverines have lost 35 fumbles in 62 games: six in 2015, five in 2016, 11 in 2017, three in 2018 and 10 in 2019



of his 38 receptions in 2018• Scored receiving TDs against WMU, Michigan State, Rutgers (2) and Ohio State (2)• Had at one reception of 20 yards or more in nine games during the 2018 season, including six of those contests with a 40-yard-plus catch• Paced team with 80 yards on five receptions vs. Florida in the Peach Bowl; hauled in a 41-yard reception, equaling the longest pass play in the game by either side• Led the team at Ohio State, catching four pass-es for a career-best 91 yards and two TDs• Two of his three receptions were touchdowns at Rutgers; caught three passes for 56 yards• Hauled in two receptions for 53 yards vs. Penn State, including a 47-yard catch• Had a 6-yard touchdown grab at Michigan State; caught three passes for 24 yards• Had a 51-yard reception against Maryland• Hauled in a career-best six passes for 73 yards at Northwestern• Caught the first TD of his career on a 44-yard pass from Shea Patterson vs. Western Michigan• Hauled in three passes for 66 yards at Notre Dame, including a 52-yard career long reception• Played in four games and made one start in 2017; caught three passes for 27 yards• Made first career start vs. South Carolina in the Outback Bowl, catching two passes for 15 yards• Had a 12-yard reception against Rutgers and played receiver vs. Minnesota• Saw first career action at Penn State

Donovan Peoples-Jones

• Named to watch list for the 2019 Paul Hornung Award• Started 23 career games at receiver and played in 34 contests, collecting 94 receptions for 1,151 yards and 12 touchdowns; has eight rushing attempts for 85 yards• Second all-time at Michigan in career punt returns (86) and return yards (736)• Has 23 plays of 20-plus yards in his career (12 receiving, 9 punt returns and 2 rushing), includ-ing six receiving TDs and two punt return scores• Appeared in eight games with six starts at receiver this fall; caught 25 passes for 262 yards and four touchdowns• Returned 21 punts for 166 yards• Gained 106 all-purpose yards vs. Michigan State, catching four passes for 48 yards and add-ing two punt returns for 58 yards• Made an eight-yard TD reception and returned four punts for 24 yards against Notre Dame• Caught five passes totaling 46 yards and added 12 punt return yards at Penn State• Hauled in three passes for 36 yards and one TD at Illinois; surpassed 1,000 career receiving yards in the contest• Led team with four receptions for 26 yards and added a 36-yard punt return vs. Iowa• Caught four passes for 62 yards and returned three punts for 18 yards against Rutgers• Returned to the lineup at Wisconsin, catching a five-yard touchdown catch• Missed the first two games due to injury• Started 11 contests at receiver in 2018 and in 17 of the past 19 games dating back to 2017• Corralled 69 receptions for 891 yards and eight TDs during his career

• Missed season opener vs. MTSU due to injury• 2018 Academic All-Big Ten Conference• 2018 All-Big Ten selection: third team receiver (coaches), third team return specialist (coaches and media), honorable mention receiver (media)• Team’s 2018 Offensive Skill Player on Year• Second among returning Big Ten WRs in catch rate in 2018 (2.1 percent, one drop in 48 targets)• Second on the team with nine total TDs in 2018: eight receiving and one punt return• Had a streak of three straight games with a touchdown (WMU through Nebraska contests)• Team-leader in receptions (47) and receiving touchdowns (eight) in 2018 while listing second with 612 receiving yards• Hauled in a reception in every game during the 2018 season and collected a reception in 14 consecutive games dating back to the 2017 season• Forced seven missed tackles and added 245 yards after the catch in 2018• Led the Wolverines with 13 plays of 20 yards or more in 2018: eight receiving, 4 punt returns and one rushing play• Led the Big Ten and finished 17th nationally in punt return average• Returned 25 punts for 250 yards (10.0 avg.); had a 60-yard punt return for a TD vs. Nebraska• Hauled in a career-high eight passes for 71 yards and one TD vs. Florida in the Peach Bowl; added a seven-yard punt return• Caught seven passes for 64 yards at Ohio State• Grabbed a pair of receptions for 30 yards vs. Indiana; added 13 yards on two punt returns• Led team with 83 yards on five catches at Rutgers• Caught three passes for 38 yards and one touchdown against Penn State; had a pair of punt returns gaining 26 and 28 yards• Had a 79-yard career long reception for a touchdown at Michigan State• Caught three passes for 30 yards and returned two punt for 32 yards against Wisconsin• Had a 34-yard touchdown catch vs. Maryland• Returned three punts for 77 yards vs. Nebraska, including a 60-yard return for a touchdown• Had three receiving touchdowns on four grabs vs. SMU; gained a career-high 90 receiving yards• Caught first career touchdown on a five-yard pass from Shea Patterson vs. Western Michigan• Matched career high with six receptions total-ing 38 yards at Notre Dame• 2017 Rookie of the Year as voted by the team• 2017 Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) Freshman All-America as a punt returner• Played in all 13 games during 2017 season and started six contests at receiver; made 22 recep-tions for 277 yards in 2017• Listed 28th in the NCAA and third in the Big Ten in punt returns (8.0 avg.) in 2017; had 40 punt returns for 320 yards and one TD• Second all-time at Michigan with 40 punt returns in a season; Steve Breaston holds the school record with 45 during the 2003 season• Led team with six receptions totaling 58 yards vs. South Carolina in the Outback Bowl• Played receiver vs. Ohio State; had a 42-yard punt return that setup U-M’s second touchdown• Hauled in team-best four passes for 64 yards at Wisconsin; grabbed a 48-yard career long catch

OFFENSE - PASSING RECORDS

Most Passing Yards - Career

Player Yards Years

1. Chad Henne ...........................9,715 .............. 2004-07 2. John Navarre .........................9,254 .............. 2000-03 3. Elvis Grbac ..............................6,460 .............. 1989-92 4. Devin Gardner ......................6,336 .............. 2010-14 5. Denard Robinson .................6,250 .............. 2009-12 6. Todd Collins ...........................5,858 .............. 1991-94 7. Jim Harbaugh .......................5,449 .............. 1983-86 8. Tom Brady ..............................5,351 .............. 1996-99 9. Steve Smith ............................4,860 .............. 1980-83 10. Shea Patterson ..............4,757 ........... 2018-19

11. Brian Griese ............................4,383 .............. 1994-97 12. Rick Leach ...............................4,284 .............. 1975-78

Most Passing Attempts - Career

Player Yards Years

1. Chad Henne ..........................1,387 ............... 2004-07 2. John Navarre .........................1,366 ............... 2000-03 3. Elvis Grbac .............................835 .................. 1989-92

4. Devin Gardner ......................787 .................. 2010-14 5. Denard Robinson ................747 .................. 2009-12 6. Todd Collins ...........................711 .................. 1991-94 Tom Brady ..............................711 .................. 1996-99 8. Steve Smith ...........................648 .................. 1980-83 9. Jim Harbaugh .......................620 .................. 1983-86 10. Brian Griese ...........................606 .................. 1994-97 11. Shea Patterson ...............594 .............. 2018-19

Most Pass Completions - Career

Player Yards Years

1. Chad Henne ..........................828 .................. 2004-07 2. John Navarre .........................765 .................. 2000-03 3. Elvis Grbac .............................522 .................. 1989-92

4. Devin Gardner ......................475 .................. 2010-14 5. Todd Collins ...........................457 .................. 1991-94 6. Tom Brady ..............................443 .................. 1996-99 7. Denard Robinson ................427 .................. 2009-12 8. Jim Harbaugh .......................387 .................. 1983-86 9. Shea Patterson ...............369 .............. 2018-19

10. Brian Griese ...........................355 .................. 1994-97

Completion Percentage - Career

Player Pct. Year(s)

1. Todd Collins ..............................64.3 .............. 1991-94 2. Jake Rudock ..............................64.0 .............. 2015 3. Elvis Grbac .................................62.5 .............. 1989-92 4. Jim Harbaugh ...........................62.4 .............. 1983-86 5. Tom Brady..................................62.3 .............. 1996-99 6. Shea Patterson ................. 62.1 ........... 2018-19

7. Devin Gardner ........................60.4 .............. 2010-14

Lowest Interception Pct. - Career (Min. 200 Att.)

Player TDs Years

1. Shea Patterson ................. 1.85 ........... 2018-19

2. Drew Henson ...........................1.87 .............. 1998-00 3. John Navarre ............................2.27 .............. 2000-03 4. Michael Taylor ..........................2.55 .............. 1986-89 5. Chad Henne .............................2.67 .............. 2004-07 Tom Brady .................................2.67 .............. 1996-99 7. Todd Collins ..............................2.81 .............. 1991-94 8. Brian Griese ..............................2.97 .............. 1994-97 9. Scott Dreisbach .......................3.17 .............. 1994-97 10. Don Moorhead ........................3.53 .............. 1968-70 11. Jim Harbaugh ..........................3.55 .............. 1983-86



• Scored on a 79-yard punt return vs. Air Force and finished with 104 yards on two returns

Ronnie Bell

• Saw action at receiver in 23 career games and made nine starting assignments• Has 45 receptions for 766 yards and two touch-downs during his career• Leads the offense with 37 receptions for 621 yards (16.8 avg.) this fall; has more than 80 yards receiving in six contests• Set career highs in catches (9) and receiving yards (150) against Michigan State; had five receptions of 15-plus yards• Caught five passes for 82 yards at Penn State• Set a career high with 98 yards on three recep-tions at Illinois; had a 71-yard career long• Made six catches for 83 yards vs. Rutgers• Made two receptions for 81 yards at Wisconsin, including a 68-yard career long grab; returned three punts for 20 yards• Caught a team-high and career-best seven passes for 81 yards vs. Army• Made two receptions for 18 yards vs. MTSU• Played in all 13 games at receiver in 2018• Made eight receptions for 145 yards and two touchdowns in 2018; his first two career recep-tions were TD receptions• Made career debut as a kick returner vs. Florida in the Peach Bowl, returning two kicks for 53 yards with a 32-yard long• Hauled in two passes for 19 yards at Ohio State• Had a 31-yard reception againt Indiana• Caught two passes for 15 yards at Rutgers• Made two catches for 24 yards and one touch-down against Maryland• Had a 56-yard touchdown reception against Nebraska, the first catch of his career

Tarik Black

• Appeared in 19 career games and made 10 starts at receiver; has 34 receptions for 468 yards and two touchdowns• Has two or more receptions in seven games this season• Had a 27-yard reception vs. Michigan State• Grabbed two catches for 16 yards at Maryland• Caught two passes for 21 yards at Illinois and three for nine yards at Penn State• Had a 20-yard reception against Iowa• Made two catches for 30 yards against Rutgers• Hauled in three passes for 57 yards at Wisconsin• Caught three passes for 24 yards vs. Army• Led team with four receptions totaling 80 yards vs. MTSU; had a 36-yard touchdown recep-tion from Shea Patterson• Played in six games during the 2018 season, catching four passes for 35 yards; injured right foot in camp and missed the first seven contests• Caught two passes for 15 yards vs. Florida in the Peach Bowl• Made a 15-yard reception at Ohio State• Had a five-yard reception against Indiana• Started at receiver against Rutgers• Saw action at receiver vs. Penn State• Played two snaps at receiver vs. Michigan State• Started three games at receiver in 2017; injured during the Air Force game and missed the remainder of the season

• Made 11 receptions for 149 yards and one touchdown in 2017• Set career high with five catches for 55 yards vs. Air Force• Made debut as starting receiver vs. Florida, catching two passes for 83 yards and one TD• His first career catch was a 46-yard touchdown from Wilton Speight against the Gators; became the first true freshman to catch a TD pass in his first game since Anthony Carter in 1981

Mike Sainristil

• Played receiver in eight contests and made starting assignment against Notre Dame• Made two catches totaling 21 yards against Michigan State• Led the team with three receptions totaling 73 yards vs. Notre Dame; had a 34-yard long catch and scored his first touchdown on a 26-yard pass from Dylan McCaffrey• Collected first career reception, an 8-yard pass on third down, that setup a first-and-goal and eventual touchdown run by Zach Charbonnet in Michigan’s 10-3 win over No. 14 Iowa• Made career debut at receiver and on special teams vs. MTSU

Cornelius (CJ) Johnson

• Made four receptions for 61 yards and one touchdown in nine games of action• Scored first career touchdown on a 39-yard pass from Shea Patterson vs. Michigan State• Had a three-yard reception at Wisconsin• Played snaps at receiver vs. Army, Rutgers, Illinois, Penn State, Notre Dame and Maryland• Made career debut at receiver vs. MTSU, catch-ing two passes for 19 yards

Giles Jackson

• Returned 14 kickoffs for 362 yards (25.9 avg.) this season• Ran the ball twice for 32 yards and returned two kickoffs for 30 yards vs. Michigan State• Returned the opening kickoff 97 yards for a touchdown at Maryland; had two kickoffs for 121 yards and made a four-yard reception• Had an eight-yard catch and 23-yard kickoff return against Notre Dame• Started in four receiver set at Penn State; had a 10-yard kickoff return• Played receiver and had a 19-yard kickoff return against Iowa• Caught a 23-yard touchdown pass from Joe Milton against Rutgers, his first career score; had a two-yard carry and a 13-yard kickoff return• Returned three kickoffs for 70 yards and had one reception against Army• Made career debut as the team’s kick returner vs. MTSU, returning three kicks for 76 yards

RUNNING BACKS

• Freshman Zach Charbonnet is the only running back that has reach triple digits in career carries• The running backs have accounted for 17 of the team’s 24 rushing touchdowns: Charbonnet (11), Haskins (3), Turner (1), VanSumeren (1) and Wilson (1)• The backfield has combined to catch 17 recep-tions on the year totaling 66 yards: Charbonnet

FRESHMEN RUSHING RECORDS

Top 10 Freshmen Rushers

Player Att. Yards TDs Year

1. Mike Hart ..........................282 ........1,455 ...... 9 ............2004 2. Ricky Powers ...................144 ........748 ......... 4 ............1990 3. Chris Evans .......................88 ...........614 ......... 4 ............2016 4. Zach Charbonnet .....124 ......589 ....... 11 ...... 2019

5. Jamie Morris....................118 ........574 ......... 2 ............1984 6. Rick Leach ........................113 ........552 ......... 10 .........1975 7. Anthony Thomas ..........137 ........549 ......... 5 ............1997 8. Tyrone Wheatley ...........86 ...........548 ......... 9 ............1991 9. Sam McGuffie .................118 ........535 ......... 3 ............2008 10. Kevin Grady .....................121 ........483 ......... 5 ............2005 11. Bob Weise .........................133 ........466 .........................1942 12. Chris Perry ........................77 ...........417 ......... 5 ............2000 13. Butch Woolfolk ..............77 ...........359 ......... 2 ............1978

Top Freshman Debut Games

Player Att. Yards TDs Opponent

1. Chris Evans .................. 8 ....... 112 ......2 .......Hawaii, 2016 2. Walter Cross ............... 10 .... 104 ......2 .......Syracuse, 1998 3. Chris Perry ................... 10 .... 103 ......1 .......BGSU, 2000 4. Zach Charbonnet . 8 ......90 ......0 .....MTSU, 2019

5. Denard Robinson .... 11 .... 80 ........1 .......WMU, 2009

Most Rushing Touchdowns in a Season

Player TDs Year

1. Zach Charbonnet ......... 11 ............. 2019

2. Mike Hart ................................9 ..................... 2004 Tyrone Wheatley .................9 ..................... 1991 4. Billy Taylor...............................7 ..................... 1969 5. Chris Evans .............................6 ..................... 2016



(8 for 30), Turner (4 for 13), Haskins (3 for 9) and Wilson (2 for 14)• Michigan’s backs have surpassed the 100-yard rushing mark four times this season: Charbonnet (100 yards vs. Army), Charbonnet (116 at Illinois), Haskins (125 at Illinois) and Haskins (149 vs. Notre Dame)• The backfield group has accumulated 1,567 rushing yards on 299 carries this fall (5.24 avg.)

Zach Charbonnet

• Started seven games at tailback and played in all 10 contests, rushing 124 times for 589 yards and 11 touchdowns• Third in the Big Ten and 19th in the NCAA in rushing touchdowns (11); third in the league and 29th nationally in total touchdowns (11)• Reached the end zone on six occasions during Big Ten play, including twice at Penn State and Maryland• Set the Michigan freshman rushing touchdown record with two scores at Maryland (2, 8); car-ried the ball eight times for 28 yards• Scored a pair of touchdowns vs. Notre Dame; carried the ball 15 times for 74 yards• Rushed 15 times for 81 yards and added a 4-yard reception at Penn State; had a pair of 12-yard touchdown runs• Gained a career-best 116 yards on 18 carries at Illinois; scored on a seven-yard run• Scored game’s only touchdown on a two-yard run vs. Iowa; carried the ball 13 times for 42 yards and added two catches for 17 yards• Gained 22 yards on five carries vs. Rutgers• Rushed twice for six yards at Wisconsin• Carried the ball 33 times for 100 yards vs. Army, his first career 100-yard rushing effort• Made his career debut as team’s starting tail-back vs. MTSU; first true freshman to start at RB in the opener since Sam McGuffie in 2008• Led team with 99 offensive yards vs. MTSU, rushing eight times for 90 yards and adding a nine-yard reception• Early enrollee who missed spring practice after having medical procedure performed in January

Tru Wilson

• Played in seven games at tailback this season• Rushed 41 times for 216 yards and scored one touchdown in 2019• Carried 10 times for 26 yards and added a three-yard catch vs. Michigan State• Gained a season-high 50 yards on five carries at Maryland, and added an 11-yard reception; had a 39-yard season long run• Rushed six times for 45 yards against Notre Dame, including a 27-yard touchdown run• Gained 46 yards on 10 carries at Illinois• Carried the ball four times for 28 yards vs. Iowa• Returned to the lineup vs. Rutgers, rushing four times for 13 yards• Missed Army and Wisconsin games with injury• Carried the ball twice for eight yards vs. MTSU• Walk-on awarded a scholarship prior to the 2018 and 2019 seasons• Played special teams in all 13 games and tail-back in 12 contests during the 2018 season• Emerged as the team’s third-leading rusher with 62 carries for 364 yards and one touch-down in 2018

• Carried the ball in 12 straight games and had five or more attempts in eight contests• Rushed seven times for 32 yards at Ohio State• Had 42 yards on six carries against Indiana• Gained 58 yards on six carries at Rutgers• Rushed six times for 26 yards vs. Wisconsin• Carried the ball five times for 24 yards vs. Maryland, including a 28-yard career long run• Gained 43 yards on six carries against Nebraska• Carried the ball 11 times for 53 yards and scored first career touchdown vs. SMU• Rushed six times for 54 yards vs. WMU

Christian Turner

• Has appeared in 13 career games, carrying the ball 64 times for 270 yards and one TD• Team’s fourth leading rusher with 171 yards on 44 carries (3.9 avg.); scored one rushing TD• Played on special teams vs. Michigan State and saw action at tailback against Maryland• Rushed four times for 31 yards vs. Notre Dame• Played running back at Illinois and saw special teams action at Penn State• Rushed five times for 16 yards and added one reception vs. Iowa• Gained 48 yards on 11 carries vs. Rutgers; scored first career TD on a seven-yard run• Rushed six times for 17 yards and had a four-yard reception at Wisconsin• Had three carries for 20 yards vs. Army• Carried the ball 11 times for 49 yards and had a two-yard reception vs. MTSU• Played in three games; carried the ball 20 times for 99 yards and had a 16-yard reception• Gained 32 yards on seven carries and made a 16-yard catch against Florida in the Peach Bowl• Saw action at running back vs. Wisconsin, rush-ing three times for eight yards • Made career debut vs. Nebraska, rushing 10 times for 55 yards

Hassan Haskins

• Has appeared in 13 career games and played tailback in nine contests; started three contests at running back• Started three games at running back and played in nine contests at the position this sea-son; saw special teams action in every game• Leads the team with six carries of 20 yards or better this season• Surpassed the 100-yard rushing mark in two of the last five games: Illinois (125) and Notre Dame (149)• Had a rushing score vs. Michigan State• Carried the ball 13 times for 60 yards and caught three passes for nine yards at Maryland; had a 14-yard touchdown run• Made first career start at tailback against Notre Dame, rushing a career-high 20 times for 149 yards; had runs of 20, 25 and 49 yards• Carried the ball 13 times for 28 yards at Penn St• Led the team in rushing with a then career-best 125 yards on 12 carries at Illinois; scored first career touchdown on a 29-yard run and had three 20-yard runs in the contest (29, 28 and 24)• Rushed twice for 22 yards vs. Iowa, including an 18-yard career long run• Carried the ball nine times for 45 yards vs. Rutgers, including a 15-yard long run• Had two rushing attempts vs. MTSU and one

TOTAL OFFENSE RECORDS

Most Plays - Career

Player Pct. Year(s)

1. Chad Henne ........................... 1,567 ..............2004-07 2. John Navarre ......................... 1,515 ..............2000-03 3. Denard Robinson ................ 1,470 ..............2009-12 4. Devin Gardner ...................... 1,129 ..............2010-14 5. Rick Leach .............................. 1,034 ..............1975-78 6. Steve Smith ............................ 990 .................1980-83 7. Anthony Thomas ................. 924 .................1997-00 8. Elvis Grbac .............................. 915 .................1989-92 9. Jim Harbaugh ....................... 837 .................1983-86 10. Todd Collins ........................... 812 .................1991-94 11. Jamie Morris .......................... 809 .................1984-87 Tom Brady .............................. 809 .................1996-99 13. Shea Patterson ............... 739 ............. 2018-19

14. Brian Griese............................ 731 .................1994-97 15. Butch Woolfolk ..................... 719 .................1978-81

Most Yards - Career

Player Pct. Year(s)

1. Denard Robinson ................ 10,745 ...........2009-12 2. Chad Henne ........................... 9,400 ..............2004-07 3. John Navarre ......................... 9,031 ..............2000-03 4. Devin Gardner ...................... 7,252 ..............2010-14 5. Steve Smith ............................ 6,554 ..............1980-83 6. Rick Leach .............................. 6,460 ..............1975-78 7. Elvis Grbac .............................. 6,221 ..............1989-92 8. Jim Harbaugh ....................... 5,745 ..............1983-86 9. Todd Collins ........................... 5,702 ..............1991-94 10. Tom Brady .............................. 5,180 ..............1996-99 11. Shea Patterson ............... 5,111 ......... 2018-19

12. Anthony Thomas ................. 4,472 ..............1997-00

Average Yards Per Game - Career

Player Pct. Year(s)

1. Shea Patterson ............... 222.2 ......... 2018-19

2. Denard Robinson ................ 219.3 ..............2009-12 3. John Navarre ......................... 208.3 ..............2000-03 4. Chad Henne ........................... 200.0 ..............2004-07 5. Jim Harbaugh ....................... 186.6 ..............1983-86



carry at Wisconsin• Played on special teams units against Army• Saw action on special teams in three contests as a freshman in 2018; switched between run-ning back and linebacker during the season

Ben Mason

• Played running back and special teams against Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Penn State, Notre Dame, Maryland and Michigan State• Saw action at defensive tackle and on special teams against Rutgers, Wisconsin and Iowa• Assisted on two tackles vs. Army• Made first career defensive start at tackle vs. MTSU, contributing three tackles• 2018 Academic All-Big Ten Conference• Played fullback and special teams in all 13 games; rushed 33 times for 80 yards and was second on the team with seven rushing scores• Scored a rushing touchdown and made one special teams tackle at Ohio State• Made two special teams tackles and rushed four times for 10 yards vs. Penn State• Carried four times for 15 yards at Michigan State; had a five-yard touchdown run• Had five carries for 12 yards and one TD vs. Maryland; added a 15-yard career long catch• Scored three rushing TDs in the first half against Nebraska (1, 4 and 1 yards); gained a career-high 18 yards on six carries• Carried the ball three times for six yards and scored one touchdown vs. SMU• Named team’s 2017 Toughest Player of the Year in a vote of his teammates• Played all 13 games on special teams and saw action at fullback in nine contests in 2017• Carried the ball three times for four yards and scored two touchdowns during 2017 season• Scored team’s only touchdown on a one-yard run against South Carolina in the Outback Bowl• Made first career start in three-fullback set vs. Ohio State; two-yard run on game’s first play• Scored first career touchdown on a one-yard run at Wisconsin

Ben VanSumeren

• Played in five games this season, rushing nine times for 20 yards with one touchdown• Had a two-yard run against Notre Dame• Gained five rushing yards and played special teams against Rutgers• Played on special teams at Wisconsin• Had a six-yard carry and played on special teams vs. Army• Rushed four times for seven yards and one touchdown vs. MTSU, his first career rushing attempts and TD run (1-yard) • Played in four games as true freshman in 2018, earning his first varsity letter• Saw action at fullback vs. Western Michigan and SMU and played on special teams against Nebraska and Northwestern

OFFENSIVE LINE

• The Wolverines have started the same offen-sive line the past eight games• Four offensive linemen have started every game this fall: Ben Bredeson, Cesar Ruiz, Michael Onwenu and Jalen Mayfield

• Michigan leads the Big Ten and is 16th nation-ally in fewest tackles for loss allowed (4.30 avg.)• The line has allowed only 43 tackles for loss and 18 sacks this year• U-M leads the Big Ten lead in fewest sacks allowed in conference play (1.43 avg.)• The five linemen have helped the offense gen-erate a balanced effort, gaining 161.9 yards on the ground and 235.7 passing yards per contest• The quintet has paved the way for the running game to gain more than 295 yards in two of the last four games: Illinois (295) and Notre Dame (303)

Ben Bredeson

• Elected captain in 2018 and 2019; 12th player to be selected captain twice in his career• Named to the watch list for the Outland Trophy• 2019 preseason first-team All-American: Associated Press, Sports Illustrated and Phil Steele • Two-time All-Big Ten second team, 2017-18 (coaches and media)• Selected to the watch list for the Outland Trophy in 2018 and 2019• Has started a team-leading 43 career games; made every career start at left guard• Started at left guard in all 10 games this fall• Named team’s 2018 Toughest Player of the Year in a vote of his teammates• Starting left guard in all 13 games during the 2018 season; made 25th career start at Northwestern• 2017 Academic All-Big Ten• Started at left guard in 12 games during the 2017 season; missed Outback Bowl due to injury• 2016 All-Big Ten honorable mention (coaches and media)• Played along offensive line in 12 games and saw action in all 13 contests during 2016 season• Made starting assignments at left guard in the final eight games of the 2016 season• Became the first true freshman to start along the offensive line since Mason Cole accom-plished the distinction during the 2014 season• Made collegiate debut at left guard vs. Hawaii• Brother, Jack, is a pitcher on the Michigan baseball team

Michael Onwenu

• Selected mid-season All-American first team by ESPN and Pro Football Focus• Named to the watch list for the Outland Trophy• Has played in 43 career games with appear-ances along the offensive line in 38 contests; started 32 career games• Starting right guard in all 10 games this fall• 2018 All-Big Ten selection: third team (coaches) and honorable mention (media)• Starting right guard in all 13 games in 2018; made 20th career start in the Ohio State game• Started at guard in nine games during 2017 season (eight at right guard, one at left guard)• Made first career start at left guard against South Carolina in the Outback Bowl• Earned first career start against Florida, getting the nod at right guard• Saw action in nine games during 2016 season• Made collegiate debut vs. Hawaii, playing both offensive and defensive line

PRONUNCIATIONS

Lucas Andrighetto ........................................................AND-ri-gettoJohn Baty ......................................................................................BAY-teeRamsey Baty ................................................................................BAY-teeBen Bredeson..................................................................BRED-eh-sunNicholas Capatina ......................................................... cap-a-TEE-naGeorge Caratan ...............................................................CARE-uh-tanZach Charbonnet ...................................................... SHAR-buh-nayCamaron Cheeseman .....................................................CHEEZ-minKraig Correll .................................................................................ca-RELLMichael Danna ..........................................................................DAN-ahDane Drobocky ...........................................................druh-BOCK-eeMichael Dwumfour ........................................................ DWUM-foreNick Eubanks .......................................................................YOO-banksAdam Fakih .................................................................................... fa-KEYSammy Faustin ........................................................................ FAW-stinChuck Filiaga ................................................................ fill-ee-ONG-YAIsaak Gerkis ...............................................................................guh-KISSJordan Glasgow ................................................................... GLASS-goGemon Green ..............................................................................ji-MONTyler Grosz .....................................................................................GROSSHassan Haskins .......................................................................ha-SAHNMahdi Hazime ..................................................................ha-ZEE-meeJoel Honigford ..................................................................HUN-ig-furdKhaleke Hudson ................................................................... kuh-LEAKGiles Jackson ...................................................................................JYLESDan Jokisch ...............................................................................YOKE-ishTrente Jones .............................................................................TREN-tayJaylen Kelly-Powell ........................................................kelly-POW-elCaden Kolesar ...................................................................COLE-a-sahrGriffin Korican ........................................................................KOR-i-canSean McKeon .........................................................................muh-Q-inJosh Metellus ...................................................................meh-TELL-usQuinn Nordin .........................................................................Nor-DEENMichael Onwenu ........................................................... oh-WAY-newPhillip Paea ..................................................................................... PIE-uhKwity Paye ....................................................................QUIT-tee…PAYCesar Ruiz..................................................................................... roo-EEZMike Sainristil .....................................................................SANE-ri-stillNate Schoenle .....................................................................SHANE-leeAlan Selzer .....................................................................................sell-ZIRCarter Selzer .................................................................................sell-ZIRMazi Smith ................................................................................mah-ZEEStephen Spanellis ......................................................... spuh-NELL-isJess Speight ......................................................................................spaytAndrew Stueber ...................................................................STOO-burJosh Uche ...............................................................................OOH-chayBen VanSumeren ...................................................van-SOO-mer-inAndrew Vastardis ...........................................................va-STAR-dissLuiji Vilain ..................................................................................... vill-ANEJulius Welschof ..................................................................welsch-OFF



• Played on both the offensive and defensive lines against Hawaii and Rutgers in 2016

Cesar Ruiz

• Named to the watch list for the Rimington Trophy and Outland Trophy• Appeared in 33 games during his career• Started 28 straight games along the offensive line, the longest active streak along the line• Started at center in all 10 games this season• 2018 All-Big Ten selection: third team (coaches) and honorable mention (media)• Started all 13 games at center in 2018• Made first career start at center in the season opener against Notre Dame• Started five games at right guard and played in 10 contests during the 2017 season• Participated on field goal protection unit and took snaps as sixth offensive lineman prior to earning start spot at right guard• Started the final five games of 2017 at right guard: Minnesota, Maryland, Wisconsin, Ohio State and South Carolina in the Outback Bowl• Early enrollee for Winter 2017 term• Rated as the nation’s No. 1 center prospect by ESPN, 247sports and Rivals.com

Jon Runyan

• Named to the watch list for the Outland Trophy• Two-year letterman; appeared in 29 career games along the offensive line with 22 starts• Started at left tackle in the past eight games this season• Returned to the lineup at Wisconsin, starting at left tackle; missed MTSU and Army games due to injury• 2018 All-Big Ten selection: first team (coaches) and second team (media)• Named 2018 Hugh H. Rader Award winner as the team’s top offensive lineman; became the first father-son duo to receive the award in school history as his father, Jon Sr., won the honor in 1994• Started all 13 games at left tackle in 2018; made first career start at left tackle against ND• Played in eight games during the 2017 season• Made first career start at right tackle against South Carolina in the Outback Bowl• Saw action at right guard in five contests: Air Force, Purdue, Indiana, Rutgers and Minnesota• Played snaps at left tackle against Maryland and right tackle against Ohio State• Son of former Michigan and NFL Pro Bowl tackle Jon Runyan

Jalen Mayfield

• Starting right tackle in all 10 games this fall• Made first career start at right tackle against Middle Tennessee State and 10th career start against Michigan State• Played left tackle in three games during the 2018 season• Saw snaps at left tackle against Nebraska and Maryland• Made career debut at left tackle vs. WMU

Ryan Hayes

• Saw action at offensive tackle in eight games this season• Played right tackle on multiple series against

Wisconsin, Rutgers, Iowa, Illinois, Notre Dame, Maryland and Michigan State• Started at left tackle vs. Army• Subbed into the starting lineup at left tackle against Middle Tennessee State, his first career game action• Did not see game action as a true freshman after converting from a high school tight end to offensive tackle

Stephen Spanellis

• Recognized at the team’s award show as the player with the Top Cumulative GPA in back-to-back seasons (2017-18); majoring in philosophy, politics and economics• Two-time Academic All-Big Ten Conference (2017-18)• Saw action on FG/PAT units in 31 career games• Played in seven games this season, with two appearances along the offensive line• Made season debut vs. Rutgers, playing left guard and on FG/PAT protection unit• Played center vs. Notre Dame, WMU, Nebraska, Maryland, Penn State and Rutgers in 2018• Saw action along the offensive line in six con-tests during the 2017 season• Played two-plus quarters at center against South Carolina in the Outback Bowl• 2016 recipient of the National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame High School Scholar-Athlete Award; given to five players nationally that excelled on the field, in the classroom and in their community

2018 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

• Michigan tied for the Big Ten East Division title with Ohio State; each team posted an 8-1 conference mark• The Wolverines posted a 10-3 record with their only setbacks coming on the road against No. 11 Notre Dame, No. 10 Ohio State and No. 10 Florida in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl • U-M had a 10-game winning streak in between those setbacks, which was the longest winning streak since the 2006 team won the first 11 games of the season• Michigan finished with the nation’s 21st toughest schedule, with the cumulative winning percentage of its opponents sitting at .601 (92-61)• Michigan played 97 student-athletes in 2018, includ-ing 27 players that were walk-ons• The defense was second in the NCAA in total defense (275.2 avg.) and pass defense (147.8 avg.)• Michigan finished 21th in scoring offense (35.2 avg.) and 16th in scoring defense (19.4 avg.)• U-M ranked fifth nationally in time of possession, hold-ing the ball for an average of 34:18 minutes per game• The offense finished with the fifth most yards in school history, gaining 5,457 total yards on 896 plays, for an average of 419.8 yards per contest• U-M set a school record with the fewest fumbles (10) and fewest lost fumbles (three) in a season; the three lost fumbles also tied for the fewest in the NCAA• The Wolverines tied for the second fewest turnovers in school history with 12 (nine interceptions and three fumbles); the school record is 11 miscues in 1988• Michigan scored 50 offensive touchdowns, balancing the effort with 26 rushing TDs and 24 receiving scores• Junior linebacker Devin Bush earned NCAA consensus All-American honors and was a finalist for the Nagurski Award (nation’s top defensive player) and Butkus Award (nation’s top linebacker)• Senior defensive end Chase Winovich received sec-ond- and third-team All-American honors, junior punter Will Hart earned second-team accolades from Sports Illustrated and junior cornerback Lavert Hill was named a third-team All-American by the Associated Press• Winovich was voted the team’s Bo Schembechler Most Valuable Player after leading the defense with 17 tack-les for loss, five sacks and 69 total stops• Jordan Glasgow earned CoSIDA Academic All-District honors for the second straight year• U-M had 47 players earn Academic All-Big Ten, the sec-ond highest total among all conference schools• Eight Wolverines were named All-Big Ten first team: Devin Bush, Rashan Gary, Will Hart, Karan Higdon, Lavert Hill, David Long, Jon Runyan and Chase Winovich• Devin Bush was named the Big Ten’s Defensive Player of the Year and Linebacker of the Year while Will Hart was selected as the conference’s Punter of the Year• A semifinalist for the Doak Walker and Maxwell Award, Karan Higdon was 18th nationally in rushing (107.6 avg.) and was the first running back to surpass 1,000 yards since 2011; gained 1,178 yards on 224 carries and scored 10 TDs• Shea Patterson completed 210-of-325 passes (64.6 pct.) for 2,600 yards and 22 touchdowns; was a finalist for the Johnny Unitas Award and a semifinalist for the Davey O’Brien Award; finished 22nd nationally in pass efficiency (149.8 rating) and 27th in completion percentage (64.6%)• Michigan scored points in 43 of the 52 quarters played during the season• U-M played eight opponents that participated in bowl games, including all three non-conference foes



DEFENSE - INFO & RANKINGS

Defensive Formation: 4-3Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6Defensive Lettermen Returning/Lost: 32/15

RETURNING STARTERS (started at least 6 games)


Devin Gil LB 6-1 231 Sr.Lavert Hill CB 5-11 181 Sr.Khaleke Hudson LB 6-0 220 Sr.Carlo Kemp DT 6-3 280 Sr.Josh Metellus S 6-0 204 Sr.

RETURNING ALL-BIG TEN

Lavert Hill - first team (coaches and media)Josh Metellus - second team (coaches and media)Khaleke Hudson - HM (coaches and media)Kwity Paye - HM (media)Josh Ross - HM (coaches)Josh Uche - HM (coaches and media)

DEFENSE IN THE 2019 RANKINGS


Scoring Defense 16.4 avg. 11 5Total Defense 261.6 avg. 5 3Rushing Defense 106.8 avg. 17 6Pass Defense 154.8 avg. 4 3Pass Efficiency 111.30 rating 13 4Sacks By 3.20 avg. 15 4TFLs 6.4 avg. 44 6First Downs 159 total 13 43rd-Down Allowed 28.3 % 6 34th-Down Allowed 63.2 % 105 13Red Zone Defense 73.9 % 17 3Turnovers Gained 17 total 31 3Interceptions 8 total 60 7Fumbles Recovered 9 total 17 2

Individual


J. Glasgow, Tackles 7.1 123 16J. Glasgow, Sacks 0.45 avg. 106 14B. Hawkins, Tackles 5.3 avg. 358 33K. Hudson, Tackles 8.2 avg. 49 5D. Hill, FR 2 total 16 3L. Hill, Int. 0.3 avg. 36 3A. Hutchinson, Tackles 4.6 avg. 496 52C. McGrone, Tackles 4.8 avg. 450 44J. Metellus, Int. 0.2 avg. 110 12J. Metellus, Tackles 5.3 avg. 358 33K. Paye, Sacks 0.61 avg. 53 11K. Paye, Tackles 4.7 avg. 488 51A. Thomas, FR 2 total 16 3A. Thomas, Int. 0.3 avg. 36 3J. Uche, Sacks 0.75 avg. 19 4

THE DEFENSE

Multi-Game Trends

• The defense has allowed just 80 points in the last 29 quarters (2.76 points per quarter), includ-ing a 10-quarter stretch with no TDs allowed; does not include Maryland’s kickoff return TD• Michigan has yielded only 11 touchdowns in the last seven games while forcing 12 turnovers• The opposition is averaging 226.4 yards of total offense over the last seven games (1,585 yards)• Since the Wisconsin game, the defense has allowed 442 rushing yards on 238 carries (1.86 avg.) with only three rushing scores; held five teams under 65 yards with Maryland gaining the most yards at 129 on 46 carries• Opponents have completed 108-of-201 passes (53.7%) for 1,143 yards over the last seven games (163.2 avg.)• The defense has forced 55 punts over the last seven games (average of 7.9 per game)• U-M has forced 35 three-and-outs on 85 drives (41% of possessions) over the last seven games; does not include end of half or kneel downs• Over the last four games, U-M has forced 24 three-and-outs or four-and-outs (turnover on downs) on 49 possessions; 49% of opp. drives• After allowing 28 points off turnovers in the first two games, the defense has allowed only 15 points off turnovers in the last eight games• The Wolverines have yielded two scores off 10 turnovers in Big Ten play (TDs at Illinois and Penn State)

Defense Tough to Gain Yards Against

• The maize and blue rank among the top 25 nationally in 10 defensive categories, including total defense (fifth) and pass defense (fourth)• Michigan has allowed nine passing touch-downs while yielding 12 rushing scores this fall• The defense has forced a turnover or punt on 72.5 percent of opponent drives, the fourth highest percentage in the country• No team has reached 300 yards of offense since Wisconsin in week three, and two opponents have been held under 200 yards • U-M has held eight opponents to less than 285 yards of total offense: Army (243), Rutgers (152), Iowa (261), Illinois (256), Penn State (283), Notre Dame (180), Maryland (233) and Michigan State (220)• Michigan has held the opposition to less than 65 rushing yards in five of the past seven games, including a string of three straight contests (Rutgers through Illinois); this is the longest streak for a defense in Don Brown’s four seasons• Overall, the Wolverines have allowed less than 70 rushing yards to the opposition six times, which is tied for second among Power 5 teams; Utah leads the NCAA with seven• The defense has allowed only two runs longer than 15 yards across the past 28 quarters• U-M is giving up 2.78 yards per rush attempt, the lowest yards per rush since 2006 for Michigan• The Wolverines held the Illini to 64 rushing yards on 43 carries; this is the fewest yards allowed by a Michigan defense on 40-plus rush-

ing attempts since 2008• The 180 yards of total offense gained by Notre Dame was its lowest since 2016 and its second-lowest yardage total in a decade

Making Stops in the Opposition’s Backfield

• The Wolverines have generated 65 tackles for loss and 32 sacks this season• The team’s average of 3.20 sacks per contests lists fourth in the Big Ten and 15th in the NCAA• The defense has accumulated 49 TFLs over the past six games: Iowa (13 TFLs), Illinois (12 TFLs), Penn State (5 TFLs), Notre Dame (6 TFLs), Maryland (8 TFLs) and Michigan State (5 TFLs)• The 25 TFLs in back-to-back games against Iowa and Illinois tied for the most TFLs in back-to-back contests this decade – 2016 vs. Indiana and Ohio State• U-M registered a decade-best 14 sacks in consecutive games against Iowa (8 sacks) and Illinois (6 sacks) – next closest is 11 sacks against Indiana and Ohio State in 2016• The defense has recorded a sack in every game, including a season-high eight against Iowa; the eight sacks against the Hawkeyes are the most since totaling eight at Ohio State in 2016• The Wolverines posted a season-best 13 tackles for loss vs. Iowa, the highest total since tallying 14 against Nebraska in 2018• A total of 20 Wolverine defenders made stops in the opposition’s backfield during their career, led by Khaleke Hudson with 26.0 TFLs; Josh Uche is second with 18.5 and Kwity Paye is third with 17.0• The 20 players have combined to post 141 TFLs• U-M’s defense has 13 players that have com-bined to register 62.5 sacks in their career; Uche leads the group with 15.5 sacks and is followed closely by Hudson with 11.5 sacks

Stingy Pass Defense

• Michigan is fourth nationally and third in the Big Ten in pass defense, allowing just 154.8 yards per contest• Five opponents have been held to less than 135 passing yards this fall – Army (43 yards), Rutgers (106), Wisconsin (128), Notre Dame (133) and Maryland (104) – and only two opponents have gained more than 200 passing yards• The defense has accounted for eight intercep-tions while allowing just nine passing TDs; did not yield a passing TD in four straight games (Army through Iowa) and five contests overall• U-M has 43 passes defended through 10 games: 35 pass breakups and eight interceptions• Michigan batted down seven passes against Notre Dame and had a season-high eight PBUs at Illinois; the eight PBUs are tied for the second-most this decade, trailing only the 10 PBUs vs. MSU in 2015• Lavert Hill paces the team with 26 career pass breakups (20 PBUs and 6 picks), which lists tied for eighth all-time on Michigan’s career PBU list• Five players have interceptions during their career: Hill (6), Josh Metellus (5), Ambry Thomas (4), Hudson (2) and Michael Dwumfour (1)• Hill returned two of his six career interceptions for TDs and Metellus scored a pick-six in 2018



U-M’S DEFENSE UNDER HARBAUGH

• Don Brown has led Michigan’s defense in four of Coach Harbaugh’s five seasons• Michigan has ranked in the top four nationally in total defense for four straight seasons: No. 4 in 2015, No. 1 in 2016, No. 3 in 2017 and No. 2 in 2018; currently ranked No. 5 in 2019• The Wolverines’ pass defense has been among the nation’s top three each of the past five seasons: No. 3 in 2015, No. 1 in 2016, No. 1 in 2017, No. 2 in 2018; curren-lty ranked No. 4 in 2019• U-M led the nation in pass efficiency defense in 2015, finished second in 2016, placed fourth in 2017 and ranked seventh in 2018• The Wolverines have held 25 of their 62 opponents under Harbaugh to 10 points or less, including five shutouts• Only 23 teams have managed to score 20 or more points vs. U-M• U-M has scored 11 defensive touchdowns in five years: 1 in 2015, 3 in 2016, 3 in 2017 and 4 in 2018• The defense has held the opposition to less than 100 rushing yards in 32 of the 62 games• The Wolverines have posted 464 tackles for loss in 62 games (7.4 avg. per game): 65 in 2019, 76 in 2018, 114 in 2017, 121 in 2016 and 88 in 2015• Quarterbacks have been sacked 187 times (3.0 avg.) in five seasons: 33 in 2019, 34 in 2018, 42 in 2017, 46 in 2016 and 32 in 2015• Michigan led the nation in third down defense in con-secutive seasons (2016-17); set a school record in 2016 by allowing the opponent to convert just 21 percent on third down and followed up by allowing the opposition to convert just 26.1 percent of its chances in 2017• Only four teams have converted more than six third-down chances against Michigan during Don Brown’s tenure: Ohio State (2017), Notre Dame (2018), Indiana (2018) and Florida (2018)• U-M has held 13 opponents with two or less third down conversions over the past four seasons• Michigan has finished in the top five in three-and-outs forced twice in the past four seasons: first nationally in 2017 (83 in 162 series, 51.2%) and fourth in 2016 (73 in 164 possessions, 44.5%)

• 13 players have collected at least one pass defended in their career: Hill (26), Metellus (19), Hudson (16), Thomas (8), Vincent Gray (5), Aidan Hutchinson (5), Daxton Hill (3), Jordan Glasgow (3), Josh Ross (2), Brad Hawkins (2), Uche (2), Dwumfour (2) and Paye (1)

Defense Forcing Turnovers

• The Wolverines’ defense has forced 14 turn-overs this fall: eight interceptions and six fumbles; three additional fumbles have been generated on special teams• U-M has forced multiple turnovers in six of the 10 games, including four of the last six contests, and has forced at least one turnover in eight gamesThe Wolverines’ lists third in the Big Ten and 31st nationally with 17 total turnovers gained• The defense forced six turnovers against Iowa (4) and Illinois (2), which is tied for the most forced turnovers in back-to-back games since 2013• Six different players have scooped up an oppo-nent fumble this season, led by Ambry Thomas and Daxton Hill with two apiece• Thomas is the team’s active leader with five fumble recoveries during his career

A Look at the 2019 Defense

• Michigan returned five starters from the 2018 season: LB Devin Gil, CB Lavert Hill, LB Khaleke Hudson, DT Carlo Kemp and S Josh Metellus• Hill is the team’s lone returning first-team All-Big Ten performer, with Metellus collecting second-team honors in 2018• Khaleke Hudson is the team’s active career leader in tackles (218), tackles for loss (26.0) and sacks (12.0)• Metellus leads the team with 35 career starts in the secondary, and is followed closely by Hill (34) and Hudson (33)• U-M returned just 50% of its 2018 defensive production, which ranked 106th nationally and 13th in the Big Ten; the only conference school returning less production is Rutgers (44%)

Nation’s Best Defense under Don Brown

• Don Brown has coached the nation’s top defense twice in the past five seasons: 2015 at Boston College (254.3 avg.) and 2016 at Michigan; his defenses have ranked in the top three all five years• The defense has held the opposition to less than 225 yards of total offense 18 times in 49 games under Brown• The Wolverines have held 14 opponents under 200 yards of total offense the past four seasons• U-M led the nation in pass defense during the 2016 and 2017 seasons and finished second in 2018; currently fourth in the NCAA• Over the last four seasons, Michigan has allowed 144.8 passing yards per game in league play; the next-best Power 5 program in that cat-egory is Clemson (173.8); U-M is third in scoring defense and eighth in rushing defense nation-ally during that stretch• In four seasons, 20 of 26 opponents have been held at or under 14 points at Michigan Stadium and only two have scored 28 points or more

• U-M listed in the top four nationally in six defensive categories during the 2016 and 2017 seasons• The Wolverines have held 15 teams to less than 100 passing yards in a game, the most in the country since 2016• Only nine teams have exceeded 200 passing yards against U-M under Don Brown; held 40 of 49 opponents under 200 passing yards with the next best team nationally accomplishing the feat only 36 times • The Wolverines have allowed 9 or fewer com-pletions in a game 17 times in 49 games, which is tied for the most in the country• U-M has held 25 of 49 opponents the last four years to under 100 yards rushing; the team has a 24-1 record when holding the opposition to less than 100 rushing yards• Michigan has registered six or more tackles for loss in all but 11 games under Don Brown• U-M has recorded at least one sack in 46 of 49 games under Brown• The defense has batted down or intercepted 206 passes over the past four years (55 in 2016, 53 in 2017, 55 in 2018 and 43 in 2019)• Since 1997, only three Michigan teams have had four or more players record double-digits in tackles for loss: 1999 and Don Brown’s defenses in 2016 and 2017• The sack totals in 2016 (46) and 2017 (42) rank behind only the school record 51 sacks regis-tered during the 2001 season• That same 2001 defense holds the school record with 123 tackles for loss; second and third on the list are the defenses in 2016 (118.5) and 2017 (114); the team had 88 TFLs in 2018• U-M racked up 388 tackles for loss and 153 sacks since Brown’s arrival prior to the 2016 sea-son (49 games)• U-M has recorded double-digit tackles for loss in 19 games since Don Brown became defensive coordinator• 2016-17 marked the first time since the early 2000s that Michigan’s defense has accumulated 100 or more TFLs in back-to-back seasons• Brown was a finalist for the 2016 Broyles Award, presented to the nation’s outstanding assistant coach, and a semifinalist in 2018

U-M’s Defense in the NCAA (last 4 years)

Category 2019 2018 2017 2016

Scoring Defense 11 16 13 2Total Defense 5 2 3 1Rushing Defense 17 23 18 15Pass Defense 4 2 1 1Pass Efficiency 13 7 4 2Sacks By 15 34 7 4Tackles for Loss 44 33 3 21st Downs Allowed 13 6 3 13rd Downs Allowed 6 21 1 1

Stingy Pass Defense for 4 Straight Seasons

• Michigan has been the NCAA’s most dominant pass defense the past four seasons• U-M led the national rankings in pass defense during both the 2016 and 2017 seasons and fin-ished No. 2 nationally (147.8 avg.) behind leader Miami, Fla. (135.6 avg.) in 2018• The Wolverines are currently fourth in the NCAA in pass defense, allowing 154.8 yards per



ADDITIONAL NOTES

U-M Faces One of Nation’s Toughest Schedules

• Michigan’s 12 opponents combined to win 92 games in 2018: 92-62 (59.7%)• U-M will face six teams that rank in the preseason top 20 of the polls, the most of any team in college football: #5 Ohio State, #9 Notre Dame, #14/#15 Penn State, #18/#20 Michigan State, #17/#19 Wisconsin and #19/#20 Iowa• The Wolverines crossover opponents in the Big Ten West Division are Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois• Five of the regular season opponents won 9 or more games, including three teams with 11 or more victories: Ohio State (13-1), Notre Dame (12-1) and Army (11-2)• Eight of the team’s opponents played in bowl games during the 2018 season: MTSU (New Orleans), Army (Armed Forces), Notre Dame (CFP/Cotton), Wisconsin (Pinstripe), Iowa (Outback), Michigan State (RedBox), Penn State (Citrus) and Ohio State (Rose)• Eight of the 12 opponents finished with a .500 or bet-ter record

Michigan Tops NCAA in Attendance

• The Wolverines have led the nation in attendance 42 of the past 44 seasons; the only years that Michigan did not lead the country in home attendance was 1997 and 2014• U-M had the largest crowds of the first two week-ends in college football, 110,811 fans against Middle Tennessee State (Aug. 31) and 111,747 fans vs. Army (Sept. 7)• The Michigan football team led the NCAA in both total attendance and average attendance during the 2018 season; drew 775,156 fans to its seven-game home schedule in 2018 for an average of 110,737 fans per contest• Michigan has drawn 100,000-plus fans for 287 straight home games at Michigan Stadium; every game since Nov. 8, 1975

College Football’s Top TV Draw

• Michigan has played in a NCAA record 526 televised football games• Every single football game since 1995 has been tele-vised, a streak of 297 consecutive broadcasts• The very first televised U-M football game came on Sept. 27, 1947, a 55-0 shutout of rival Michigan State on WWJ TV in Detroit

Harbaugh vs. Non-Conference

• U-M coach Jim Harbaugh has compiled a 15-5 overall record against non-conference teams• He boasts an impressive 14-2 mark in regular season non-conference games, with his only setbacks coming in season openers on the road (Utah in 2015 and Notre Dame in 2018)• The only other blemishes against non-conference teams came in bowl games, falling to South Carolina (2018 Outback), Florida State (2016 Orange) and Florida (2018 Peach)

game• U-M became the first program to allow less than 2,000 passing yards in three straight sea-sons since Miami (Fla.) accomplished the feat during 2001-03 seasons: 1853 in 2016, 1951 in 2017 and 1843 in 2018• The Wolverines also became the first team since those Hurricane squads to allow less than 50% completion in three straight seasons: 43.6% in 2016, 48.8% in 2017 and 49.4% in 2018• Michigan has held 15 opponents to 100 pass-ing yards or less over the past four seasons• U-M allowed just 150.1 yards through the air in 2017, and was the nation’s only defense to hold 11 opponents under 200 passing yards; no other team reached double-digits• Michigan led the NCAA by yielding just 142.5 yards per game through the air in 2016; held five opponents to less than 100 passing yards • Over the past four years, the defense has col-lected 42 interceptions while allowing just 45 passing touchdowns: 9 TDs, 8 Int. (2019), 14 TDs, 11 Int. (2018), 11 TDs, 10 Int. (2017) and 11 TDs, 13 Int. (2016)• 16 different players have registered at least one pick under Don Brown

DEFENSIVE LINE

• Four defensive linemen have registered 30-plus tackles: Aidan Hutchinson (46), Kwity Paye (42), Carlo Kemp (34) and Michael Danna (30)• Nine defensive lineman have tallied tackles• Paye is the only defensive linemen to the lead the team in tackles in a game, posting a career-best 11 stops at Penn State• A total of 27.0 tackles for loss have come from the front four this fall: Paye (10.0), Hutchinson (7.5), Kemp (4.5), Danna (3.0), Michael Dwumfour (1.0) and Luiji Vilain (1.0)• More than half (15.0) of those stops in the backfield have been quarterback sacks: Paye (5.5), Hutchinson (3.5), Danna (3.0), Kemp (2.0) and Vilain (1.0)• Carlo Kemp (Illinois) and Kwity Paye (Army) col-lected the defensive lines fumble recoveries• The defensive line has batted down six passes, led by Hutchinson with five breakups and Dwumfour has chipped in the other PBU• Hutchinson is tied for third on the team with those five pass breakups

Carlo Kemp

• Voted team captain• Two-time Academic All-Big Ten (2017-18)• Two-year letterman; has appeared in 38 games along the defensive line with 22 starts• Made 54 tackles, 7.0 tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks and one fumble recovery in his career• Contributed a career-best 34 stops, 4.5 TFLs, 2.0 sacks and one fumble recovery in nine starts this year• Posted a career-best 1.5 sacks and four tackles against Michigan State• Assisted on a sack and registered two stops at Maryland• Made four stops against Notre Dame• Assisted on two tackles, including a tackle for loss, at Penn State• Tallied four solo tackles at Illinois, including a

career-best two TFLs and one fumble recovery• Posted two stops against Rutgers and Illinois• Assisted on four tackles at Wisconsin• Set a career-high with nine tackles vs. Army• Assisted on one tackle in start vs. MTSU• Team’s 2018 Most Improved Player on defense• Contributed 17 tackles, 2.5 tackles for loss and an assisted sack in 2018• Registered three-tackle efforts vs. Penn State and at Ohio State• Tallied one tackle for loss at Northwestern• Two of his four stops came in the backfield vs. SMU; tallied 1.5 TFLs and an assisted sack• Made first career start and assisted on one tackle vs. Western Michigan• Played in all 13 games during the 2017 season, making three tackles• Posted one solo stop against South Carolina in the Outback Bowl• Assisted on a tackle at Penn State• Made one solo tackle against Florida in the 2017 season opener• Played defensive end against Colorado and Rutgers as a true freshman in 2016

Kwity Paye

• Played in 30 career games with 12 starts at defensive end; posted 76 tackles, 17.0 TFLs, 8.5 sacks, one fumble recovery and one PBU• Leads the team with 10.0 TFLs and is second with 5.5 sacks this season; amassed 42 stops• Tied for third in Big Ten Conference play in tackles for loss (1.3 avg.) and tied for fifth in sacks (0.7 avg.)• 11th in the Big Ten and 53rd nationally in sacks per game (0.61 avg.) • Recorded seven tackles at Maryland• Made one sack and two TFLs vs. Notre Dame• Posted a career-high 10 tackles and an assisted tackle for loss at Penn State• Missed the Illinois game due to injury• Tallied 2.5 sacks and four total stops vs. Iowa• Registered six tackles, 3.5 TFLs and 1.5 sacks against Rutgers; his 3.5 tackles for loss are the most in a game by a defensive lineman in Coach Harbaugh’s five years as head coach• Tallied three stops and one TFL at Wisconsin• Shared sack and recovered game-ending fumble against Army; had a then career-best seven stops• Made one solo tackle in start vs. MTSU• 2018 Academic All-Big Ten Conference• Earned All-Big Ten honorable mention from the media in 2018• Played along the defensive line in all 13 games in 2018 and made four starts at defensive end: MSU, Wisconsin, Maryland and Florida• Tallied a career-best 29 tackles, 5.5 TFLs, two sacks, one forced fumble and one PBU in 2018• Recorded a tackle in 11 straight games• Started against Florida in the Peach Bowl• Amassed three solo stops at Ohio State• Registered a career-best five tackles and one forced fumble against Indiana• Registered three tackles and 1.5 TFLs at MSU• Recorded two stops and first career PBU against Wisconsin• Made first career start against Maryland, tally-ing three tackles• Two of four stops were sacks at Northwestern



BIG TEN STATISTICSConference Games Only Statistics

OFFENSE

Category Statistic Big Ten

Scoring Offense 31.65 avg. 4Total Offense 392.3 avg. 6Rushing Offense 139.3 avg. 7Passing Offense 253.0 avg. 4Pass Efficiency 138.3 rating 6Sacks Allowed 1.43 avg. 1First Downs 21.1 avg. 53rd-Down Conv. 39.3 % 84th-Down Conv. 64.3 % 7Red Zone Offense 77.8 % 10

DEFENSE


Scoring Defense 15.4 avg. 4Total Defense 270.3 avg. 2Rushing Defense 107.7 avg. 3Pass Defense 162.6 avg. 2Pass Efficiency 111.8 rating 5Sacks By 3.71 avg. 2First Downs 16.6 avg. 33rd-Down Allowed 29.3 % 34th-Down Allowed 64.3 % 11Red Zone Defense 66.7 % 2Interceptions 6 total T5

TEAMS


Turnover Margin -0.0 avg. 8Net Punting 41.1 avg. 2Punt Returns 9.3 avg. 1Field Goals 54.6 % 12PAT Kicking 100.0 % T1Kickoff Returns 26.6 avg. 1Kickoff Coverage 38.5 avg. T10Penalties 48.3 avg. 10Opponent Penalties 68.4 avg. 13Time of Possession 28:43 avg. 10

INDIVIDUAL


R. Bell, Receiving Yards 73.3 avg. 7R. Bell, Punt Returns 7.8 avg. 8Z. Charbonnet, TD Scoring 5.1 avg. T8N. Collins, Receiving Yards 64.5 avg. 9M. Danna, Sacks 0.4 avg. T14J. Glasgow, Tackles 7.1 avg. 16W. Hart, Punting 47.4 avg. 1L. Hill, Interceptions 0.3 avg. T3L. Hill, Passes Defended 1.0 avg. T5K. Hudson, Tackles 8.1 avg. T6A. Hutchinson, Sacks 0.4 avg. T14G. Jackson, Kick Returns 27.6 avg. 3C. McGrone, Sacks 0.5 avg. T11C. McGrone, TFLs 1.0 avg. T13Q. Nordin, Kick Scoring 4.8 avg. 8S. Patterson, Passing 235.3 avg. 3S. Patterson, Pass Eff. 142.5 rating 4S. Patterson, Total Offense 245.1 avg. 4K. Paye, Sacks 0.7 avg. T5K. Paye, TFLs 1.3 avg. T3D. Peoples-Jones, Punt Returns 8.4 avg. 6A. Thomas, Passes Defended 0.7 avg. T14J. Uche, Sacks 0.9 avg. 3J. Uche, TFLs 1.2 avg. T5

• Tallied three tackles and one TFL vs. Nebraska• Played in nine games as a freshman in 2017; contributed five tackles, 1.5 TFLs and one sack• Saw action at defensive end against South Carolina in the Outback Bowl• Shared sacks vs. Penn State and Rutgers; had three assisted tackles against the Nittany Lions• Assisted on one stop against Cincinnati, his first collegiate stop

Aidan Hutchinson

• Played in 23 career games and made 10 starts at defensive end; registered 61 tackles, 9.0 TFLs, 3.0 sacks, two forced fumbles and five PBUs• Surpassed his 2018 tackle total three games into his sophomore year• Has contributed 46 stops, 7.5 tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks and five PBUs in 10 starts this fall• Made four stops against Michigan State• Tallied three tackles, one sack and a pass breakup at Maryland• Recorded three stops, an assisted TFL and one PBU against Notre Dame• Made three tackles and one PBU at Penn State• Tallied a TFL and two stops at Illinois• Contributed six tackles, 2.5 TFLs, one sack, one forced fumble and one PBU vs. Iowa; named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week• One of his two tackles vs. Rutgers was a fourth-and-goal stop that preserved the shut-out• Tallied nine tackles and first career pass break-up at Wisconsin• Posted a career-high 10 tackles and 1.5 TFLs vs. Army; shared a sack and forced a fumble on the game-ending play in double overtime• Made first career start vs. MTSU, contributing four tackles and one TFL• Team’s 2018 Rookie of the Year on defense• Played in all 13 games along the defensive line; also contributed on FG/PAT protection unit • Tallied 15 tackles and 1.5 tackles for loss• Assisted on two tackles at Rutgers and one at Ohio State• Contributed two tackles, including an assisted TFL, against Maryland• Picked up his first career tackle for loss as part of a three-tackle day against Nebraska• Recorded a career-best six tackles vs. WMU• Made debut at Notre Dame, making one stop

Michael Danna

• Named to watch list for the Hendricks Award• Played in all 10 games at defensive end, reg-istering 30 tackles, three sacks and one forced fumble• Set U-M career-best with six tackles and one sack against Michigan State• Posted three tackles and pressured the quar-terback into an interception at Maryland• Made two stops against Notre Dame• Posted four tackles, one sack and forced a fumble at Illinois• Tallied first sack in a Michigan uniform against Iowa; posted five tackles and one sack• Contributed four stops against Rutgers• Assisted on two tackles vs. Army• Made Michigan debut vs. MTSU, tallying three tackles and one quarterback hurry• Accumulated 151 career tackles in Mt.

Pleasant, including 28 tackles for loss and 15 sacks; also forced four fumbles, recovered four fumbles and batted down one pass• Played in 38 career contests and started 16 games along the defensive line• 2018 All-MAC first team and earned CMU’s Herb Deromedi Most Valuable Player Award• Tallied a career-best 66 tackles, with 15 TFLs and 9.5 sacks in 2018; added three forced fum-bles and three fumble recoveries• Had a career-high 10 tackles vs. Toledo in 2018 • Had a four sack effort against Maine in 2018

Michael Dwumfour

• Appeared in 31 career games, making two starts at defensive tackle• Registered 31 tackles in his career, including seven tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks and one inter-ception• Contributed four stops, one TFL and one pass breakup this season• Had one tackle for loss against Michigan State• Played defensive tackle at Illinois, Penn State and Notre Dame; assisted on a stop against the Nittany Lions and Irish• Assisted on a tackle against Iowa• Saw action along the defensive line against Middle Tennessee and Rutgers• Played in all 13 games in 2018; made two starting assignments at defensive tackle• Contributed a career-high 21 tackles, four TFLs, three sacks and one interception in 2018 • Had two or more stops in eight games dur-ing the 2018 season; registered a season- and career-best five stops against Western Michigan• Made first career start at Ohio State• Collected first career interception vs. Indiana• Recorded two solo stops and one sack at MSU• Had a sack against Maryland• Tallied one sack and two stops at Northwestern• Registered two-tackle efforts against SMU, Nebraska and Penn State• Had two tackles and one sack at Notre Dame• Played in nine games during the 2017 season, tallying four stops, one TFL and half a sack• Recorded two tackles and an assisted TFL at Penn State in 2017• Assisted on first career sack against Rutgers• Played in one game in 2016 before suffering season-ending injury; tallied two tackles and one TFL in debut against Hawaii

Donovan Jeter

• Appeared in 13 career games along defensive line; posted three career stops• Saw action at defensive tackle against Army, Wisconsin, Rutgers, Illinois, Notre Dame and Michigan State• Played in seven contests along the defensive line in 2018, contributing three tackles• Tallied one solo tackle against Florida in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl• Registered one solo tackle vs. Penn State• Assisted on one tackle against Maryland • Saw first career action along the defensive line against Western Michigan

LINEBACKERS



ROSTER NOTES

Father-Son Duos to Wear the Maize and Blue

The 2019 roster includes six players whose fathers played football at MichiganDB Tyler Cochran ..................Brad Cochran, DBDL Aidan Hutchinson ..........Chris Hutchinson, DLOL Daniel Jokisch .................Dan Jokisch, WRDB Caden Kolesar ................. John Kolesar, WROL Jon Runyan ...................... Jon Runyan, OGQB Michael Sessa ..................Mike Sessa, WRTE Will Sessa

Brothers that Played at Michigan

The Wolverines have three sets of brothers currently playing on the team -- Gemon and German Green, Geoffrey and Lawrence Reeves, and Michael and Will Sessa -- and an additional five players whose brothers donned the maize and blueLB Jordan Glasgow ..............DL Ryan Glasgow.....................................................OL Graham GlasgowRB Nicholas Capatina ..........WR Anthony CapatinaDB Lavert Hill .........................DB Delano HillLB Josh Ross ...........................LB James RossDL Jess Speight .....................QB Wilton Speight

Student-Athletes with fathers that played in the NFL

Chris Hinton ...................... Chris Hinton Sr. - 3 NFL teamsAidan Hutchinson ........... Chris HutchinsonDylan McCaffrey .............. Ed McCaffrey - 3 NFL teamsJon Runyan ........................ Jon Runyan Sr. - Oilers, EaglesTaylor Upshaw .................. Regan Upshaw - 5 NFL teams

Players Raised or Born Internationally

DB Sammy Faustin (Naples, Fla./Naples); born in Turks and Caicos and moved to Florida at age 11DL Kwity Paye (Providence, R.I./Bishop Hendricken); born in Liberia and moved to Guinea at 6 monthsWR Mike Sainristil (Everett, Mass./Everett); born in Port Au Prince, HaitiDL Luiji Vilain (Ottawa, Canada/Episcopal, Va.)DL Julius Welschof (Miesbach, Bavaria, Germany/FOS Altoetting)DL David Ojabo (Aberdeen, Scotland/Blair Academy, N.J.); born in NigeriaOL Mahdi Hazime (Toronto, Ontario, Canada/Fordson, Mich.); born in Toronto

• The team’s top two tacklers have come from the linebacking corps, with Khaleke Hudson leading the team with 83 stops and Jordan Glasgow posting a career-best 71 tackles; Cam McGrone is fifth with 49 stops• Michigan has four linebackers with more than 28 tackles this season: Hudson, Glasgow, McGrone and Josh Uche; Josh Ross racked up 18 stops in the two-and-a-half games of action before suffering an injury• A linebacker has led the team in tackles in seven of the nine games: Hudson (5 times), McGrone (1), Glasgow (1) and Glasgow and McGrone shared top honors once• Michigan’s middle of the defense has amassed 22.5 tackles for loss: Uche (9.5), McGrone (7.5), Glasgow (5.0), Hudson (3.5) and Devin Gil (0.5)• The linebacking corps has 18.0 of the team’s 33 sacks• Uche leads the team lead with 7.5 sacks and is followed closely by linebacking partners Glasgow (4.5), McGrone (4.0) and Hudson (2.0)• The linebacking corps has tallied seven pass breakups: Hudson has three while Glasgow and Uche have two apiece

Khaleke Hudson

• Voted team captain• Named to the watch list for the Dick Butkus Award and Lott IMPACT Trophy• Has played in 49 career games and made 33 starts at linebacker/viper• Recorded 218 tackles, 26.0 tackles for loss, 12.0 sacks, one fumble recovery, two interceptions and 16 PBUs• Has blocked five punts during his career• Fifth in the Big Ten and 49th nationally in tack-les per game (8.2 avg.)• Started all 10 games in 2019; leads team with 83 tackles, 3.5 TFLs, 2.0 sacks and three PBUs• Led the Wolverines in tackles in five games; has three double-digit tackle efforts• Made five stops and blocked a punt against Michigan State• Tallied eight tackles, an assisted sack and one pass breakup at Maryland• Posted five stops and an assisted TFL against Notre Dame• Registered six-tackle efforts at Illinois and Penn State; added two PBUs against the Illini• Tallied 11 stops and one TFL vs. Iowa• Posted a team-high seven tackles vs. Rutgers• Led team with 14 stops and one sack at Wisconsin• Contributed a team-high 12 tackles vs. Army• Led defense with eight stops against MTSU• 2018 All-Big Ten honorable mention (coaches and media) • Was on the watch list for the Lott IMPACT Trophy, Butkus, Bednarik and Nagurski awards• Started 11 games at viper in 2018, tallying 44 tackles, 3.5 TFLs, two sacks, one fumble recovery, one PBU and two blocked punts• Registered a season-high seven tackles, one tackle for loss and blocked a punt for a safety against Florida in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl• Contributed five assisted stops, one PBU and one fumble recovery against Indiana• Tallied four tackles and one sack vs. Penn State• Posted two TFLs, one sack and four tackles

against Maryland• Tallied six tackles and blocked a punt vs. WMU• 2017 All-Big Ten third team selection (coaches)• Started 12 of the 13 contests in 2017• Third on the team with 83 tackles in 2017; tal-lied a team-best 18.5 TFLs, eight sacks, two inter-ceptions, 11 PBUs and two forced fumbles• Recorded five or more tackles in eight straight games and in 10 overall contests in 2017• Second in the Big Ten and 19th in the NCAA in tackles for loss (1.3 avg.); second in the confer-ence and 33rd nationally in sacks (0.62 avg.)• Led team with 11 stops, two TFLs, one sack and two PBUs vs. South Carolina in the Outback• Tied for team lead with eight stops at Wisconsin; also added 1.5 sacks and one PBU• Tallied eight tackles and one interception at Maryland; returned pick 22 yards• Shared the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week award following his career-best perfor-mance against Minnesota• Set career high with 15 tackles, 8 TFLs, three sacks and one forced fumble vs. Minnesota; his 8 TFLs broke the previous school record of seven TFLs set by Larry Foote at Iowa in 2001• His 8 TFLs against the Gophers also set a new Big Ten single-game record and tied the NCAA mark set by NC State’s Nate Irving in 2010• Tallied five stops and an assisted TFL vs. Air Force; collected first interception and tallied a career-best three PBUs• Made two sacks and seven stops vs. Cincinnati• Played in all 13 games on special teams in 2016 and saw action at safety in two contests• Contributed eight tackles, an assisted TFL and one pass breakup during the 2016 season; tied for team lead with two blocked punts in 2016

Josh Uche

• Named to watch list for the Dick Butkus Award• Played in 37 career games, recording 49 tack-les, 18.5 TFLs, 15.5 sacks and two pass breakups• Started nine games this fall, contributing 28 tackles, 9.5 tackles for loss and 7.5 sacks• Fourth in the Big Ten and 19th in the NCAA in sacks (0.75 avg.)• Two of his three stops were sacks at Maryland• Had a sack, two tackles and one pass breakup at Penn State• Made five stops in the Illinois backfield, includ-ing three sacks• Shared a sack among four stops vs. Rutgers• Made one solo tackle at Wisconsin• Posted a career-high eight tackles against Army, his first career starting assignment• Played linebacker vs. MTSU, tallying one sack, one forced fumble and two stops• 2018 All-Big Ten honorable mention (coaches and media)• Played in 12 games during the 2018 season, recording 15 tackles, TFLs and seven sacks• 10th in Big Ten and 56th nationally in sacks• Recorded two sacks in road games at Northwestern and Michigan State and home against Penn State• Contributed one solo stop vs. Florida in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl• Registered one sack against Wisconsin• Tallied two stops and one TFL vs. Maryland• Made game-ending sack at Northwestern;


M I C H I G A N F O O T B A L L G A M E N O T E SG A M E N O T E Sposted two sacks in the contest• Assisted on a tackle and registered one pass breakup at Notre Dame• Played in 10 of 13 games in 2017, producing three tackles and a sack; saw action at LB in nine contests• Tallied two solo tackles and registered first career sack vs. Florida• Recorded three tackles in four games of action during the 2016 season; missed the remainder of the season with an injury

Cam McGrone

• Played in all 10 games and made seven starts at middle linebacker this season• Team’s fifth-leading tackler with 49 stops, 7.5 TFLs, 4.0 sacks and forced one fumble• Contributed two double-digit tackles efforts this fall: 12 vs. Notre Dame and 11 at Illinois• Posted three tackles and one TFL at Maryland and added three stops against Michigan State• Set career high with 12 stops vs. Notre Dame• Tallied a career-best 2.5 TFLs, one sack and six total tackles at Penn State• Posted a career high with 11 stops at Illinois; added an assisted TFL and forced a fumble• Registered career highs in tackles (six) and sacks (1.5) against Iowa• Made first career start and contributed one solo tackle against Rutgers• Tallied a career-best six tackles at Wisconsin• Saw special teams action against Army• Played linebacker and special teams vs. MTSU• Made his career debut on special teams against Nebraska in 2018• Named Scout Team Defensive Player of the Week for his effort during the 2018 Wisconsin game week

Jordan Glasgow

• 2019 Butkus Award Semifinalist• Two-time CoSIDA Academic All-District selec-tion (2017, ‘18)• Three-time Academic All-Big Ten (2016, ‘17, ‘18)• Walk-on awarded scholarships prior to the 2017, 2018 and 2019 seasons• Leads the team with 49 career games played; tallied 122 tackles, 8.0 TFLs, 6.5 sacks, three fum-ble recoveries and two pass breakups• Started all 10 games at linebacker, tallying 71 tackles, 5.0 TFLs, 4.5 sacks, one fumble recovery and two PBUs• Tallied eight tackles and assisted on a sack against Michigan State• Recorded eight tackles at Maryland• Had four-stop efforts at Penn State and vs. Notre Dame; added a PBU against the Irish• Tied career high with 11 tackles at Illinois, including an assisted TFL, one PBU, one fumble recovery and blocked a punt• Registered nine stops and two sacks vs. Iowa• Posted three tackles against Rutgers• Made seven stops at Wisconsin and recovered onside kick attempt• Set a career best with 11 stops against Army• Had six tackles in start vs. MTSU; set career-best with two sacks• Contributed a career-best 28 tackles, three TFLs, two sacks and one forced fumble in 2018; posted stops in 11 of the 13 games

• Tallied three tackles and one TFL vs. Florida in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl• Tied for team lead with six tackles at Rutgers• Recorded a sack against Penn State• Forced a fumble on punt coverage and made one stop at Michigan State• Tallied a career-high six tackles in starting assignment at Northwestern• Made first career start, tallying two tackles and one sack vs. Nebraska• 2017 Special Teams Player of the Year as select-ed by the coaching staff• Contributed 11 tackles and one PBU in 2017; played on special teams in 13 games and saw action at safety in six games• Recorded nine of his 11 tackles in the final five games of the 2017 season• Posted three special teams stops at Wisconsin• Tallied three stops against Minnesota• Played in all 13 games during the 2016 season, tallying 12 tackles and one fumble recovery• Led the team with 11 special teams tackles in 2016; next closest player recorded six stops• Made key stop on a fake punt by Ohio State• Tallied two-tackle efforts against Hawaii and in road tilts at Rutgers, Michigan State and Iowa• Recovered a fumble on kick coverage vs. UCF

Devin Gil

• Appeared in 36 games with 14 starts at line-backer; tallied 45 career tackles• Saw action at linebacker and on special teams against Notre Dame and Maryland; contributed one solo stop against the Irish and two tackles against the Terrapins• Played on special teams units vs. Iowa, Illinois, Penn State and Michigan State• Shared a tackle for loss against Rutgers• Played special teams against Army and Iowa• Contributed two tackles vs. MTSU• Started all 13 games at linebacker in 2018; post-ed a career-best 33 tackles, 3.5 TFLs, 1.5 sacks and one fumble recovery• Registered a career-best six tackles and one sack vs. Florida in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl• Contributed four tackles at Ohio State• Recovered a fumble and assisted on two tackles at Rutgers• Recorded one TFL and two stops vs. Penn St• Made three stops vs. Wisconsin• Tallied two tackles and one TFL vs. Maryland• Assisted on two tackles, including a sack, against SMU• Tallied three tackles vs. Western Michigan• Made second career start in an opener, tallying four tackles at Notre Dame• Played in all 13 games during the 2017 season after not playing as true freshman in 2016• Contributed five tackles in 2017, registering one stop in five different games• Assisted on a special teams tackle against South Carolina in the Outback Bowl• Recovered a fumble on Josh Metellus’ blocked punt at Maryland; also assisted on a tackle

Josh Ross

• Played in 29 career games and made four starts, contributing 83 tackles, five TFLs, one sack and two pass breakups• Missed the past six games due to injury; was

HIGH SCHOOL TEAMMATES

• LB Jordan Anthony, QB Shea Patterson and OL Cesar Ruiz – IMG Academy (Florida)• DB Lavert Hill and DB Ambry Thomas – Martin Luther King (Michigan)• LB Devin Gil and DB Josh Metellus – Flanagan (Florida)• DL Michael Danna and RB Tru Wilson – De La Salle (Michigan)• DB Jaylen Kelly-Powell, OL Michael Onwenu and WR Donovan Peoples-Jones – Cass Technical (Michigan)• FB Matt Brown and WR Jake McCurry – Solon (Ohio)• TE Nick Eubanks and DL Mike Morris – American Heritage (Florida)• DB Tyler Cochran and OL Dan Jokisch – Orchard Lake St. Mary’s (Michigan)• DB Gemon Green and DB German Green – DeSoto (Texas)• K Jake Moody, LB Ryan Nelson and LB Nolan Knight – Northville (Michigan)• QB Michael Sessa and TE Will Sessa – Hinsdale Central (Illinois)• DB Caden Kolesar and RB Jordan Castleberry – St. Edward (Ohio)

JORDAN BRAND

• The Michigan Football program is in its fourth season wearing brand Jordan apparel• U-M was the first college and/or professional football program to wear Jordan on is its uniforms and sideline apparel, starting with the 2016 season• The Wolverines were joined by North Carolina as Jordan football schools in 2017; Oklahoma and Florida were outfitted by Jordan starting with the 2018 season• Jordan outfits Michigan from head-to-toe on all appar-el needs for the football and basketball program• Michigan and NIKE began its 15-year agreement on Aug. 1, 2016



RECORD BOOK - PASS BREAKUPS

Pass Breakups - Career (since 1978)

Player PBUs Years

1. Jourdan Lewis .............................. 45 .............. 2013-16 2. Leon Hall ........................................ 43 .............. 2003-06 3. Todd Howard ................................ 41 .............. 1998-01 4. Marlin Jackson ............................. 34 .............. 2001-04 5. Charles Woodson ........................ 30 .............. 1995-97 6. James Whitley .............................. 28 .............. 1997-00 7. Jeremy LeSueur ........................... 27 .............. 2000-03 8. Marion Body ................................. 26 .............. 1979-82 Lavert Hill ............................. 26 ........... 2016-19

10. Markus Curry ................................ 25 .............. 2001-04 11. Jarrett Irons ................................... 24 .............. 1993-96 Morgan Trent ................................ 24 .............. 2005-0813. Thom Darden ............................... 23 .............. 1969-71 Donovan Warren ......................... 23 .............. 2007-0915. Jamar Adams ................................ 22 .............. 2004-07 16. Channing Striblinga ................... 21 .............. 2013-1617. Ty Law ............................................. 19 .............. 1992-94 Josh Metellus ....................... 19 ........... 2016-19

19. Dave Brown ................................... 18 .............. 1972-74 Dwight Hicks ................................ 18 .............. 1974-77 Larry Foote .................................... 18 .............. 1998-01 J.T. Floyd ......................................... 18 .............. 2009-12 23. Brad Cochran ................................ 17 .............. 1983-85 Alfie Burch ..................................... 17 .............. 1990-93 David Long .................................... 17 .............. 2016-18 Devin Bush .................................... 17 .............. 2016-1827. Mike Taylor .................................... 16 .............. 1969-71 Calvin O’Neal ................................ 16 .............. 1974-76 Mike Harden ................................. 16 .............. 1977-79 Raymon Taylor ............................. 16 .............. 2011-14 Khaleke Hudson ................... 16 ........... 2016-19

available to play at Maryland• Made three tackles at Wisconsin before leaving the game with an injury in the first quarter• Posted nine stops against Army• Contributed six tackles in start vs. MTSU• 2018 All-Big Ten honorable mention (coaches)• Fourth on the team with 61 tackles, five tackles for loss, one sack and two pass breakups in 2018; played in all 13 games and made one starting assignment at middle linebacker• Registered two or more tackles in every game; had four-plus stops in eight contests• Set career high with a team-best 11 tackles, 1.5 TFLs and one sack vs. Florida in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl; made his first career start• Matched a then career-high with seven tackles and one tackle for loss at Ohio State• Contributed five tackles against Indiana• Tallied four tackles, an assisted TFL and one PBU at Rutgers• Recorded five stops against Wisconsin and four tackles vs. Maryland• Registered four stops vs. SMU and Nebraska• Tallied a then career-best seven tackles and 1.5 TFLs vs. Western Michigan• Contribued five stops against Notre Dame• Played in all 13 games as a freshman in 2017, contributing four special teams tackles• Tallied first career tackle vs. Air Force• Older brother, James, played for Michigan from 2012-15 and is a defensive graduate assistant coach with the program

Jordan Anthony

• Played in nine games, contributing 11 tackles• Saw special teams action on kickoff return unit in eight game this fall• Made one tackle from linebacker spot at Maryland• Played snaps at linebacker vs. Notre Dame• Tallied three tackles in a backup role at line-backer against Rutgers and Wisconsin• Posted a career-best four tackles against Army• Played linebacker and special teams vs. MTSU• Saw action in six games during the 2018 sea-son, registering three tackles and one sack• Saw special teams action in road games at Northwestern and at Ohio State• Credited with one assisted tackle at Rutgers• Played linebacker and special teams against Nebraska and Maryland• Made career debut against Western Michigan, tallying two tackles with one sack in action at linebacker and on special teams

DEFENSIVE BACKS

• The safety tandem of Brad Hawkins (53 tackles) and Josh Metellus (53) are tied for third in tack-les, respectively• Both of Michigan’s starting cornerbacks have collected three interceptions: Lavert Hill and Ambry Thomas; Metellus has accounted for the team’s two other picks• The secondary has batted down 22 passes to go along with the eight interceptions• Hill leads the team with seven PBUs followed closely by Vincent Gray (5), Thomas (3) and Metellus (3)• Each of the cornerbacks has tallied a stop in the

backfield this fall: Thomas (3.0), Gray (1.5) and Hill (1.0)• The secondary has four of the team’s nine fum-ble recoveries; Thomas and Daxton Hill leads the team with two fumble recoveries and Metellus has the other opponent miscue; one of Hill’s two fumble recoveries came on punt coverage

Lavert Hill

• Named to the watch list for the Walter Camp Player of the Year, Bronko Nagurski Trophy, Chuck Bednarik Award and Jim Thorpe Award• Appeared in 45 career games with 34 starts; contributed 53 tackles, seven TFLs, six intercep-tions and 26 pass breakups• One of four U-M players to return two intercep-tions for a touchdown during his career: Thom Darden (1969-71), Lance Dottin (1989-91) and Brandon Watson (2018) are the others• 2019 preseason All-American second team• Started nine games at cornerback this season, registering 12 tackles, one tackle for loss, three interceptions and 10 pass breakups• Has a pass breakup in seven of his nine games played this season• Had an interception, pass breakup and one tackle against Michigan State• Collected one pass breakup at Maryland• Batted down two passes against Notre Dame• Missed the Illinois game due to injury• Collected an interception, pass breakup, four solo tackles and one TFL vs. Iowa• Batted down one pass and assisted on a tackle against Rutgers• Posted three tackles at Wisconsin• Collected goal-line interception and assisted on two tackles vs. Army • Contributed one tackle and one pass breakup vs. MTSU; had a career-high three punt returns• 2018 Associated Press All-American third team• 2018 All-Big Ten first team (coaches and media)• One of 14 semifinalists for Thorpe Award; only other Big Ten player was PSU’s Amani Oruwariye• Was on the watch list for the Nagurski Award• Started all 13 games in 2018; contributed 14 tackles, one TFL, one interception and six PBUs• Eighth-rated cornerback nationally in 2018 in terms of fewest yards allowed per coverage snap (0.53) according to Pro Football Focus• Fifth on the team with six PBUs during the 2018 season; had a pass breakup in five games• Returned interception 21 yards for a touch-down against Wisconsin• Had four stops, one TFL and two PBUs vs. WMU• Batted down passes vs. Notre Dame and SMU• 2017 All-Big Ten selection: second team (coach-es) and honorable mention (media)• Posted 25 tackles, five TFLs, two interceptions and a team-high-tying nine PBUs in 2017• Recorded a pass defense or an interception on 25.8% of his targeted passes in 2017, the second-highest mark among returning FBS CBs• No. 5 overall rated cornerback by PFF in 2017• Tallied six of his nine PBUs in Big Ten play• Started 12 games at cornerback; missed the Wisconsin game due to concussion• Recorded a career-best 1.5 TFLs among five stops vs. Ohio State• Registered a career-high six tackles, an assisted TFL and one PBU at Penn State


M I C H I G A N F O O T B A L L G A M E N O T E SG A M E N O T E S• Collected second career interception, posted two stops and one TFL at Indiana• Tallied three pass breakups vs. Michigan State• Scored first career touchdown on a 24-yard inter-ception return against Cincinnati• Made first career start vs. Florida, tallying four solo tackles and two pass breakups• Played in 11 of the 13 games as a freshman during the 2016 season; registered two tackles, one pass breakup and one fumble recovery• Had a fumble recovery vs. Penn State in 2016

Josh Metellus

• Named to the watch list for the Bronko Nagurski Trophy, Chuck Bednarik Award, Jim Thorpe Award and Lott IMPACT Trophy• Has appeared in 44 career games with 35 starts• Registered 166 tackles, 8.5 tackles for loss, one sack, five interceptions and 19 pass breakups dur-ing his career• Tied for third on the team with 53 tackles this sea-son; has 3.5 TFLs, two interceptions and five PBUs• Contributed six tackles against Michigan State• Led the defense with nine tackles, two tackles for loss and one interception at Maryland• Recorded four tackles, one TFL and one pass breakup against Notre Dame• Tallied five tackles and an assisted TFL at Penn St• Contributed three stops at Illinois• Tallied six tackles and one interception vs. Iowa• Posted four stops against Rutgers• Contributed a career-best tying eight tackles and one pass breakup at Wisconsin• Recovered a fumble and registered five stops against Army• Assisted on three stops and batted down a pass against MTSU• 2018 All-Big Ten second team (coaches and media)• Started 12 games in 2018, tallying 48 tackles, 3.5 TFLs, three interceptions and nine PBUs• Contributed three-plus stops in nine games; posted a season-best seven tackles against Western Michigan and SMU• Tallied four solo tackles against Florida in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl• Recorded five stops and one PBU at Ohio State• Made five tackles, an assisted TFL and one pass breakup against Indiana• Intercepted his team-leading third pass and tied for team lead with five stops vs. Wisconsin• Collected an interception, 1.5 tackles for loss and three tackles vs. Nebraska• Had a 73-yard interception return for a touchdown vs. SMU, the sixth longest interception return for a score in U-M history; had seven stops and two PBUs• Contributed seven tackles and 1.5 TFLs vs. WMU • 2017 All-Big Ten honorable mention (coaches and media)• Contributed 50 tackles, an assisted TFL, one forced fumble and five pass breakups in 2017• Posted six or more stops in each of the final three regular season games• Tallied six stops and one PBU vs. Ohio State• Tied for team lead with a career-best eight tackles and one PBU at Wisconsin• Recorded six tackles, an assisted TFL, one pass breakup and blocked a punt at Maryland• Made seven stops at Indiana• Played in nine games as a freshman in 2016, post-ing 15 tackles, one TFL and one sack• Made first career start in the Orange Bowl vs.

Florida State, tallying six tackles and a defensive two-point conversion on a blocked PAT return• Led the defense with six tackles at Rutgers• Made career debut at safety vs. Penn State

Ambry Thomas

• Named Pro Football Focus Midseason All-American first team• Saw action in 36 career games with 10 starts at cornerback; registered 42 tackles, 3.5 TFLs, four interceptions, five fumble recoveries and eight PBUs• Contributed 26 tackles, three TFLs, three inter-ceptions, six PBUs and two fumble recoveries this season• Set career high with six tackles against Michigan State; added one TFL and one interception• Recorded two solo tackles at Maryland• Matched career high with three solo tackles against Notre Dame• Registered two solo tackles at Penn State• Made three solo stops and a career-best three pass breakups at Illinois• Collected an interception and fumble recovery vs. Iowa, the second time this season he accomplished the feat; added two tackles• His tackle for loss stopped a fourth down attempt against Rutgers; tallied three solo stops• Tallied three tackles in start at Wisconsin• Started at cornerback against Army• Made his first career start at cornerback vs. MTSU, contributing an interception, fumble recovery, one tackle for loss and two tackles• Saw action at cornerback and on special teams in all 13 games during the 2018 season; team’s prima-ry kick returner and also played snaps at receiver• Contributed nine stops, one interception, two pass breakups and one fumble recovery in 2018• Returned 19 kickoffs for 412 yards (21.7 avg.) and one touchdown during the 2018 season• Collected first career interception at Rutgers; added three stops and two kick returns for 49 yards • Recorded two stops vs. Penn State and one tackle at Michigan State• Played on all three units vs. Western Michigan; caught a five-yard pass, returned two kicks, tallied one tackle and batted down a pass• Had a 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown at Notre Dame; returned two kickoffs for 120 yards and added one tackle• His 99-yard kickoff return for a score was the first since Jehu Chesson took the opening kickoff 96 yards against Indiana in 2015; it is also the third time that a Wolverine returned a kickoff 99 yards• Played in all 13 games on special teams in 2017 and saw action at cornerback in four contests• Returned 20 kickoffs for 396 yards (19.8 avg.) with a 43-yard season long return• Made seven stops, an assisted TFL, one forced fumble and two fumble recoveries in 2017• Recovered a fumble on punt coverage vs. South Carolina in the Outback Bowl• Saw action at cornerback vs. Florida, Cincinnati, Indiana and Maryland• Tallied one tackle vs. Michigan State and Indiana; returned two kickoffs for 44 yards with a 30-yard long against the Spartans• Had five stops and assisted TFL vs. Cincinnati• Played cornerback and special teams in debut vs. Florida; made one tackle, forced a fumble and recovered a fumble on kickoff coverage

Vincent Gray

• Saw action at cornerback and on special teams in all 10 games; started the Illinois game at cornerback• Posted 16 tackles this season, including 1.5 TFLs and five pass breakups• Collected one pass breakup at Maryland• Tallied one PBU and assisted on a stop against Notre Dame• Made his first career start at Illinois, registering four solo tackles and two pass breakups• Contributed three stops, an assisted TFL and first career pass breakup vs. Iowa• Made three tackles at Wisconsin• Tallied four solo stops and one TFL against MTSU• Played in two games as a freshman in 2018• Made career debut at Rutgers (Nov. 10), playing cornerback and special teams• Saw special teams action against Florida in the Chick-fi l-A Peach Bowl (Dec. 29)

Brad Hawkins

• Started all 10 games at free safety this fall; third on the team with a career-best 53 tackles and one PBU• Posted two stops against Notre Dame and three tackles at Penn State• Registered seven tackles at Illinois• Contributed five stops against Rutgers and three tackles against Iowa• Posted a career-high 10 tackles in back-to-back games against Army and Wisconsin• Started at safety against MTSU, tallying a career-high seven tackles and one pass breakup• Played in all 13 games at safety and on special teams in 2018; made one career start at safety• Contributed 24 tackles, three tackles for loss and one pass breakup in 2018• Tallied at least two stops in seven games, includ-ing a career-best six stops at Notre Dame• Started at safety against Rutgers, contributing five tackles and an assisted TFL• Recorded three stops at Northwestern, playing both safety spots and on special teams• Registered three tackles and one TFL vs. WMU• Made career debut at safety against Notre Dame, posting a career-high six tackles, an assisted TFL and one PBU• Played in 12 games during the 2017 season, tally-ing two tackles on special teams

Daxton Hill

• Played on special teams in all 10 games and saw action in the secondary in eight contests• Contributed 17 tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss, three pass breakups and two fumble recoveries• Posted two solo tackles and one PBU against Michigan State• Tied the school record with two fumble recoveries against Notre Dame, one on special teams and the other on defense; added one PBU• Tallied one solo tackle at Illinois and two stops at Penn State• Recorded six stops vs. Iowa, including his first career TFL and pass breakup• Tallied four tackles and an assisted TFL vs. Rutgers; played in the secondary• Caught a 25-yard pass to convert a fake punt against Army• Played on special teams against MTSU, his first col-legiate action• Brother, Justice, is a running back with the Baltimore Ravens



SPECIAL TEAMS - INFO & RANKINGS

RETURNING STARTERS


Camaron Cheeseman LS 6-4 230 Sr.Will Hart P 6-3 206 Sr.Jake Moody K 6-0 198 So.Quinn Nordin K 6-1 196 Sr.Donovan Peoples-Jones PR 6-2 208 Jr.Ambry Thomas KR 6-0 182 Jr.

2018 RETURNING ALL-BIG TEN

Will Hart - First Team (coaches & media)Donovan Peoples-Jones - Third Team (coaches & media)

SPECIAL TEAMS IN THE 2019 RANKINGS

Category Avg. NCAA Big Ten

Punt Returns 8.06 avg. 61 6Kick Returns 25.47 avg. 14 1Net Punting 39.76 avg. 35 4Punt Return Defense 7.12 avg. 61 9Kick Return Defense 23.17 avg. 108 14Blocked Punts 2 total 5 3Blocked Kicks 2 total 22 4Blocked Kicks Allowed 1 total 37 4Blocked Punts Allowed 1 total 82 8

Individual

Player, Category Statistic NCAA Big Ten

W. Hart, Punting 46.1 avg. 11 1G. Jackson, Comb. Ret. 362 yards 48 7G. Jackson, KR 25.9 avg. 18 4G. Jackson, KR TDs 1 total 5 2J. Moody, FG/Game 0.60 avg. 113 12Q. Nordin, FG/Game 0.50 avg. 117 13D. Peoples-Jones, PR 7.9 avg. 35 3D. Peoples-Jones, Comb. 166 yards 148 16

THE TEAM IN THE 2019 RANKINGS

Category Avg. NCAA Big Ten

Fewest Penalties 62 total 60 10Penalties/Game 6.20 avg. 61 10Fewest Penalty Yards 501 total 38 6Penalty Yards/Game 50.10 avg. 40 6Turnover Margin 0.20 avg. 50 7Time of Possession 29:44 avg. 73 7

SPECIAL TEAMS

• Kicker Jake Moody (36 points) is the team’s second-leading scorer and Quinn Nordin (34 points) is third on the squad in scoring• Moody has converted 5-of-8 field goal attempts (34, 27, 43, 33 and 21 yards) and all 18 point-after-attempts• Nordin has hit all 22 PATs and 4-of-7 field goals• Will Hart is averaging 46.1 yards per punt with a 61-yard long against Army and Wisconsin; ranks first in the Big Ten and 11th in the NCAA• Michigan recovered an onside kick attempt at Wisconsin; Jordan Glasgow secured the ball• U-M has blocked two punts this season; Jordan Glasgow blocked an Illinois punt that setup a Zach Charbonnet seven-yard TD run a play later and Khaleke Hudson blocked a Michigan State that led to a 22-yard touchdown reception by Nico Collins a play later• Donovan Peoples-Jones leads the punt return game with an 7.9-yard average (21 for 166 yards); Ronnie Bell has contributed eight returns for 67 yards, including a 27-yard return that setup a touchdown against Middle Tennessee• Giles Jackson is fourth in the Big Ten and 18th nationally, averaging 25.9 yards per kickoff return• Jackson returned the opening kickoff 97 yards at Maryland, scoring the team’s first kickoff return for a touchdown since Jehu Chesson against Northwestern in 2015• Michigan has collected two fumble recoveries on special teams• The kickoff coverage team forced its first turnover of the season against Rutgers as Tyler Cochran stripped the ball from the returner• Daxton Hill recovered a fumble by Notre Dame on punt coverage after the Irish touched the ball downfield after blocking the Wolverines punt attempt

U-M’s Special Teams under Harbaugh

• U-M has converted 87-111 field goal attempts (78.4%) and 234-of-238 point-after-attempts• The Wolverines have 185 touchbacks in 391 kickoffs• Michigan has punted the ball three or less times in 27 games, including two contests where the team did not attempt a punt (Hawaii and Maryland in 2016)• The Wolverines have downed 94 punts inside the opposition’s 20-yard line• In 2016, U-M led the Big Ten and finished sec-ond nationally with seven blocked kicks: one PAT, two field goals and four punts; the total did not include three deflected punts and a punt by the opposition into its own player• Led the NCAA with four blocked punts in 2016 and finished 19th nationally in 2018 with three blocked punts

Quinn Nordin

• 2017 Lou Groza Award semifinalist• Converted 34-of-45 field goals and 102-of-106 point-after-attempts during his career• Hit three field goals over 50 yards and 10 over 40 yards in his career• Scored a season-best 14 points against Michigan State; hit all five PATs and three field

goals (28, 49, 33)• Converted a 38-yard field goal and two PATs at Maryland; was his first field goal of the year• Connected on all five PATs vs. Rutgers and 3 PATs at Illinois• Hit four PATs and had one kickoff vs. MTSU• Converted three field goals (42, 33 and 35 yards) and three PATs vs. Wisconsin in 2018• Hit field goals from 31 and 34 yards out and all four PATs vs. Maryland• Tallied 12 points vs. Nebraska, converting field goals from 50 and 38 yards and six PATs• Converted a 45-yard FG and six PATs vs. SMU• 2017 Academic All-Big Ten• 2017 All-Big Ten honorable mention (coaches and media)• Starting kicker in all 13 games during 2017 season, hitting 19-of-24 FGs and 35-of-38 PATs• Hit 6-of-8 field goals from better than 40 yards in 2017; only misses came on 52-yard attempt vs. Florida and 49-yarder vs. Minnesota• 2017 Big Ten leader and 23rd nationally in field goals per contest (1.46 avg.)• Seventh in the Big Ten and 42nd in the NCAA in field goal percentage (79.2 pct.); tied for 12th in U-M’s season kicking annals• Led the team with 92 points in 2017• Hit four field goals (35, 26, 45 and 48) and one PAT against South Carolina in the Outback Bowl• Earned Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week honors for his performance against Air Force; matched school record with five field goals against Air Force (35, 26, 49, 29, 36)• Tallied 17 points against the Falcons, which was one point shy of the U-M record for most points by a kicker in a game• Named co-Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week for his performance against Florida; hit 4-of-6 FGs (25, 55, 30 and 50 yards) and 3 PATs in career debut vs. Florida• Became the first kicker in U-M history to con-vert two field goals from 50 yards or better in a game (50 and 55 yards)• Nation’s No. 1 kicker coming out of high school by Kornblue Kicking (junior and senior years)

Will Hart

• Two-time candidate for the Ray Guy Award (2018, 2019)• Leads the Big Ten and is 11th nationally with a 46.1-yard average per punt this season• 14 of his 41 punts have been 50-plus yards this fall; 41 punts for 1,891 yards (46.1 avg.) with seven downed inside the 20-yard line and 10 fair caught• Punted five times for a 49.8-yard average at Maryland• Averaged 41.3 yards on six punts in driving rain against Notre Dame• Had a 46-yard average on five punts at PSU• Averaged 44.3 yards on three punts at Illinois• Had a career-high eight punts for 365 yards (45.6 avg.) vs. Iowa; booted a 59-yard long• Punted twice for a 47.5-yard average vs. Rutgers• Boomed 61-yard punts vs. Army and Wisconsin• Averaged 51 yards on five punts at Wisconsin• Had a 41.6-yard average on five punts vs. MTSU with two punts downed inside the five (3 and 5) • 2018 Sports Illustrated All-American second



RECORD BOOK - SPECIAL TEAMS

Field Goals Scored - Career

Player Made Season

1. Garrett Rivas ....................................64 ..............2003-06 2. Remy Hamilton ...............................63 ..............1993-96 3. Mike Gillette .....................................57 ..............1985-88 4. Brendan Gibbons ...........................45 ..............2010-13 5. J.D. Carlson .......................................39 ..............1989-91 6. Kenny Allen ......................................37 ..............2012-16 7. Quinn Nordin ..........................34 .......... 2017-19

8. Ali Haji-Sheikh .................................31 ..............1979-82 9. Bob Bergeron ..................................29 ..............1981-84 10. Hayden Epstein ...............................26 ..............1998-01

Field Goals Attempted - Career

Player Made Season

1. Remy Hamilton ...............................82 ............. 1993-96 Garrett Rivas ....................................82 ............. 2003-06 3. Mike Gillette .....................................81 ............. 1985-88 4. Brendan Gibbons ...........................60 ............. 2010-13 5. J.D. Carlson .......................................57 ............. 1989-91 6. Ali Haji-Sheikh .................................52 ............. 1979-82 7. Mike Lantry ......................................47 ............. 1972-74 Quinn Nordin ..........................47 .......... 2017-19

9. Kenny Allen ......................................45 ............. 2012-16 10. Hayden Epstein ...............................42 ............. 1998-01

Punt Returns Attempted - Career

Player Att. Season

1. Steve Breaston ................................127 ........... 2003-06 2. Donovan Peoples-Jones .........86 .......... 2017-19

3. Anthony Carter ...............................79 ............. 1979-82 4. Tripp Welborne ...............................67 ............. 1987-90 5. Gene Derricotte ..............................55 ............. 1944-48 John Kolesar .....................................55 ............. 1985-88

Punt Return Yards - Career

Player Yards Season

1. Steve Breaston ................................1,599 ....... 2003-06 2. Anthony Carter ...............................904 ........... 2003-06 3. Tripp Welborne ...............................773 ........... 1987-90 4. Gene Derricotte ..............................751 ........... 1944-48 5. Donovan Peoples-Jones .........736 ........ 2017-19

Highest Average Per Punt - Game (Min. 3 Punts)

Player Avg. - Opponent, Date

1. Will Hart ........... 59.3 - Nebraska, Sept. 22, 2018

2. Don Bracken ...... 56.3 - Northwestern, Oct. 24, 1981 3. Zoltan Mesko ..... 53.8 - at Iowa, Oct. 10, 2009

Punting Average - Season

Player Avg. Season

1. Will Hart ...................................46.98 ..... 2018

2. Will Hart ...................................46.12 ..... 2019

3. Will Hagerup ....................................45.03 ....... 2012 4. Zoltan Mesko ...................................44.46 ....... 2009 5. Will Hagerup ....................................43.64 ....... 2010

Punting Average - Career

Player Avg. Seasons

1. Will Hart ...................................45.4 ....... 2017-19

2. Monte Robbins ...............................42.8 .......... 1984-87 3. Zoltan Mesko ...................................42.5 .......... 2006-09 4. Will Hagerup ....................................42.1 .......... 2010-14 5. Adam Finley .....................................41.9 .......... 2001-04

team• 2018 Eddleman-Fields Big Ten Punter of the Year• 2018 All-Big Ten first team (coaches and media)• Named team’s 2018 Specialist of the Year• 2018 Academic All-Big Ten• Team’s starting punter and holder on field goals and PATs in all 13 games• Averaged 46.98 yards per punt in 2018; punted 43 times for 2,020 yards with nine touchbacks and 15 punts downed inside the opposition’s 20-yard line• His U-M season record of 46.98-yard average in 2018 would have ranked fourth nationally if he had enough punts to qualify for the NCAA rankings• Led the Big Ten in conference play with a 47.3-yard average• 19 of 43 punts traveled 50-plus yards in 2018• Averaged over 50 yards per punt in four games• Had a 65-yard career long punt and averaged 45.8 yards per punt at Michigan State• Punted six times for a 51-yard average at Northwestern, with punts of 56, 54, 54 and 56 yards; had a punt downed inside the 5• Set the school record for punting average in a game; averaged 59.3 yards vs. Nebraska• Had a pair of 50-yard punts vs. SMU• Punted three times for a 56.7-yard average against WMU; his 61-yard punt was the longest for a Wolverine since Kenny Allen had a 61-yard punt vs. FSU in the Orange Bowl• Hit three punts for 43.7-yard average at Notre Dame, including a 51-yard long• Starting punter in the first three games of 2017• Punted seven times for a 39.1-yard average vs. Cincinnati, with three boots downed inside the 20-yard line; had a 61-yard career long punt• Made his career debut against Florida, punting twice for a 35-yard average; both punts were downed inside the Gators’ 20-yard line (8, 11)

Jake Moody

• Hit 15-of-19 field goals (78.9%) and all 20 PATs during his career• Converted 5-of-8 field goals this season• Six of his nine kickoffs were touchbacks against Michigan State• Connected on a 21-yard field goal and a career-best six PATs vs. Notre Dame• Hit all three PATs and had a touchback at PSU• Hit all three PATs and had three touchbacks in seven kickoffs at Illinois• Converted a 33-yard field goal vs. Rutgers• Hit eventual game-winning 43-yard field goal in the second overtime session vs. Army; hit two PATs and had three touchbacks• Converted two field goals (34 and 27) and kicked off seven times vs. MTSU• Named team’s 2018 Rookie of the Year on spe-cial teams• Team’s kickoff specialist in all 13 games and fin-ished the year as the team’s starting kicker in the final three contests• 43 of his 89 kickoffs were touchbacks in 2018• Made 10-of-11 field goals and all five PATs in 2018; only miss came on 52-yard try vs. Florida• Successful on his first nine field goal attempts• Hit field goals from 48 and 26 yards and added one PAT against Florida in the Chick-fil-A Peach

Bowl; 3-of-4 kickoffs were touchbacks• Converted two field goals (39 and 31) and three PATs at Ohio State• Hit a Michigan and Big Ten record six field goals in a conference game against the Hoosiers; hit from 32, 30, 31, 33, 23 and 29 yards out to set the record mark• His 19 points against Indiana are the most by a Michigan kicker in a game and is the highest total for a kicker in a Big Ten game; the confer-ence record for most points by a kicker in a game is 35 points, which includes seven field goals, by Purdue’s E.C. Roberston against Rose Poly on Oct. 27, 1900• Named co-Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week for his performance against Indiana• Four of his seven kickoffs were touchbacks against Penn State• Four of his five kickoffs were touchbacks at Northwestern• Posted touchbacks on 7-of-8 kickoffs vs. WMU• Made his career debut at Notre Dame, boom-ing 2-of-4 kickoffs for touchbacks• Rated as the No. 1 kicker in the country by Kornblue Kicking

Camaron Cheeseman

• Two-year letterman and three-year starter• Appeared in 36 straight games as the team’s snapper on punts and field goals• Started all 10 games at long snapper this fall• 2018 Academic All-Big Ten Conference• Started all 13 games in 2017 and 2018 at long snapper• Made career debut against Florida in the AdvoCare Classic in Dallas during in 2017

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2019 PLAYERS IN GRAD SCHOOL MICHIGAN IN THE CLASSROOM

• Not only has the U-M program done well on the field, the players have achieved at a high level in the classroom under head coach Jim Harbaugh, posting a perfect APR score each of his three seasons leading the program• Michigan is one of seven schools to earn Divi-sion I Academic Progress Rate (APR) Public Rec-ognition Award each of the past four seasons: Air Force, Duke, Northwestern, Stanford, Vanderbilt and Wisconsin are the others• For the fourth consecutive year, the Wolver-ines are the only Big Ten institution to earn APR Public Recognition in both football and men’s basketball• The 2018 team had 59 players with better than a 3.0 cumulative GPA, including 16 student-athletes with higher than a 3.5 GPA• Junior off ensive lineman Stephen Spanellis has a 3.901 cumulative GPA, which is the highest on the football team• 137 student-athletes have earned Academic All-Big Ten honors during Coach Harbaugh’s tenure (2015-18): 19 in 2015, 23 in 2016, 48 in 2017 and 47 in 2018• Michigan set records the past two seasons for the most student-athletes earning Academic All-Big Ten in school history• Linebacker Jordan Glasgow, a graduate stu-dent working on his real estate development certificate from the Rackham Graduate School, is the team’s nominee for the National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete award ; he graduated from the Ross Business School with a degree in business administration last year• The Wolverines had 47 players achieve Academic All-Big Ten honors in 2018, including 15 players listed as the starter or backup at their respective positions• Michigan’s record 48 players earning Academic All-Big Ten honors in 2017 was the most of any Big Ten school• The Wolverines have 36 returning academic all-conference honorees from 2018, including seven starters: Glasgow, Hart, Ben Mason, Kwity Paye, Donovan Peoples-Jones, Ambry Thomas and J’Marick Woods• Senior linebacker Jordan Glasgow is a two-time CoSIDA Academic All-District honoree and was on the ballot for academic All-America accolades• Fifth-year senior linebacker Noah Furbush received the Bo Schembechler Postgraduate Scholarship by the Michigan Chapter of the National Football Foundation and College Football Hall at the conclusion of the 2017 sea-son.• 2017 All-American Maurice Hurst, a rookie with the Oakland Raiders, became just the 11th player in school history to earn Academic All-Big Ten four times during his career• Two-time All-American tight end Jake Butt, a member of the Denver Broncos, was named the 2017 Big Ten Medal of Honor recipient as the top senior student-athlete at Michigan; the pres-tigious honor is provided to one male and one female at each Big Ten institution each year• Junior off ensive lineman Stephen Spanellis

(2016) earned the National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame National High School Scholar-Athlete award; Spanellis has the highest cumulative GPA on the current team• Eight Michigan players have been named to the National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society during Coach Harbaugh’s tenure; award recognizes players who were a starter or major contributor that graduated with a 3.2 GPA or better: Joe Kerridge (2015), Wayne Lyons (2015), Desmond Morgan (2015), Blake O’Neill (2015), Jake Rudock (2015), Michael Jocz (2016), James Foug (2017) and Michael Wroblewski (2017)

Graduate Students

• A total of fi ve active players on the 2019 roster are pursuing graduate degrees (see left)• Michigan had nine players enrolled in graduate programs during the 2018 season

Academic All-Big Ten (2015-18)

School Total 2018 2017 2016 2015

Northwestern 175 59 43 34 39Michigan 137 47 48 23 19

Illinois 130 32 32 35 31Minnesota 127 39 32 27 29Nebraska 125 36 42 25 22Wisconsin 113 37 25 24 27Penn State 105 28 35 19 23Purdue 94 29 27 19 19Michigan State 93 30 26 22 15Rutgers 92 28 25 17 22Ohio State 86 28 34 12 12Iowa 85 33 14 22 16Indiana 79 27 18 16 18Maryland 65 17 18 15 15A student-athlete must have a 3.0 cumulative GPA to earn Academic All-Big Ten honors

Big Ten Distinguished Scholars

3.7 GPA or better during the academic year2015-16: Michael Jocz2016-17: Jordan Glasgow, Michael Jocz, Garrett Moores, Grant Newsome, Jack Wangler, Michael Wroblewski2017-18: Ian Bunting, Joseph Files, Greg Froelich, Noah Furbush, Louis Grodman, Matt Mitchell, Grant Newsome, Stephen Spanellis, Nick Volk2018-19: Joseph Files, Noah Furbush, Jordan Glasgow, Grant Newsome, Jameson Off erdahl, Stephen Spanellis

JACOB WEST

Rackham Graduate School/Real Estate

MICHAEL DANNA

School of Social WorkJORDAN GLASGOW


TREY HARPER

School of Social WorkJON RUNYAN



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COMMUNITY SERVICEIN THE COMMUNITY

More than 60 student-athletes are active partici-pants in the Ann Arbor community, serving the program and charitable organizations:• A tradition for more than 25 years, football players and student-athletes in other sports across Michigan Athletics visit patients at C.S.

Mott Children’s Hospital on Thursday nights throughout the year• Team IMPACT with teammate Larry Prout – drafted as a member of the football team, Larry has had over 100 surgeries in his young life; 100 of our players sent videos to Larry when he had his 100th surgery back in the winter. Larry vists practice frequently and participates in different team activities.• The Youth Impact Program (YIP) has been a summer program partnership between the Michigan Football program and middle school students from the city of Detroit. YIP allows football players to be mentors and teach the game of football to approximately 100-125 young men. Football partners with the Detroit Public School (DPS), the U.S. Marines and the School of Social Work at Michigan to provide education, leadership, discipline and football skills for the participants.• The football team makes annual visits to the Veteran’s Hospital in Ann Arbor, allowing the players a chance to give back to our military and thank them for their service to our country.• Players partnered with Wolverine Human

Services and former running back Vincent Smith and his Team Gardens program; played and spoke to the youth participants and helped build gardens at HOOP HOUSE• The coaches and student-athletes work with the KIDSPORT Program to teach youngsters from around the Washtenaw County area about football, complete with youth run drills and demonstrations• Student-athletes participate in reading programs throughout the Ann Arbor School system and attend and speak at ACT (Athletes for Community Transformation) at Bryant Community Center• Football players engage with special needs students from across the area at Victors Day, an event put together by the T. Wall Foundation

Community Service Overseas

During both of its foreign trips, the Michigan football team participated in multiple commu-nity service activities• In Rome, the team engaged in several service-based activities, including an afternoon with refugees at Borghese Gardens. Coach Harbaugh, his family and five players visited the SOS Children’s Village, which provides stable homes to orphaned or abandoned children. The contin-gent provided Michigan apparel, played games and visited with the youth and their surrogate mothers, who dedicate their lives to providing a stable environment for these children.• The team also interacted with representatives from the Federazione Italiana de American Football (FIDAF), an Italian football team, which included refugee players on its roster. The team met two individuals, Kana Jallow and Saikou Sanneh, and watched a documentary about their journey, struggles and the hard work it took to overcome these difficulties, and how the lessons learned in football apply to their every day life.• In Paris, the Wolverines spent a morning providing a free instructional clinic to French, German, Hungarian and Italian youth and coach-es to help spread the game of football across the globe. After the clinic concluded, a group of players broke off and played two soccer games against refugees from Somalia, Afghanistan, Sudan, Bangladesh, Guinea and Chad.• Michigan Football partnered with Salomon Kabongo-Kooper and his initiative, Feed the City, where players and staff put together food and boxed meals for Paris’ homeless. A group of Michigan players went to the northern part of the city to spend time interacting with refugees while another group spent time preparing food, packaging clothing and delivering the items to the homeless. The players at the refugee camp played soccer, ran races and taught the young people the game of American football.• In South Africa, the Wolverines united under the banner of sports with youth and college players from the Cape Town area as well as professional players from the Springbok, the country’s national rugby team. Michigan players learned the skills necessary to play rugby while teaching the game of football to the youth in attendance. The older rugby players ran a scrim-mage to show the Wolverines how a full-field game is played and then put the student-athlete through two instructional sessions featuring rugby drills. The clinic ended with UTC choir singing the national anthems for the United States and South Africa. Captain Ben Bredeson participated in a jersey swap with the organizing rugby clubs and offered a few works of thanks for the opportunity to learn the fame of rugby.

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2019 BIG TEN STANDINGS

EAST DIVISION

Team ........................ Big Ten ........Overall Ohio State ..........................7-0 ....................10-0 Penn State ..........................6-1 ..................... 9-1 Michigan .....................5-2 ................ 8-2

Indiana ................................4-3 ..................... 7-3 Michigan State .................2-5 ..................... 4-6 Maryland ............................1-6 ..................... 3-7 Rutgers ................................0-7 ..................... 2-8

WEST DIVISION

Team ........................ Big Ten ........Overall

Minnesota ..........................6-1 ..................... 9-1 Wisconsin ...........................5-2 ..................... 8-2 Iowa ......................................4-3 ..................... 7-3 Illinois ..................................4-3 ..................... 6-4 Purdue .................................3-4 ..................... 4-6 Nebraska ............................2-5 ..................... 4-6 Northwestern ...................0-7 ..................... 2-8

MICHIGAN LEADS THE BIG TEN

• Michigan is in its 113th season of competition in the Big Ten Conference• The Wolverines have compiled an impressive 514-209-18 record in conference play• Michigan has a 29-10 mark in Big Ten action under head coach Jim Harbaugh• U-M has claimed a league-leading 42 championships• The Wolverines also leads the conference with 421 first-team All-Big Ten selections• Michigan players have won the Chicago Tribune Silver Football as the Big Ten’s MVP on 17 occasions• A total of 231 players have earned Academic All-Big Ten Conference honors

Big Ten Championships

1. Michigan ....................42 2. Ohio State .................37 3. Minnesota .................18

THE BIG TEN CONFERENCE

• 2019 is the 124th season of Big Ten Football• The ninth annual Big Ten Football Championship game will be played Dec. 7, with the winner earning the Big Ten Championship and Amos Alonzo Stagg Trophy• In 2018, the Big Ten welcomed more than six million fans to Big Ten stadiums for the sixth consecutive sea-son and the seventh time in the last eight years• The Big Ten leads all conferences with 5.7 million alumni and nearly 580,000 students• BTN is available in almost 60 million homes across the U.S. and Canada, and is also available internationally via the Fox Sports App• The Big Ten enters its third season with FOX Sports as a broadcast partner. Along with ESPN and BTN, the 2019 season provides an opportunity for significant exposure and more favorable use of national platforms for Big Ten football

MICHIGAN vs. INDIANAMichigan leads all-time series 58-9

H: 39-7 / A: 19-2 / N: 0-0 YEAR W/L SCORE SITE RANK

1900 W 12-0 H 1901 W 33-0 H 1902 W 60-0 H 1903 W 51-0 H 1925 W 63-0 H 1928 L 0-6 H 1931 W 22-0 H 1932 W 7-0 A 1935 W 7-0 H 1936 L 3-14 H 1943 W 23-6 H 6/ - 1944 L 0-20 H 1945 L 7-13 H 1946 W 21-0 H 1947 W 35-0 H 2/ - 1948 W 54-0 H 1/ - 1949 W 20-7 H 5/ - 1950 W 20-7 H 1951 W 33-14 H 1952 W 28-13 H 1954 L 9-13 H 11/ - 1955 W 30-0 H 7/ - 1956 W 49-26 H 10/ - 1957 W 27-13 H 18/ - 1958 L 6-8 H 1959 L 7-26 A 1960 W 29-7 H 1967 L 20-27 H 1968 W 27-22 A 18/19 1971 W 61-7 H 3/ - 1972 W 21-7 A 4/ - 1973 W 49-13 H 4/ - 1974 W 21-7 A 3/ - 1975 W 55-7 H 7/ - 1976 W 35-0 A 1/ - 1979 W 27-21 H 10/ - 1980 W 35-0 A 18/ - 1981 W 38-17 A 8/ - 1982 W 24-10 H 1983 W 43-18 H 14/ - 1984 W 14-6 A 14/ - 1985 W 42-15 H 4/ - 1986 W 38-14 A 4/ - 1987 L 10-14 A 20/15 1988 W 31-6 H 20/14 1989 W 38-10 H 5/ - 1990 W 45-19 A 20/ - 1991 W 24-16 H 4/ - 1992 W 31-3 A 3/ - 1995 W 34-17 A 10/ - 1996 W 27-20 H 13/ - 1997 W 37-0 A 6/ - 1998 W 21-10 H 1999 W 34-31 A 15/ - 2000 W 58-0 H 18/ - 2003 W 31-17 H 11/ - 2004 W 35-14 A 19/ - 2005 W 41-14 H 21/ - 2006 W 34-3 A 2/ - 2009 W 36-33 H 23/ - 2010 W 42-35 A 19/- 2013 W 63-47 H 2014 W 34-10 H 2015 W 48-41(3ot) A 15/- 2016 W 20-10 H 4/-

YEAR W/L SCORE SITE RANK

2017 W 27-20(1ot) A 17/- 2018 W 31-20 H 4/-

M I C H I G A N F O O T B A L L S E R I E S H I S T O R YS E R I E S H I S T O R Y

2019 BIG TEN BOWL AFFILIATIONS

College Football Playoff National Championship

Jan. 13, 2020 • 8 p.m. ET • ESPN • New Orleans, La.CFP National Semifinal Winners

Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl

Jan. 4, 2020 • 11:30 a.m. ET • ESPN • Fort Worth, TexasBig Ten vs. AAC

TaxSlayer Gator Bowl

Jan. 2, 2020 • 7 p.m. ET • ESPN • Jacksonville, Fla.Big Ten/ACC/Notre Dame vs. SEC

Allstate Sugar Bowl

Jan. 1, 2020 • 8:45 p.m. ET • ESPN • New Orleans, La.At-Large vs. At-Large

Rose Bowl presented by Northwestern Mutual

Jan. 1, 2020 • 5:10 p.m. ET • ESPN • Pasadena, Calif.Big Ten vs. Pac-12

VRBO Citrus Bowl

Jan. 1, 2020 • 1 p.m. ET • ABC • Orlando, Fla.Big Ten vs. SEC

Outback Bowl

Jan. 1, 2020 • 1 p.m. ET • ESPN • Tampa, Fla.Big Ten vs. SEC

Capital One Orange Bowl

Dec. 30, 2019 • 8 p.m. ET • ESPN • Miami, Fla.At-Large vs. At-Large

Redbox Bowl

Dec. 30, 2019 • 4 p.m. ET • FOX • Santa Clara, Calif.Big Ten vs. Pac-12

Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl

Dec. 30, 2019 • 4 p.m. ET • ESPN • Nashville, Tenn.Big Ten/ACC/Notre Dame vs. SEC

SERVPRO First Responder Bowl

Dec. 30, 2019 • 12:30 p.m. ET • ESPN • Dallas, TexasBig Ten vs. Conference USA

College Football Playoff National Semifinals

Playstation Fiesta BowlDec. 28, 2019 • 4 or 8 p.m. ET • ESPN • Glendale, Ariz.Chick-fil-A Peach BowlDec. 28, 2019 • 4 or 8 p.m. ET • ESPN • Atlanta, Ga.

Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic

Dec. 28, 2019 • 12 p.m. ET • ESPN • Dallas, TexasAt-Large vs. At-Large

New Era Pinstripe Bowl

Dec. 27, 2019 • 3:20 p.m. ET • ESPN • Bronx, N.Y.Big Ten vs. ACC/Notre Dame

SDCCU Holiday Bowl

Dec. 27, 2019 • 8 p.m. ET • FS1 • San Diego, Calif.Big Ten vs. Pac-12

Quick Lane Bowl

Dec. 26, 2019 • 8 p.m. ET • ESPN • Detroit, Mich.Big Ten vs. ACC/Notre Dame


Rushing Attempts

42, Anthony Thomas, 199934, Ron Johnson, 196832, Fitzgerald Toussaint, 201331, Jamie Morris, 198730, Butch Woolfolk, 197930, Ron Johnson, 1967

Rushing Yards

217, Denard Robinson, 2010200, Karan Higdon, 2017197, Anthony Thomas, 1999179, Jamie Morris, 1985175, Rob Lytle, 1976

Rushing Touchdowns

4, Fitzgerald Toussaint, 20134, Rob Lytle, 19753, Anthony Thomas, 20003, Anthony Thomas, 19993, Tony Boles, 19893, Leroy Hoard, 19883, Kerry Smith, 19833, Karan Higdon, 2017

Receptions

14, Jeremy Gallon, 201310, John Gabler, 196710, Jehu Chesson, 20159, Desmond Howard, 19909, Amara Darboh, 2014

Receiving Yards

369, Jeremy Gallon, 2013207, Jehu Chesson, 2015165, Braylon Edwards, 2004165, Lowell Perry, 1951129, Junior Hemingway, 2010

Receiving Touchdowns

4, Jehu Chesson, 20153, Desmond Howard, 19912, Jeremy Gallon, 20132, Braylon Edwards, 20042, David Terrell, 20002, Tai Streets, 19982, Lowell Perry, 1952

Passing Attempts

46, Jake Rudock, 201535, Scott Dreisbach, 199631, Dennis Brown, 196729, Devin Gardner, 201329, Devin Gardner, 201429, Tom Brady, 1999

Passing Completions

33, Jake Rudock, 201522, Devin Gardner, 201421, Devin Gardner, 201318, Tom Brady, 199818, Dennis Brown, 196717, Many times

Last: Chad Henne, 2005

Passing Yards

503, Devin Gardner, 2013440, Jake Rudock, 2015316, Chad Henne, 2004300, Jim Harbaugh, 1986283, Jim Harbaugh, 1985277, Denard Robinson, 2010

Passing Touchdowns

6, Jake Rudock, 20154, Elvis Grbac, 19903, Denard Robinson, 20103, Chad Henne, 20053, Chad Henne, 20043, Elvis Grbac, 1991

TEAM BESTS

Rushing Attempts: 70, 1975Rushing Yards: 490, 1975Passing Attempts: 46, 2015Passing Completions: 33, 2015Passing Yards: 503, 2013Total Offense: 751, 2013

TOP MICHIGAN PERFORMANCES vs. INDIANA

MICHIGAN vs. INDIANA SERIES INFORMATION

Series Record: Michigan leads 58-9Michigan Points: 2,048Indiana Points: 794Record at Ann Arbor: Michigan leads 39-7

At Michigan Stadium: Michigan leads 34-7Record at Indiana: Michigan leads 19-2

At Memorial Stadium: Michigan leads 18-1Games decided by 3 Points or Less: U-M leads 2-1Games decided by 7 Points or Less: U-M leads 10-6Longest Michigan Winning Streak: 23 (current)Current Michigan Streak: Won 23Last 10 Games: Michigan leads 10-0Biggest Michigan Win: 63-0 (1925)Biggest Michigan Loss: 0-20 (1944) Last Michigan Home Win: 2018 (Last game)Last Michigan Road Win: 2017 (Last game) Last Indiana Home Win: 1987 (IU is 0-10 since)Last Indiana Road Win: 1967 (IU is 0-20 since)


M I C H I G A N F O O T B A L L H O N O R S A N D A W A R D SH O N O R S A N D A W A R D SSTUDENT-ATHLETES

Ben Bredeson, Offensive Line

Outland Trophy (watch list)Associated Press Preseason All-America first teamSports Illustrated Preseason All-America first teamPhil Steele Preseason All-America first teamAthlon Sports Preseason All-America second teamCFN Preseason All-America third team

Zach Charbonnet, Running Back

FWAA Freshman All-American (watch list)Big Ten Freshman of the Week (Army, Sept. 7)

Michael Danna, Defensive Line

Ted Hendricks Award (watch list)

Jordan Glasgow, Linebacker

CoSIDA Academic All-DistrictButkus Award (semifinalist)William V. Campbell Trophy (semifinalist)

Will Hart, Punter

Ray Guy Award (watch list)

Daxton Hill, Defensive Back

FWAA Freshman All-American (watch list)

Lavert Hill, Defensive Back

Walter Camp Player of the Year (watch list)Bronko Nagurski Trophy (watch list)Chuck Bednarik Award (watch list)Jim Thorpe Award (watch list)Athlon Sports Preseason All-America second teamPhil Steele Preseason All-America third team

Khaleke Hudson, Linebacker

Witten Award (semifinalist)Lott IMPACT Trophy (quarterfinalist)Dick Butkus Award (watch list)

Aidan Hutchinson, Defensive Line

Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week (Iowa, Oct. 5)

Giles Jackson, Wide Receiver

Co-Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week (Maryland, Nov. 2)

Sean McKeon, Tight End

John Mackey Award (watch list)

Josh Metellus, Safety

Bronko Nagurski Trophy (watch list)Chuck Bednarik Award (watch list)Jim Thorpe Award (watch list)Lott IMPACT Trophy (candidate)

Michael Onwenu, Offensive Line

Outland Trophy (watch list)Pro Football Focus Midseason All-AmericanESPN Midseason All-American

Shea Patterson, Quarterback

Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award (Top 20 Finalists)Davey O’Brien Quarterback Award (watch list)Maxwell Award (watch list)Manning Award (watch list)Co-Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week (Michigan State, Nov. 16)

Donovan Peoples-Jones, Wide Receiver

Paul Hornung Award (watch list)

Cesar Ruiz, Offensive Line

Rimington Trophy (watch list)Outland Trophy (watch list)

Jon Runyan, Offensive Line

Outland Trophy (watch list)Phil Steele Preseason All-America fourth team

Ambry Thomas, Cornerback

Pro Football Focus Midseason All-American

Josh Uche, Linebacker

Dick Butkus Award (watch list)

COACHES

Don Brown, Defensive Coordinator

Broyles Award (candidate)

Jim Harbaugh, Head Coach

Bobby Dodd Coach of the Year (midseason watch)Paul Bear Bryant Coach of the Year (watch list)Bobby Dodd Coach of the Week (Notre Dame)

Middle Tennessee State | Aug. 31, 2019

Offensive Player of the Game: Ryan HayesDefensive Player of the Game: Ambry ThomasSpecial Teams Player of the Game: Camaron CheesemanScout Team Players of the Week: Matt Torey (of-fense), Mazi Smith (defense), Tyler Grosz (special teams)

Army | Sept. 7, 2019

Offensive Player of the Game: Ronnie Bell and Zach CharbonnetDefensive Player of the Game: Carlo Kemp and Josh UcheSpecial Teams Player of the Game: Jake MoodyOffensive Lineman of the Game: Michael OnwenuDefensive Lineman of the Game: Aidan Hutchin-sonScout Team Players of the Week: Peter Bush (offense), German Green (defense), Ryan Nelson (special teams)

Rutgers | Sept. 28, 2019

Offensive Player of the Game: Shea PattersonDefensive Player of the Game: Kwity PayeSpecial Teams Player of the Game: Tyler CochranOffensive Lineman of the Game: Jon RunyanDefensive Lineman of the Game: Michael DannaScout Team Players of the Week: Michael Sessa (offense), Anthony Solomon (defense), Jared Davis (special teams)

Iowa | Oct. 5, 2019

Offensive Player of the Game: Nico CollinsDefensive Players of the Game: Michael Danna, Michael Dwumfour, Jordan Glasgow, Vincent Gray, Brad Hawkins, Daxton Hill, Lavert Hill, Khaleke Hudson, Aidan Hutchinson, Carlo Kemp, Cam McGrone, Josh Metellus, Kwity Paye, Ambry Thomas, Josh UcheSpecial Teams Player of the Game: Adam ShibleyOffensive Lineman of the Game: Ben BredesonDefensive Lineman of the Game: Aidan Hutchin-sonScout Team Players of the Week: Danny Hughes (offense), Caden Kolesar (defense), Jonathan Lampani (special teams)

Illinois | Oct. 12, 2019

Offensive Player of the Game: Hassan Haskins, Shea PattersonDefensive Player of the Game: Cam McGrone, Josh UcheSpecial Teams Player of the Game: Jordan GlasgowOffensive Lineman of the Game: Cesar RuizDefensive Lineman of the Game: Carlo KempScout Team Players of the Week: George Johnson (offense), John Baty (defense), Geoffrey Reeves (special teams)

Notre Dame | Oct. 26, 2019

Offensive Player of the Game: Hassan HaskinsDefensive Players of the Game: Cam McGroneSpecial Teams Player of the Game: Devin GilOffensive Lineman of the Game: Cesar RuizDefensive Lineman of the Game: Carlo KempScout Team Players of the Week: Zach Carpenter (offense), Louis Grodman (defense), Jared Char (special teams)

Maryland | Nov. 2, 2019

Offensive Player of the Game: Jon Runyan, Nico CollinsDefensive Player of the Game: Josh Metellus, Kwity PayeSpecial Teams Player of the Game: Will HartOffensive Lineman of the Game: Ben BredesonDefensive Lineman of the Game: Michael DannaScout Team Players of the Week: Ramsey Baty (offense), Andrew Russell (defense), Jared Char (special teams)

M I C H I G A N F O O T B A L L W O L V E R I N E S I N T H E N F LW O L V E R I N E S I N T H E N F L


2019 NFL ROSTERPlayer (Jersey #) Team Pos.

Ben Braden (69) New York Jets OGTom Brady (12) New England Patriots QBIan Bunting (49) * Indianapolis Colts TEDevin Bush (55) Pittsburgh Steelers LBJuwann Bushell-Beatty (60) Dallas Cowboys OTJake Butt (80) Denver Broncos TETaco Charlton (97) Miami Dolphins DEJehu Chesson (16) * Washington Redskins WRFrank Clark (55) Kansas City Chiefs DEJeremy Clark (23) New York Jets CBMason Cole (52) Arizona Cardinals OLBlake Countess (39) New York Jets CBAmara Darboh (82) Tampa Bay Buccaneers WRDevin Funchess (17) Indianapolis Colts WRRashan Gary (52) Green Bay Packers LBBen Gedeon (42) Minnesota Vikings LBZach Gentry (81) Pittsburgh Steelers TEGraham Glasgow (60) Detroit Lions OGRyan Glasgow (98) Cincinnati Bengals DTBrandon Graham (55) Philadelphia Eagles DEChad Henne (4) Kansas City Chiefs QBWillie Henry (69) Baltimore Ravens DTKaran Higdon (31) * Houston Texans RBDelano Hill (42) Seattle Seahawks SMaurice Hurst (73) Oakland Raiders DTKyle Kalis (68) Cleveland Browns OGJoe Kerridge (49) Cleveland Browns FBTyree Kinnel (43) Cincinnati Bengals STaylor Lewan (77) Tennessee Titans OTJourdan Lewis (27) Dallas Cowboys CBDavid Long (41) Los Angeles Rams CBErik Magnuson (62) Oakland Raiders OLBryan Mone (79) Seattle Seahawks DTPatrick Omameh (60) New Orleans Saints OLJabrill Peppers (21) New York Giants SJake Rudock (5) Miami Dolphins QBJake Ryan (47) Jacksonville Jaguars LBMichael Schofield (75) Los Angeles Chargers OGWilton Speight (5) San Francisco 49ers QBDymonte Thomas (35) Denver Broncos SBrandon Watson (40) Jacksonville Jaguars CBMatt Wile (6) * Detroit Lions PJarrod Wilson (26) Jacksonville Jaguars SChase Winovich (52) New England Patriots DEChris Wormley (93) Baltimore Ravens DE* denotes practice squad / italics denotes released/waived.

Former Players Coaching in the NFL

Larry Foote, OLB .....................................Tampa Bay BuccaneersHarold Goodwin, Asst. HC/RG ...........Tampa Bay BuccaneersKevin Koger, Off. QC .......................................Green Bay PackersJordan Kovacs, Def. QC................................. Cincinnati BengalsDoug Mallory, DB ..................................................Atlanta FalconsMike Mallory, Asst. Special Teams ......... Jacksonville JaguarsAdam Stenavich, OL .......................................Green Bay PackersMike Trgovac, DL .................................................Oakland Raiders

Former U-M AStaff in the NFL

Teryl Austin, Senior Def. Asst. ....................Pittsburgh SteelersShane Day, QB ............................................... San Francisco 49ersTony Dews, RB .....................................................Tennessee TitansRandy Fichtner, OC/QB .................................Pittsburgh SteelersJedd Fisch, Asst. OC .........................................Los Angeles RamsTerry Heffernan, Asst. OL ........................................... Buffalo BillsGreg Jackson, S ..................................................... Dallas CowboysJerry Montgomery, DL ...................................Green Bay PackersDoug Nussmeier, TE ............................................ Dallas CowboysAubrey Pleasant, CB ........................................Los Angeles RamsBob Sutton, Senior Def. Asst. ............................Atlanta FalconsDrew Terrell, Off. QC ........................................ Carolina PanthersScott Turner, QB ................................................ Carolina PanthersTJ Weist, Asst. Special Teams .........................Baltimore RavensAaron Wellman, Strength Coach ...................New York Giants

CHAD HENNE, QBKansas City Chiefs12th Season

TOM BRADY, QBNew England Patriots20th Season

PATRICK OMAMEH, OLNew Orleans Saints7th Season

BRANDON GRAHAM, DEPhiladelphia Eagles10th Season

• During head coach Jim Harbaugh’s four sea-sons, the Wolverines have had 19 player drafted, 25 participate in the NFL Combine and 33 play-ers make NFL rosters• U-M led all schools with 11 players selected during the 2017 NFL Draft• The Wolverines had a school record 14 players attend the 2017 NFL Scouting Combine• All 19 Wolverines that worked out at the school’s pro day were signed to 2017 NFL con-tracts (11 draftees and eight free agents)• Michigan is the only school to have a player selected in every NFL Draft; 81 consecutive selection meetings with a Wolverine chosen• Six Wolverines that were selected in the first round of the NFL Draft are still active in the league: DE Brandon Graham, OT Taylor Lewan, S Jabrill Peppers, DE Taco Charlton, LB Devin Bush and LB Rashan Gary• Since the inaugural draft in 1938, a total of 369 Michigan players have been selected• A total of 55 players have been cho-sen in the first round of the draft (5 AAFC, 3 AFL and 47 NFL)• Tom Harmon (1941) and Jake Long (2008) were the first overall picks in the NFL Draft• Eight individuals have been induct-ed into the Pro Football Hall of Fame: Elroy Hirsch (1968), Bill Hewitt (1971), Len Ford (1976), Dan Dierdorf (1996), Tom Mack (1999), George Allen (2002), Benny Friedman (2005) and Ty Law (2019)

ACTIVE PLAYERS WITH SUPER BOWL RINGS

Tom Brady (5): XXVI, XXXVIII, XXXIX, XLVI, LI, LIIIBrandon Graham (1): LII Michael Schofield (1): L

ACTIVE PLAYERS WITH SUPER BOWL

EXPERIENCE

Tom Brady (8): XXVI, XXXVIII, XXXIX, XLII, XLVI, XLIX, LI, LII, LIIIDevin Funchess (1): LBrandon Graham (1): LIIMichael Schofield (1): L

ACTIVE PLAYERS WITH PRO BOWL

EXPERIENCE

Tom Brady (13): 2001, ‘04, ‘05, ‘07, ‘09-’18Taylor Lewan (2): 2016-18

MICHIGAN’S NFL FACTS AND INFORMATION

TAYLOR LEWAN, OLTennessee Titans6th Season


M I C H I G A N F O O T B A L L S U P E R L A T I V E SS U P E R L A T I V E S

BY THE NUMBERS

1 Rank in All-Time Victories and Winning Pct.2 Super Bowl Most Valuable Players2 Four-time All-Big Ten fi rst team Players3 Heisman Trophy Winners4 National Coach of the Year Winners6 Retired Jersey (11, 21, 47, 48, 87, 98)8 NFL Hall of Famers8 National Football Foundation Scholar-Athletes11 National Titles12 National Award Winners15 Associated Press Top 5 Finishes17 Chicago Tribune Big Ten MVPs20 Rose Bowl Appearances20 Head Coaches21 Bowl Game Victories29 Academic All-Americans33 College Football Hall of Fame Members42 Big Ten Titles47 All-Time Bowl Game Appearances55 First-Round Draft Picks59 Appearances in Final AP Polls83 Consensus All-Americans92 Years at Michigan Stadium100 Super Bowl Appearance by Wolverines (92 playing, 8 coaching)106 Appearances in NFL Pro Bowl (35 players)115 Games against Ohio State122 Winning Seasons131 First-Team All-Americans140 Years of Football151 Opponents Faced171 Assistant Coaches250 Academic All-Big Ten Players389 All-Time NFL Draft Picks421 All-Big Ten First-Team Players437 Wins at Michigan Stadium516 Big Ten Wins532 All-Time Television Appearances743 Big Ten Games961 All-Time Victories1,341 Total Games Played3,012 All-Time Football Lettermen (1902- )33,962 Points Scored in U-M History107,601 Capacity of Michigan Stadium

Tom Brady

Five-time Super Bowl ChampionFour-time Super Bowl MVP

Michigan Stadium (107,601) is the largest venue in college and professional football

Mark Messner (#60) and Steve Hutchinson (#76)

Four-time All-Big Ten fi rst team performers

Dan Dierdorf

1996 Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductee; one of seven Wolverines enshrined

20 Rose Bowl Appearances

The most of any Big Ten Conference school and the second-most all-time by any school

11 National Titles & 42 Big Ten Championships

Michigan leads all of college football in television appearances

“The Game” between Michigan and Ohio State has been selected as

the greatest rivalry in all of sports

Michigan Stadium -- 1927-2019 (92 Years)

The football program is in its 92nd season in the "Big House" in 2019, with a 437-129-15 all-time record at Michigan Stadium. The largest college football stadium in the country, it was completed in 1927 at a cost of $950,000, initially seating 72,000 fans. Michigan won the first game played at Michigan Stadium, defeating Ohio Wesleyan, 33-0, on Oct. 1, 1927. The stadium was officially dedicated on Oct. 22, 1927, with a 21-0 shutout over Ohio State. Since that inaugural season, the capacity of Michigan Stadium has been altered 10 times to its present capcity of 107,601. The Wolverines have led the nation in attendance 38 times in the past 40 years, and reestablished the NCAA single-game attendance record at 115,109 fans during the 2013 Notre Dame game. Michigan has drawn crowds of 100,000-plus for 292 consecutive games. On foot-ball Saturdays in Ann Arbor, Michigan Stadium ranks as the fourth-largest "city" in the state of Michigan, surpassing the population of Ann Arbor itself. Michigan Stadium was the first college-owned football facility with a video score-board above both end zones and was also the first stadium to use electronic score-boards for official time when, in 1930, two were installed.

CAPACITY: 107,601 -- the largest college-owned structures of its kind designed solely for football -- closer to the playing field with no running track -- no posts or other obstructions.

COMPLETION: 1927 --- at a cost in excess of $950,000 to seat 72,000 spectators. Capacity raised to 84,401 by addition of temporary wooden bleachers until 1949 when permanent steel stands replaced the wooden bleachers, increas-ing the capacity to 97,239. Seating capacity then raised to 101,001 in 1956, 101,701 in 1973, 102,501 in 1992 and 107,501 in 1998.

FIRST GAME: October 1, 1927 -- Michigan led by Captain Bennie Oosterbaan, defeated Ohio Wesleyan, 33-0. LaVerne (Kip) Taylor, Michigan end, scored first in the sta-dium on a 28-yard pass from halfback Louis Gilbert.

DEDICATION GAME: October 22, 1927 -- Michigan defeated Ohio State, 21-0.REDEDICATION GAME: September 4, 2010 -- vs. Connecticut.ATTENDANCE: Since 1927, 51,200,178 fans have watched the Wolverines play at

Michigan Stadium. Stadium attendance record of 115,109 was set on Sept. 7, 2013 against Notre Dame.

FIELD: 360 x 160 feet -- Installed new FieldTurf in 2010. The original FieldTurf surface was installed in 2003, returning Michigan to an artificial surface for the first time since the 1990 season. Installed Prescription Athletic Turf in 1991, giving Michigan its first natural grass field since 1968. Field was also lowered 3-1/2 feet allowing better sightlines for those seated in the lower rows.

100,000-Plus Crowds at Michigan Stadium

The football program has played 292 consecutive home games in front of crowds in excess of 100,000. The last time Michigan did not have 100,000 in attendance in Michigan Stadium was on Oct. 25, 1975 vs. Indiana. A crowd of 93,857 was on hand for the 55-7 Michigan victory.

Since then, Michigan has set numerous NCAA attendance marks and the Wolverines have led the nation for 38 of the past 40 seasons in attendance.

Michigan Stadium Milestone Games

No. Date Opponent Result Score

1 Oct. 1, 1927 Ohio Wesleyan W 33-050 Nov. 2, 1935 Pennsylvania W 16-6100 Sept. 15, 1945 Great Lakes W 27-2200 Oct. 14, 1961 Michigan State L 0-28250 Oct. 11, 1969 Purdue W 31-20300 Sept. 24, 1977 Navy W 14-7400 Sept. 11, 1993 Notre Dame L 23-27500 Sept. 27, 2008 Wisconsin W 27-25

Michigan Stadium Milestone Wins

No. Date Opponent Score

1 Oct. 1, 1927 Ohio Wesleyan 33-050 Sept. 27, 1941 Michigan State 19-7100 Oct. 11, 1952 Indiana 28-13200 Oct. 18, 1975 Northwestern 69-0250 Oct. 27, 1984 Illinois 26-18300 Aug. 26, 1995 Virginia 18-17350 Oct. 25, 2003 Purdue 31-3

University of Michigan Home Stadiums

Stadium Years Games Win Loss Tie Capacity (Yr)

Ann Arbor Sites ...................1883-1892 18 17 1 0 Regents Field ........................1893-1905 92 87 2 3 400 (1893) 800 (1896)Ferry Field ..............................1906-1926 104 88 14 2 18,000 (1906) 25,000 (1914) 40,000 (1921) 46,000 (1926)Michigan Stadium ..............1927-2019 580 437 129 17 72,000 (1927) 84,401 (1927) 85,753 (1928) 97,239 (1949) 101,001 (1956) 101,701 (1973) 102,501 (1992) 107,501 (1998) 106,201 (2008) 109,901 (2010) 107,601 (2015)Total Ann Arbor Record 790 626 142 22

In Detroit 1879-1901 18 12 5 1Total Home Record 808 638 147 23

Top 5 College Football Stadiums

School Stadium CapacityMichigan Michigan 107,601Penn State Beaver 106,572Tennessee Neyland 104,048Ohio State Ohio 102,329Alabama Bryant-Denny 101,000

Top 10 Stadium Crowds

Game Year Attendance

Notre Dame 2013 115,109*Notre Dame 2011 114,804Ohio State 2011 114,132Michigan State 2012 113,833Nebraska 2011 113,718Ohio State 2013 113,518Penn State 2014 113,085Connecticut 2010 113,090Michigan State 2010 113,065Iowa 2012 113,016*NCAA regular-season record

M I C H I G A N F O O T B A L L M I C H I G A N S T A D I U MM I C H I G A N S T A D I U M


NUMERICAL ROSTERNO. .... PLAYER .........................POS. 1 ......Thomas, Ambry** ................. DB 2 ......Kemp, Carlo** ........................ DL 2 ......Moody, Jake* ............................ K 2 ......Patterson, Shea* ...................QB 3 ......Nordin, Quinn** ....................... K 3 ......Perry, Jalen .............................. DB 3 ......Robbins, Brad*.......................... P 3 ......Turner, Christian* ..................RB 4 ......Collins, Nico** ....................... WR 4 ......Danna, Michael ..................... DL 5 ......Milton, Joe* ............................QB 5 ......Turner, DJ ................................ DB 6 ......Johnson, Cornelius ............. WR 6 ......Sessa, Michael* .....................QB 6 ......Uche, Josh** ............................LB 7 ......Black, Tarik** ......................... WR 7 ......Hudson, Khaleke*** .............LB 8 ......Bell, Ronnie* .......................... WR 8 ......Gil, Devin** ..............................LB 9 ......Maddox, Andy .......................QB 9 ......Peoples-Jones, Donovan** WR 9 ......Velazquez, Joey ......................LB 10 ......McCaffrey, Dylan* ................QB 10 ......Solomon, Anthony ................LB 12 ......McNamara, Cade ..................QB 12 ......Ross, Josh** .............................LB 13 ......Green, German ...................... DB 13 ......Thomas, Charles ....................LB 13 ......Wilson, Tru*** .........................RB 14 ......Metellus, Josh*** .................. DB 15 ......Hinton, Christopher............. DL 15 ......Jackson, Giles ........................ WR 15 ......West, Jacob** ........................ WR 16 ......Hefley, Ren ..............................QB 16 ......Kelly-Powell, Jaylen** ......... DB 17 ......Faustin, Sammy ..................... DB 17 ......Hart, Will** ................................. P 18 ......Caratan, George ....................... P 18 ......Vilain, Luiji ............................... DL 18 ......White, Brendan* .................. WR 19 ......Paye, Kwity** .......................... DL 19 ......Sainristil, Mike ...................... WR 20 ......Capatina, Nicholas ................RB 20 ......Hawkins, Brad** .................... DB 22 ......Green, Gemon ....................... DB 22 ......Johnson, George ................. WR 23 ......Barrett, Michael* ....................LB 23 ......Castleberry, Jordan ...............RB 23 ......Davis, Jared ............................. DB 23 ......Johnson, Quinten ................. DB 24 ......Charbonnet, Zach .................RB 24 ......Hill, Lavert*** ......................... DB 24 ......Martin, Jake ........................... WR 25 ......Haskins, Hassan* ...................RB 27 ......Reynolds, Hunter* ................ DB 28 ......Hughes, Danny .......................RB 29 ......Glasgow, Jordan*** ..............LB 30 ......Cochran, Tyler* ...................... DB 30 ......Hill, Daxton ............................. DB 31 ......Gray, Vincent* ........................ DB 31 ......Young, Jack ............................ WR 32 ......Grodman, Louis* ................... DB 32 ......Knight, Nolan ..........................LB 33 ......Cheeseman, Camaron** ..... LS 34 ......Anthony, Jordan* ..................LB 35 ......Buckman, Luke ....................... TE 36 ......Baty, Ramsey ........................... TE 37 ......Drobocky, Dane* .................. DL 37 ......Lampani, Jonathan ...............LB 38 ......Files, Joseph* .......................... TE

ALPHABETICAL ROSTERNO. .... PLAYER ................................... POS. .....HT. ...... WT. .......YEAR .............HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 83 .... All, Erick ..................................... TE .........6-4 .......229 ....... Fr. ...................................................................Fairfield, Ohio (Fairfield) 49 .... Andrighetto, Lucas ................ RB .........5-11 ....202 ....... So. ................................................ Mountain View, Calif. (St. Francis) 34 .... Anthony, Jordan* ................... LB .........6-0 .......245 ....... Jr. .......................................Silver Springs, Md. (IMG Academy, Fla.) 52 .... Barnhart, Karsen ..................... OL ........6-4 .......301 ....... Fr. ...............................................................Paw Paw, Mich. (Paw Paw) 23 .... Barrett, Michael* .................... LB .........6-0 .......227 ....... So. .................................................................. Valdosta, Ga. (Lowndes) 41 .... Baty, John ................................. DB ........5-11 ....170 ....... Sr. .............................. Honolulu, Hawaii (Hilton Head Island, S.C.) 36 .... Baty, Ramsey ........................... TE .........6-5 .......225 ....... So. ..........................Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (Archbishop McCarthy) 8 .... Bell, Ronnie* ............................ WR .......6-0 .......184 ....... So. ..............................................................Kansas City, Mo. (Park Hill) 7 .... Black, Tarik** ............................ WR .......6-3 .......215 ....... Jr. ........................................... Hamden, Conn. (Cheshire Academy) 74 .... Bredeson, Ben*** ................... OL ........6-5 .......325 ....... Sr. ...........................................................Hartland, Wisc. (Arrowhead) 46 .... Brown, Matt* ........................... RB .........6-0 .......225 ....... Jr. ............................................................................. Solon, Ohio (Solon) 35 .... Buckman, Luke ....................... TE .........6-5 .......235 ....... So. ................................................................. Holland, Mich. (Holland) 45 .... Bush, Peter* ............................. RB .........6-2 .......220 ....... Sr. .....................................Newport Beach, Calif. (Corona Del Mar) 20 .... Capatina, Nicholas ................. RB .........5-9 .......192 ....... Jr. ...................... Detroit, Mich. (Novi Catholic/Central Michigan) 18 .... Caratan, George ..................... P ...........6-2 .......221 ....... So. .................................Pacific Palisades, Calif. (St. Thomas More) 58 .... Carpenter, Zach ...................... OL ........6-5 .......320 ....... Fr. ....................................... Cincinnati, Ohio (Archbishop Moeller) 23 .... Castleberry, Jordan ............... RB .........5-7 .......185 ....... Fr. ......................................................... Lakewood, Ohio (St. Edward) 44 .... Char, Jared* .............................. RB .........5-11 ....200 ....... Sr. ................................................Farmington Hills, Mich. (Harrison) 24 .... Charbonnet, Zach .................. RB .........6-1 .......220 ....... Fr. ....................................................Camarillo, Calif. (Oaks Christian) 33 .... Cheeseman, Camaron** ...... LS .........6-4 .......230 ....... Sr. ......................................... New Albany, Ohio (Gahanna Lincoln) 30 .... Cochran, Tyler* ....................... DB ........6-1 .......206 ....... Sr. ............................... Royal Oak, Mich. (Orchard Lake St. Mary’s) 4 .... Collins, Nico** ......................... WR .......6-4 .......222 ....... Jr. ................................................ Birmingham, Ala. (Clay-Chalkville) 54 .... Correll, Kraig ............................ OL ........6-4 .......296 ....... So. ..............................................Easton, Penn. (Blair Academy, N.J.) 4 .... Danna, Michael ....................... DL.........6-2 .......261 ....... Gr. ......... Detroit, Mich. (Warren De La Salle/Central Michigan) 23 .... Davis, Jared .............................. DB ........5-11 ....202 ....... Jr. .............................................Frankenmuth, Mich. (Frankenmuth) 37 .... Drobocky, Dane* .................... DL.........6-3 .......245 ....... Sr. ............................................Bowling Green, Ky. (Bowling Green) 50 .... Dwumfour, Michael** .......... DL.........6-2 .......282 ....... Sr. .........................................................Wayne, N.J. (DePaul Catholic) 82 .... Eubanks, Nick** ...................... TE .........6-5 .......256 ....... Sr. ............................................Plantation, Fla. (American Heritage) 41 .... Fakih, Adam* ........................... LB .........6-2 .......228 ....... Jr. .......................Dearborn Heights, Mich. (Detroit Country Day) 17 .... Faustin, Sammy ...................... DB ........6-2 .......195 ....... So. ..........................................................................Naples, Fla. (Naples) 38 .... Files, Joseph* ........................... TE .........6-4 .......253 ....... 5th ............................... Lake Orion, Mich. (Cranbrook Kingwood) 66 .... Filiaga, Chuck* ........................ OL ........6-6 .......341 ....... Jr. ............................................................................Aledo, Texas (Aledo) 60 .... Fisher, Luke .............................. OL ........6-4 .......270 ....... Fr. ...........................................................Plymouth, Mich. (Plymouth) 62 .... Gelb, Mica ................................. OL ........6-4 .......299 ....... Fr. .......................................... Washington, D.C. (Woodrow Wilson) 57 .... George, Joey ............................ DL.........6-0 .......283 ....... So. ............................... Walled Lake, Mich. (Walled Lake Western) 8 .... Gil, Devin**............................... LB .........6-1 .......236 ....... Sr. ....................................................Pembroke Pines, Fla. (Flanagan) 29 .... Glasgow, Jordan*** ............... LB .........6-1 .......226 ....... 5th ...................................................Aurora, Ill. (Marmion Academy) 31 .... Gray, Vincent* .......................... DB ........6-2 .......185 ....... So. .......................................... Rochester, Mich. (Rochester Adams) 22 .... Green, Gemon ......................... DB ........6-2 .......180 ....... So. ................................................................... DeSoto, Texas (DeSoto) 13 .... Green, German ....................... DB ........6-2 .......180 ....... So. ................................................................... DeSoto, Texas (DeSoto) 32 .... Grodman, Louis* .................... DB ........5-11 ....196 ....... 5th .............................. Commerce, Mich. (Walled Lake Northern) 43 .... Grosz, Tyler ............................... WR .......6-1 .......203 ....... Sr. ...................................................... Auburn Hills, Mich. (Avondale) 99 .... Harper, Trey .............................. LS .........6-5 .......240 ....... Gr. .............Dayton, Ohio (Chaminade-Julienne/Robert Morris) 49 .... Harris, Keshaun ....................... DB ........5-11 ....176 ....... Fr. .................................................................. Lansing, Mich. (Waverly) 17 .... Hart, Will** ................................ P ...........6-3 .......206 ....... Sr. ...................................Hunting Valley, Ohio (University School) 25 .... Haskins, Hassan* .................... RB .........6-1 .......220 ....... So. ........................................................... Eureka, Mo. (Eureka Senior) 20 .... Hawkins, Brad** ..................... DB ........6-1 .......218 ....... Jr. ..............................Pennsauken, N.J. (Suffield Academy, Conn.) 76 .... Hayes, Ryan .............................. OL ........6-7 .......299 ....... So. ...................................Traverse City, Mich. (Traverse City West) 64 .... Hazime, Mahdi ........................ OL ........6-2 .......319 ....... Fr. .............................................................. Dearborn, Mich. (Fordson) 16 .... Hefley, Ren ............................... QB ........6-0 .......177 ....... Fr. ...........................................................................Bryant, Ark. (Bryant) 30 .... Hill, Daxton .............................. DB ........6-0 .......190 ....... Fr. ............................................. Tulsa, Okla. (Booker T. Washington) 24 .... Hill, Lavert*** ........................... DB ........5-11 ....182 ....... Sr. ..............................................Detroit, Mich. (Martin Luther King) 15 .... Hinton, Christopher .............. DL.........6-4 .......303 ....... Fr. ..............Johns Creek, Ga. (Greater Atlanta Christian School) 59 .... Honigford, Joel* ..................... OL ........6-6 .......284 ....... Jr. ............................................................ Sugarcreek, Ohio (Garaway) 7 .... Hudson, Khaleke*** .............. LB .........6-0 .......220 ....... Sr. ....................................................... McKeesport, Pa. (McKessport) 28 .... Hughes, Danny ....................... RB .........6-0 .......192 ....... Fr. ................................................Naperville, Ill. (Naperville Central) 97 .... Hutchinson, Aidan* ............... DL.........6-6 .......278 ....... So. .....................................................Plymouth, Mich. (Divine Child) 15 .... Jackson, Giles .......................... WR .......5-9 .......188 ....... Fr. ..................................................................Antioch, Calif. (Freedom) 95 .... Jeter, Donovan* ...................... DL.........6-3 .......290 ....... Jr. ......................................................... Beaver Falls, Pa. (Beaver Falls) 6 .... Johnson, Cornelius ................ WR .......6-3 .......209 ....... Fr. ........................................ Greenwich, Conn. (Brunswick School) 22 .... Johnson, George .................... WR .......6-0 .......193 ....... Fr. .............................................................Stuart, Fla. (Martin County) 23 .... Johnson, Quinten .................. DB ........5-10 ....198 ....... Fr. ... Silver Springs, Md. (St. John’s College, Washington, D.C.) 61 .... Jokisch, Dan ............................. OL ........6-5 .......296 ....... Sr. ................................ Clarkston, Mich. (Orchard Lake St. Mary’s) 53 .... Jones, Trente ............................ OL ........6-4 .......294 ....... Fr. ......................................................................Grayson, Ga. (Grayson) 77 .... Keegan, Trevor ........................ OL ........6-6 .......316 ....... Fr. ........................................................ Crystal Lake, Ill. (Crystal Lake) 16 .... Kelly-Powell, Jaylen** ........... DB ........6-0 .......180 ....... Jr. ........................................................ Detroit, Mich. (Cass Technical) 2 .... Kemp, Carlo**.......................... DL.........6-3 .......286 ....... Sr. ...................................................................Boulder, Colo. (Fairview) 92 .... Kerska, Karl ............................... K/P .......6-2 .......213 ....... Fr. ....................................................................... Dexter, Mich. (Dexter) 32 .... Knight, Nolan .......................... LB .........6-3 .......197 ....... Fr. .......................................................... Northville, Mich. (Northville) 40 .... Kolesar, Caden ........................ DB ........5-10 ....196 ....... Fr. ............................................................Westlake, Ohio (St. Edward) 78 .... Korican, Griffin ........................ OL ........6-6 .......305 ....... So. ...................................................................... Seattle, Wash. (O’Dea)

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NO. .... PLAYER ................................... POS. .....HT. ...... WT. .......YEAR .............HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 37 .... Lampani, Jonathan ............... LB .........6-1 .......234 ....... Sr. ..................................... Grand Rapids, Mich. (Grand River Prep) 9 .... Maddox, Andy ......................... QB ........6-4 .......212 ....... Fr. .............................Prairie Village, Kan. (Shawnee Mission East) 24 .... Martin, Jake.............................. WR .......5-11 ....197 ....... Sr. ............................. Grand Rapids, Mich. (Forest Hills Northern) 42 .... Mason, Ben** .......................... DL.........6-3 .......270 ....... Jr. ...........................................................Newtown, Conn. (Newtown) 73 .... Mayfield, Jalen* ...................... OL ........6-5 .......319 ....... So. ...................................... Grand Rapids, Mich. (Catholic Central) 10 .... McCaffrey, Dylan* .................. QB ........6-5 .......220 ....... Jr. ............................................... Castle Rock, Colo. (Valor Christian) 43 .... McCurry, Jake* ........................ WR .......6-0 .......192 ....... Jr. ............................................................................. Solon, Ohio (Solon) 44 .... McGrone, Cameron* ............. LB .........6-1 .......232 ....... So. ......................................... Indianapolis, Ind. (Lawrence Central) 84 .... McKeon, Sean*** ................... TE .........6-5 .......246 ....... Sr. ......................................Dudley, Mass. (Shepherd Hill Regional) 12 .... McNamara, Cade .................... QB ........6-1 .......205 ....... Fr. ......................................................... Reno, Nev. (Damonte Ranch) 14 .... Metellus, Josh***.................... DB ........6-0 .......218 ....... Sr. ....................................................Pembroke Pines, Fla. (Flanagan) 5 .... Milton, Joe* .............................. QB ........6-5 .......245 ....... So. ................................................................... Pahokee, Fla. (Olympia) 2 .... Moody, Jake* ........................... K ...........6-0 .......198 ....... So. ......................................................... Northville, Mich. (Northville) 80 .... Morris, Mike ............................. DL.........6-6 .......262 ....... Fr. ..........................................Belle Glade, Fla. (American Heritage) 54 .... Myers, Carl* .............................. DL.........6-2 .......286 ....... Sr. ........................................... Grand Rapids, Mich. (West Catholic) 80 .... Neff, Hunter ............................. WR .......6-2 .......219 ....... Fr. ...................................................................Chelsea, Mich. (Chelsea) 40 .... Nelson, Ryan ............................ LB .........5-9 .......198 ....... Jr. ........................................................... Northville, Mich. (Northville) 99 .... Newburg, Gabe ...................... DL.........6-5 .......250 ....... Fr. .............................................................Clayton, Ohio (Northmont) 82 .... Nicholas, Desmond ............... WR .......5-11 ....182 ....... Sr. ....................................................................... Buffalo, N.Y. (Canisius) 3 .... Nordin, Quinn** ..................... K ...........6-1 .......196 ....... Sr. .............................................................. Rockford, Mich. (Rockford) 71 .... Ojabo, David ............................ DL.........6-5 .......245 ....... Fr. ..................................Aberdeen, Scotland (Blair Academy, N.J.) 50 .... Onwenu, Michael*** ............. OL ........6-3 .......350 ....... Sr. ....................................................... Detroit, Mich. (Cass Technical) 92 .... Paea, Phillip* ............................ DL.........6-4 .......302 ....... Jr. ......................................Berrien Springs, Mich. (Berrien Springs) 2 .... Patterson, Shea* ..................... QB ........6-2 .......202 ....... Sr. .....................Shreveport, La. (IMG Academy, Fla./Mississippi) 19 .... Paye, Kwity** ........................... DL.........6-4 .......277 ....... Jr. ............................................Providence, R.I. (Bishop Hendricken) 9 .... Peoples-Jones, Donovan** . WR .......6-2 .......208 ....... Jr. ..................................................Southfield, Mich. (Cass Technical) 3 .... Perry, Jalen ............................... DB ........6-0 .......190 ....... Fr. ...........................................................................Dacula, Ga. (Dacula) 38 .... Reeves, Geoffrey .................... LB .........6-0 .......217 ....... Sr. ...............................Detroit, Mich. (University of Detroit Jesuit) 27 .... Reynolds, Hunter* ................. DB ........6-0 .......198 ....... Jr. ...............................South Orange, N.J. (Choate Rosemary Hall) 3 .... Robbins, Brad* ........................ P ...........6-1 .......199 ....... Jr. ...........................................Westerville, Ohio (Westerville South) 79 .... Robinson, Greg* ..................... OL ........6-6 .......306 ....... Sr. ....................................................................Hudson, Ohio (Hudson) 12 .... Ross, Josh** .............................. LB .........6-2 .......232 ....... Jr. ...................................Southfield, Mich. (St. Mary’s Preparatory) 51 .... Ruiz, Cesar** ............................ OL ........6-4 .......319 ....... Jr. ................................................. Camden, N.J. (IMG Academy, Fla.) 55 .... Rumler, Nolan.......................... OL ........6-3 .......321 ....... Fr. ................................................. Akron, Ohio (Archbishop Hoban) 75 .... Runyan, Jon** ......................... OL ........6-5 .......321 ....... 5th ..................................Moorestown, N.J. (St. Joseph’s Prep, Pa.) 43 .... Russell, Andrew ...................... DB ........6-2 .......190 ....... So. ............................................................................. Victor, N.Y. (Victor) 19 .... Sainristil, Mike ......................... WR .......5-10 ....183 ....... Fr. ......................................................................Everett, Mass. (Everett) 81 .... Schoenle, Nate** .................... WR .......6-2 .......206 ....... Sr. ..........................Plymouth, Mich. (Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard) 86 .... Schoonmaker, Luke*............. TE .........6-6 .......242 ....... So. .....................................................Hamden, Conn. (Hamden Hall) 39 .... Selzer, Alan ............................... K ...........6-3 .......178 ....... Sr. ....................................................... Dallas, Texas (Lake Highlands) 89 .... Selzer, Carter* .......................... TE .........6-8 .......248 ....... Jr. ............................................................Kansas City, Mo. (Rockhurst) 6 .... Sessa, Michael* ....................... QB ........6-8 .......215 ....... Sr. ......................................................Hinsdale, Ill. (Hinsdale Central) 81 .... Sessa, Will ................................. TE .........6-6 .......203 ....... Fr. ......................................................Hinsdale, Ill. (Hinsdale Central) 45 .... Shibley, Adam* ....................... LB .........6-1 .......225 ....... Jr. .......................................................... Cleveland, Ohio (St. Ignatius) 58 .... Smith, Mazi .............................. DL.........6-3 .......305 ....... Fr. .........................................Grand Rapids, Mich. (East Kentwood) 10 .... Solomon, Anthony ................ LB .........6-1 .......205 ....... Fr. ............................... Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas) 72 .... Spanellis, Stephen** ............. OL ........6-5 .......295 ....... Sr. ....................................................................Baltimore, Md. (Gilman) 67 .... Speight, Jess* .......................... DL.........6-5 .......288 ....... Jr. ........................................Richmond, Va. (The Collegiate School) 70 .... Stewart, Jack ............................ OL ........6-4 .......291 ....... Fr. .............................................. New Canaan, Conn. (New Canaan) 71 .... Stueber, Andrew* .................. OL ........6-7 .......334 ....... Jr. ....................................................................... Darien, Conn. (Darien) 1 .... Thomas, Ambry** .................. DB ........6-0 .......182 ....... Jr. ...............................................Detroit, Mich. (Martin Luther King) 13 .... Thomas, Charles ..................... LB .........6-0 .......233 ....... Fr. ...................................................... Atlanta, Ga. (St. Thomas More) 39 .... Torey, Matt................................ WR .......5-10 ....178 ....... So. ........................................ Sterling Heights, Mich. (Brother Rice) 3 .... Turner, Christian* ................... RB .........5-11 ....200 ....... So. .......................................................................... Buford, Ga. (Buford) 5 .... Turner, DJ .................................. DB ........6-0 .......180 ....... Fr. ............................................... Suwanee, Ga. (IMG Academy, Fla.) 6 .... Uche, Josh** ............................ LB .........6-2 .......250 ....... Sr. ..................................................................... Miami, Fla. (Columbus) 91 .... Upshaw, Taylor ........................ DL.........6-4 .......240 ....... So. .......................................................Bradenton, Fla. (Braden River) 40 .... VanSumeren, Ben* ................ RB .........6-2 .......244 ....... So. ................................................................ Essexville, Mich. (Garber) 68 .... Vastardis, Andrew** .............. OL ........6-3 .......319 ....... Sr. ............................................................ Ashburn, Va. (Stone Bridge) 9 .... Velazquez, Joey ...................... LB .........6-0 .......213 ....... Fr. .........................................Columbus, Ohio (St. Francis De Sales) 18 .... Vilain, Luiji ................................ DL.........6-4 .......244 ....... Jr. ............................................Ottawa, Canada (Episcopal, Virginia) 49 .... Wagner, William ...................... LS .........6-1 .......236 ....... Fr. ............................................................Alpharetta, Ga. (Alpharetta) 96 .... Welschof, Julius ...................... DL.........6-6 .......278 ....... So. ........................Miesbach, Bavaria, Germany (FOS Altoetting) 15 .... West, Jacob** .......................... WR .......6-1 .......212 ....... Gr. .............................................................Pinckney, Mich. (Pinckney) 18 .... White, Brendan* ..................... WR .......6-1 .......197 ....... 5th ...........................................Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep) 13 .... Wilson, Tru*** .......................... RB .........5-10 ....200 ....... Sr. ..............................................................Warren, Mich. (De La Salle) 31 .... Young, Jack .............................. WR .......6-1 .......196 ....... Jr. ..........................................................Pittsburgh, Pa. (Mt. Lebanon)* denotes letters earned

NO. .... PLAYER .........................POS. 38 ......Reeves, Geoffrey ....................LB 39 ......Selzer, Alan ................................ K 39 ......Torey, Matt ............................. WR 40 ......Kolesar, Caden ....................... DB 40 ......Nelson, Ryan ...........................LB 40 ......VanSumeren, Ben* ................RB 41 ......Baty, John ................................ DB 41 ......Fakih, Adam* ...........................LB 42 ......Mason, Ben** ......................... DL 43 ......Grosz, Tyler............................. WR 43 ......McCurry, Jake*...................... WR 43 ......Russell, Andrew ..................... DB 44 ......Char, Jared* .............................RB 44 ......McGrone, Cameron* ............LB 45 ......Bush, Peter* .............................RB 45 ......Shibley, Adam* .......................LB 46 ......Brown, Matt* ...........................RB 49 ......Andrighetto, Lucas ...............RB 49 ......Harris, Keshaun ..................... DB 49 ......Wagner, William ..................... LS 50 ......Dwumfour, Michael** ......... DL 50 ......Onwenu, Michael*** ........... OL 51 ......Ruiz, Cesar** ........................... OL 52 ......Barnhart, Karsen ................... OL 53 ......Jones, Trente .......................... OL 54 ......Correll, Kraig ........................... OL 54 ......Myers, Carl* ............................ DL 55 ......Rumler, Nolan ........................ OL 57 ......George, Joey .......................... DL 58 ......Carpenter, Zach..................... OL 58 ......Smith, Mazi ............................. DL 59 ......Honigford, Joel* .................... OL 60 ......Fisher, Luke ............................. OL 61 ......Jokisch, Dan ........................... OL 62 ......Gelb, Mica ............................... OL 64 ......Hazime, Mahdi ...................... OL 66 ......Filiaga, Chuck* ....................... OL 67 ......Speight, Jess*......................... DL 68 ......Vastardis, Andrew** ............ OL 70 ......Stewart, Jack .......................... OL 71 ......Ojabo, David .......................... DL 71 ......Stueber, Andrew* ................. OL 72 ......Spanellis, Stephen** ........... OL 73 ......Mayfield, Jalen* ..................... OL 74 ......Bredeson, Ben***.................. OL 75 ......Runyan, Jon** ........................ OL 76 ......Hayes, Ryan ............................ OL 77 ......Keegan, Trevor ....................... OL 78 ......Korican, Griffin ....................... OL 79 ......Robinson, Greg* ................... OL 80 ......Morris, Mike ............................ DL 80 ......Neff, Hunter ........................... WR 81 ......Schoenle, Nate** ................. WR 81 ......Sessa, Will ................................. TE 82 ......Eubanks, Nick**...................... TE 82 ......Nicholas, Desmond ............ WR 83 ......All, Erick..................................... TE 84 ......McKeon, Sean*** ................... TE 86 ......Schoonmaker, Luke* ............ TE 89 ......Selzer, Carter* ......................... TE 91 ......Upshaw, Taylor ...................... DL 92 ......Paea, Phillip* .......................... DL 92 ......Kerska, Karl ............................ K/P 95 ......Jeter, Donovan* .................... DL 96 ......Welschof, Julius ..................... DL 97 ......Hutchinson, Aidan* ............. DL 99 ......Harper, Trey ............................. LS 99 ......Newburg, Gabe ..................... DL

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Jim Harbaugh has led the University of Michigan football program to three 10-win seasons in his first four years in Ann Arbor, becoming one of just four Big Ten coaches to accom-plish the feat in the history of the conference. The J. Ira and Nicki Harris Family Head Football Coach, Harbaugh was named the 20th coach in Michigan football history on Dec. 30, 2014. He became the sixth Michigan football player selected to lead college football’s winningest program. Harbaugh is the second fastest coach to 20 wins at Michigan, trailing only Yost; Harbaugh accomplished the feat in 24 games and Yost won the first 29 games of his U-M career before tying Minnesota (6-6) in 1903. In his first two seasons as the Michigan head coach, Harbaugh guided the Wolverines to 10-win seasons. U-M has appeared in a bowl game in all four seasons with Harbaugh at the helm of the program, including two New Year’s Six Bowl games (2016 Orange Bowl and 2018 Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl) and two other New Year’s Day bowls (2016 Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl and 2018 Outback Bowl). Seven Wolverines have secured 11 All-America honors under Harbaugh: Devin Bush (first team, 2018; third team, 2017), Jake Butt (first team, 2015-16), Maurice Hurst (first team, 2017), Jourdan Lewis (first team, 2015-16), Jabrill Peppers (second team, 2015; first team, 2016), Chase Winovich (second team, 2018) and Chris Wormley (second team, 2016). Four of them were consensus All-Americans: Butt, Hurst, Lewis and Peppers. Additionally, Butt won the Mackey Award as the nation’s top tight end in 2016, while Peppers received the Lott IMPACT Trophy and Paul Hornung Award and was a fifth-place finisher in the Heisman Trophy race. Several other ath-letes have been national award finalists under Harbaugh, including Lewis (Jim Thorpe Award, 2016) and Bush (Butkus Award, 2017-18; Nagurski Award, 2018). A total of 21 student-athletes have earned All-

Big Ten first team recognition in Harbaugh’s four seasons (four in 2015, six in 2016, three in 2017, eight in 2018). Those accolades have extended to the classroom as well, with Wolverines accruing 137 Academic All-Big Ten honors during his tenure, including a program- record 48 in 2017. Michigan finished with a 10-3 record in 2015, including a 41-7 win over No. 19 Florida in the 2016 Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl. The Wolverines finished in the top 12 of the national polls for the first time since 2011, ranking 11th in the Amway Coaches poll and 12th in the Associated Press media poll. In 2016, the Wolverines took another step forward, coming within inches of claiming their first Big Ten East Division title and a spot in the conference championship game. U-M fin-ished 10-3 and listed 10th in both polls at year’s end. Harbaugh came to Ann Arbor after an impressive four-year run in the National Football League with the San Francisco 49ers. He led the franchise to the NFC Championship Game

JIM HARBAUGH’S YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORDYEAR SCHOOL RECORD CONFERENCE LEAGUE FINISH BOWL GAME/POSTSEASON (RESULT) FINAL AP RANK

2004 San Diego (FCS) 7-4 (.636) 3-1 (.750) Pioneer (2nd)2005 San Diego (FCS) 11-1 (.917) 4-0 (1.000) Pioneer (1st)2006 San Diego (FCS) 11-1 (.917) 7-0 (1.000) Pioneer (1st)2007 Stanford 4-8 (.333) 3-6 (.333) Pac-10 (T-7th) NR2008 Stanford 5-7 (.417) 4-5 (.444) Pac-10 (T-6th) NR2009 Stanford 8-5 (.615) 6-3 (.667) Pac-10 (T-2nd) Sun, Oklahoma (L, 27-31) NR2010 Stanford 12-1 (.923) 8-1 (.889) Pac-10 (2nd) Orange, Virginia Tech (W, 40-12) 42011 San Francisco 49ers 13-3-1 5-1 (.833) NFC West (1st) NFC Championship Game, (L, 17-20)2012 San Francisco 49ers 11-4 3-2-1 (.583) NFC West (1st) Super Bowl XLVII (L, 31-34)2013 San Francisco 49ers 12-4 (.750) 4-2 (.667) NFC West (2nd) NFC Championship Game (L, 17-23)2014 San Francisco 49ers 8-8 (.500) 2-4 (.333) NFC West (3rd)2015 Michigan 10-3 (.769) 6-2 (.750) Big Ten East (3rd) Citrus, Florida (W, 41-7) 112016 Michigan 10-3 (.769) 7-2 (.778) Big Ten East (T-2nd) Orange, Florida State (L, 32-33) 102017 Michigan 8-5 (.615) 5-4 (.556) Big Ten East (4th) Outback, South Carolina (L, 19-26) NR2018 Michigan 10-3 (.769) 8-1 (.889) Big Ten East (T-1st) Peach, Florida (L, 15-41) 142019 Michigan 8-2 (.800) 5-2 (.714)FCS 3 seasons 29-6 (.829) 14-1 (.933)

FBS 9 seasons 75-37 (.670) 53-26 (.671)

NFL 4 seasons 44-19-1 (.695) 14-9-1 (.604)

Total 16 seasons 148-62-1 (.704) 81-36-1 (.691)

Coach of the Year Honors

2011 Associated Press NFL Coach of the Year

2010 Woody Hayes Coach of the Year

Playing Accolades

1987 NFL Draft (1st round, Chicago Bears)

1986 first-team All-American1986 Heisman Trophy finalist; finished 3rd in the balloting1986 Chicago Tribune Silver

Football (Big Ten MVP)1985 and 1986 Big Ten leader

in pass efficiency1985 NCAA pass efficiency

leader; second in 1986

Jim HarbaughJ. Ira and Nicki Harris Family Head Football CoachUniversity of Michigan (1986, B.A., Communications)46-16 Record at Michigan; 31-11 Big Ten Record

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in each of his first three seasons, winning the George Halas Trophy as NFC champions in 2012. Harbaugh tallied a 49-22-1 overall record that included a 5-3 mark in the postseason as 49ers head coach. Harbaugh led the Niners to a 13-3 regular-season record and to the NFC Championship Game during his first season in 2011, earning the AP NFL Coach of the Year award. He fol-lowed up with an 11-4-1 regular-season mark in 2012, culmi-nating with an appearance in Super Bowl XLVII. Harbaugh’s 49ers lost a back-and-forth affair, 34-31, to the Baltimore Ravens and his brother, John, in the only matchup of brothers as head coaches in NFL history. He helped guide San Francisco back to the NFC title game after a 12-4 regular-season record in 2013 and posted an 8-8 mark during the 2014 season. Prior to making the jump to the 49ers, Harbaugh estab-lished himself as a leader of young men at the college level. He turned around a Stanford program that went 1-11 prior to his arrival. The Cardinal improved in each of Harbaugh’s four seasons, culminating with a 12-1 campaign and FedEx Orange Bowl victory over Virginia Tech in 2010. Harbaugh finished his tenure at Stanford with a 29-21 overall record (.580) and 21-15 mark in Pac-10 Conference play. After 4-8 and 5-7 records his first two seasons at the helm, Harbaugh led the Cardinal to an 8-5 record and a tie for second place in the Pac-10. The appearance in the Sun Bowl following the season was Stanford’s first bowl game since the 2001 season. The program continued its ascension in 2010, posting a 12-1 overall record and 8-1 mark in the Pac-10. Stanford was selected for a BCS bowl game and proceeded to defeat Virginia Tech, 40-12, in the FedEx Orange Bowl in Harbaugh’s final game with the program. The Cardinal fin-ished the 2010 season ranked fifth in the national polls, and Harbaugh was named the Woody Hayes Award as the nation’s top coach by the Touchdown Club of Columbus. He accepted the 49ers head coaching position on Jan. 7, 2011. In his first head coaching experience, Harbaugh led the University of San Diego to a 29-6 record during his three seasons directing the program (2004-06). In his first year, the Toreros posted a 7-4 record after winning their final five games of the season. The team proceeded to post 11-1 marks during the 2005 and 2006 seasons, claiming the Pioneer Football League championship each season. Harbaugh spent the 2002 and 2003 NFL seasons as the quarterbacks coach with the Oakland Raiders. He worked with the quarterbacks, helping quarterback Rich Gannon lead the organization to Super Bowl XXXVII after posting an 11-5 regular-season record and the AFC Western Division title. Gannon won the 2002 AP NFL MVP award and was selected to the 2003 Pro Bowl. Harbaugh began preparing for a career as a coach during his professional playing days. He spent eight years as an NCAA-certified unpaid assistant coach for his father, Jack, at Western Kentucky (1994-2001). He worked as an offensive consultant and recruited for the Hilltoppers during that time. Harbaugh’s effort helped his father’s team capture the 2002 Division I-AA national championship. Harbaugh played for five different organizations during his 15-year NFL career (1987-2001). He completed 2,305-of-3,918 passes for 26,288 yards and 129 touchdowns in 177 games. Harbaugh made 140 career starts. He was named the AFC Offensive Player of the Year, the NFL Comeback Player of the Year and a Pro Bowl selection after leading the Indianapolis Colts to the AFC Championship Game in 1995. He was induct-ed into the Colts Ring of Honor in 2005. As a collegiate player, Harbaugh was one of the most effi-cient passers in NCAA history. In 1985, he led the nation in pass efficiency and finished as the runner-up in 1986. His career pass efficiency rating was the NCAA’s top mark for more than 12 years. Harbaugh won the Chicago Tribune Big Ten Most Valuable Player award, earned first team All-America honors and finished third in the balloting for the Heisman

Trophy following the 1986 season. He completed 387-of-620 passes for 5,449 yards and 31 touchdowns during his career, with all four statistical catego-ries still listing among the top 12 in school history. He also added 12 rushing touchdowns during his career, including eight scores as a senior. Harbaugh became the first Michigan quarterback to ever throw for more than 300 yards in a single game (310 vs. Wisconsin) and eclipsed the 200-yard passing mark 12 times. He led the Wolverines to a 21-3-1 record as a full-time starter during his final two seasons, including a pair of victories against rivals Michigan State and Ohio State. Harbaugh and his wife, Sarah, have two daughters, Addison and Katherine, and two sons, Jack and John. He also has three children, Jay, James Jr., and Grace. He is the son of Jack and Jackie Harbaugh. Jack was an assistant coach at Michigan from 1973-79. Harbaugh’s brother, John, is head coach of the Baltimore Ravens and his sister, Joani, is married to University of Georgia men’s basketball coach Tom Crean.

THE HARBAUGH FILEFull Name: James Joseph Harbaugh (HAR-baw)Birthdate: December 23, 1963Place of Birth: Toledo, OhioWife: SarahChildren: Addison, Katherine, Jack and John; Jay, James Jr., and GraceHometown: Palo Alto, CaliforniaHigh School: Palo Alto (1982)College: Michigan, 1986 (B.A., Communications)

COACHING EXPERIENCEYear School/Organization Duties

1994-2001 Western Kentucky Volunteer Assistant 2002-03 Oakland Raiders Quarterbacks2004-06 San Diego Head Coach 2007-10 Stanford Head Coach 2011-14 San Francisco 49ers Head Coach 2015 - University of Michigan Head Coach


RECORD VS. OPPONENTS

Illinois .....................................2-0Indiana ..................................4-0Iowa ........................................1-1Maryland ..............................5-0Michigan State....................3-2Minnesota ............................2-0Nebraska ...............................1-0Northwestern ......................2-0Ohio State ............................0-4Penn State ............................3-2Purdue ...................................1-0Rutgers ..................................5-0Wisconsin .............................2-2Record vs. Big Ten .... 31-11

Arizona ..................................3-1Arizona State .......................2-2California ..............................2-2Colorado ...............................1-0Oregon ..................................1-3Oregon State .......................3-2UCLA ......................................2-2USC .........................................3-1Utah ........................................0-1Washington .........................3-1Washington State ..............3-1Record vs. Pac-12 ..... 23-16

Florida State ........................0-1Virginia Tech ........................1-0Wake Forest .........................1-1Record vs. ACC .............. 2-2

Florida ....................................2-1South Carolina ....................0-1Record vs. SEC .............. 2-2

Army .......................................1-0Brigham Young ...................1-0 Notre Dame .........................3-3Record vs. Ind. .............. 5-3

Oklahoma .............................0-1TCU .........................................0-2Record vs. Big 12 .......... 0-1

Cincinnati .............................1-0SMU ........................................1-0UCF .........................................1-0Record vs. AAC ............. 3-0

WMU ......................................1-0Record vs. MAC ............ 1-0

Middle Tennessee ..............1-0Record vs. C-USA .......... 1-0

Penn .......................................0-1Princeton ..............................0-2Yale .........................................2-0Record vs. IVY ............... 2-3

Sacramento State ..............1-0UC Davis ................................0-1Record vs. Big Sky ........ 1-1

Monmouth ...........................1-0Record vs. Big South .... 1-0

Air Force ................................1-0Hawaii ....................................1-0San Jose State .....................3-0UNLV .......................................1-0Record vs. MWC............ 6-0

Holy Cross.............................1-0Record vs. Patriot ......... 1-0

Wagner ..................................1-0Record vs. Northeast ... 1-0

Butler......................................3-0Davidson ...............................2-0Dayton ...................................3-0Drake ......................................2-1Jacksonville ..........................1-0Marist .....................................1-0Morehead State ..................2-0Valparaiso .............................3-0Record vs. Pioneer ..... 17-1

Azusa Pacific ........................2-1Dixie State ............................1-0Record vs. GNAC .......... 3-1

Southern Oregon...............2-0Record vs. Frontier ....... 2-0

Menlo .....................................1-0Record vs. GSAC ........... 1-0

Chapman ..............................1-0Record vs. CSIAC .......... 1-0

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FOOTBALL ADMINISTRATIONSean Magee, Associate Athletic Director for FootballChris Bryant, Director of Player DevelopmentJon Falk, Assistant to the Head CoachJack Harbaugh, Senior Advisor to the Head CoachDeAnna McDaniel, Executive Assistant to the Head Coach

STRENGTH & CONDITIONINGBen Herbert, DirectorTenarius Wright, AssociateSean Lockwood, AssistantKiero Small, AssistantJustin Tress, AssistantAbigail O’Connor, Nutritionist

ATHLETIC MEDICINEPhil Johnson, Head Athletic TrainerPierre Nesbit, Rehabilitation CoordinatorSteve Smith, Athletic TrainerJason Williams, Athletic Trainer

RECRUITINGMatt Dudek, Director of RecruitingTom Gamble, Senior Advisor to the Head Coach/Player PersonnelTony Jones, Director of High School Relations

EQUIPMENTGary Hazelitt, Director of Equipment OperationsSonny Anderson, Equipment ManagerCarl Faraon, Equipment Room Assistant

OPERATIONSMark Taurisani, Director of Football OperationsScott Goldschmidt, Assistant Director of Internal Football OperationsMichelle Guidry-Pan,

Schembechler Hall Administrative AssistantKelly King, Operations Administrative ManagerDave Piche, Operations AssistantJim Plocki, Performance Operations Manager

VIDEOPhil Bromley, Video CoordinatorKevin Undeen, Video Assistant

BEN McDANIELSQuarterbacks

SHAUN NUADefensive Line

DON BROWNDefensive CoordinatorLinebackers

BEN HERBERTStrength & Conditioning

GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACHES

Tyler Brown, Special Teams Graduate AssistantJosh Hendershot, Offensive Graduate AssistantJames Ross, Defensive Graduate AssistantRoy Roundtree, Offensive Graduate Assistant

ANALYSTS

Al Ades, Defensive Analyst/Analytics CoordinatorBradford Banta, Special Teams AnalystBrandon Blaney, Senior Offensive AnalystDan Bleske, Offensive AnalystDevin Bush, Defensive AnalystSteve Casula, Offensive AnalystJuan Castillo, Offensive AnalystAashon Larkins, Special Teams AnalystMike McCray, Defensive AnalystNate Woody, Senior Defensive Analyst

SHERRONE MOORETight Ends

JOSH GATTISOffensive CoordinatorWide Receivers

ANTHONY CAMPANILELinebackers

MIKE ZORDICHCornerbacks

JAY HARBAUGHRunning BacksAssistant Special Teams

ED WARINNEROffensive Line

CHRIS PARTRIDGESpecial Teams CoordinatorSafeties

COACHING STAFF PEDIGREE• The Wolverines’ football staff boasts an impressive 174 years of coaching experience at the college (155) and NFL (19) levels• The coaching staff boasts 155 years of collegiate coaching experience, led by defensive coordinator Don Brown (39th season) and offensive line coach Ed Warinner (35th season)• Michigan has 52 years of NFL coaching (19 years) and play-ing (33 years) experience among the 11 coaches• Four of Michigan’s coaches worked in the NFL: Jim Harbaugh (6 years), Jay Harbaugh (3), Ben McDaniels (6) and Mike Zordich (4)• Four of the Wolverines’ coaches played in the NFL, with two of those individuals logging more than 10 years in the league: Harbaugh (15 years) and Mike Zordich (12); Shaun Nua played four years and Josh Gattis spent two seasons in the league

RUSHING

Zach Charbonnet

Attempts: 33, vs. Army (Sept. 7, 2019)Yards: 116, at Illinois (Oct. 12, 2019)TDs: 3, vs. Army (Sept. 7, 2019)Long: 41, vs. Middle Tennessee St. (Aug. 31, 2019)

Hassan Haskins

Attempts: 20, vs. Notre Dame (Oct. 26, 2019)Yards: 149, vs. Notre Dame (Oct. 26, 2019)TDs: 1, 2x (last at Maryland, Nov. 2, 2019)Long: 49, vs. Notre Dame (Oct. 26, 2019)

Giles Jackson

Attempts: 2, vs. Michigan State (Nov. 16, 2019)Yards: 32, vs. Michigan State (Nov. 16, 2019)TDs: noneLong: 21, vs. Michigan State (Nov. 16, 2019)

Ben Mason

Attempts: 6, vs. Nebraska (Sept. 22, 2018)Yards: 18, vs. Nebraska (Sept. 22, 2018)TDs: 3, vs. Nebraska (Sept. 22, 2018)Long: 6, 2x (last vs. Maryland, Oct. 6, 2018)

Dylan McCaffrey

Attempts: 8, vs. Middle Tennessee St (Aug. 31, 2019)Yards: 44, vs. Wisconsin (Oct. 13, 2018)TDs: 1, 2x (last vs. MTSU, Aug. 31, 2019)Long: 44, vs. Wisconsin (Oct. 13, 2018)

Joe Milton

Attempts: 3, at Rutgers (Nov. 10, 2018)Yards: 22, vs. Wisconsin (Oct. 13, 2018)TDs: 1, 2x (last vs. Rutgers, Sept. 28, 2019)Long: 23, vs. Wisconsin (Oct. 13, 2018)

Shea Patterson

Attempts: 12, at Penn State (Oct. 19, 2019)Yards: 90, vs. Wisconsin (Oct. 13, 2018)TDs: 3, vs. Rutgers (Sept. 28, 2019)Long: 81, vs. Wisconsin (Oct. 13, 2018)


Attempts: 1, 6x (last vs. Wisconsin, Oct. 13, 2018)Yards: 44, vs. Cincinnati (Sept. 9, 2017)TDs: NoneLong: 44, vs. Cincinnati (Sept. 9, 2017)

Christian Turner

Attempts: 11, vs. Rutgers (Sept. 28, 2019)Yards: 55, vs. Nebraska (Sept. 22, 2018)TDs: 1, vs. Rutgers (Sept. 28, 2019)Long: 19, vs. Nebraska (Sept. 22, 2018)

Ben VanSumeren

Attempts: 4, vs. Middle Tennessee St (Aug. 31, 2019)Yards: 7, vs. Middle Tennessee St (Aug. 31, 2019)TDs: 1, vs. Middle Tennessee St (Aug. 31, 2019)Long: 6, vs. Army (Sept. 7, 2019)

Tru Wilson

Attempts: 11, vs. SMU (Sept. 15, 2018)Yards: 58, at Rutgers (Nov. 10, 2018)TDs: 1, 2x (last vs. Notre Dame, Oct. 26, 2019)Long: 39, at Maryland (Nov. 2, 2019)

PASSING

Shea Patterson

MichiganAttempts: 41, at Penn State (Oct. 19, 2019)Comp.: 24, 2x (last at Michigan State, Nov. 16, 2019)Yards: 384, vs. Michigan State (Nov. 16, 2018)TDs: 4, vs. Michigan State (Nov. 16, 2019)Long: 79, at Michigan State (Oct. 20, 2018)Ole MissAttempts: 51, Mississippi at Auburn (Oct. 7, 2017)Comp.: 34, Mississippi at Auburn (Oct. 7, 2017)Yards: 489, Mississippi vs. UT Martin (Sept. 9, 2017)TDs: 5, Mississippi vs. UT Martin (Sept. 9, 2017)Long: 77, Mississippi vs. S. Alabama (Sept. 2, 2017)

Dylan McCaffrey

Attempts: 8, 2x (last at Wisconsin, Sept. 28, 2019)Completions: 4, at Notre Dame (Sept. 1, 2018)Yards: 86, vs. Nebraska (Sept. 22, 2018)TDs: 1, 2x (last vs. Nebraska, Sept. 22, 2018)Long: 56, vs. Nebraska (Sept. 22, 2018)

Joe Milton

Attempts: 4, vs. Rutgers (Sept. 28, 2019)Completions: 3, vs. Rutgers (Sept. 28, 2019)Yards: 59, vs. Rutgers (Sept 28, 2019)TDs: 1, vs. Rutgers (Sept. 28, 2019)Long: 43, at Ohio State (Nov. 24, 2018)

RECEIVING

Erick All

Catches: 1, at Penn State (Oct. 19, 2019)Yards: 10, at Penn State (Oct. 19, 2019)TDs: noneLong: 10, at Penn State (Oct. 19, 2019)

Ronnie Bell

Catches: 9, vs. Michigan State (Nov. 16, 2019)Yards: 150, vs. Michigan State (Nov. 16, 2019)TDs: 1, 2x (last vs. Maryland, Oct. 6, 2018)Long: 71, at Illinois (Oct. 12, 2019)

Tarik Black

Catches: 5, vs. Air Force (Sept. 16 2017)Yards: 83, vs. Florida (Sept. 2, 2017)TDs: 1, 2x (last vs. MTSU, Aug. 31, 2019)Long: 46, vs. Florida (Sept. 2, 2017)

Zach Charbonnet

Catches: 2, 3x (last vs. Iowa, Oct. 5, 2019)Yards: 12, vs. Iowa (Oct. 5, 2019)TDs: NoneLong: 8, vs. Iowa (Oct. 5, 2019)

Nico Collins

Catches: 6, 2x (last at Penn State, Oct. 19, 2019)Yards: 91, at Ohio State (Nov. 24, 2018)TDs: 2, 2x (last at Ohio State, Nov. 24, 2018)Long: 52, at Notre Dame (Sept. 1, 2018)

Nick Eubanks

Catches: 3, 2x (last at Penn State, Oct. 19, 2019)Yards: 61, vs. Florida (Sept. 2, 2017)TDs: 1, 3x (last at Maryland, Nov. 2, 2019)Long: 48, vs. Florida (Sept. 2, 2017)

Hassan Haskins

Catches: 3, at Maryland (Nov. 2, 2019)Yards: 9, at Maryland (Nov. 2, 2019)TDs: noneLong: 10, at Maryland (Nov. 2, 2019)

Giles Jackson

Catches: 1, 3x (last at Maryland, Nov. 2, 2019)Yards: 23, vs. Rutgers (Sept. 28, 2019)TDs: 1, vs. Rutgers (Sept. 28, 2019)Long: 23, vs. Rutgers (Sept. 28, 2019)

Cornelius Johnson

Catches: 2, vs. Middle Tennessee St (Aug. 31, 2019)Yards: 39, vs. Michigan State (Nov. 16, 2019)TDs: 1, vs. Michigan State (Nov. 16, 2019)Long: 39, vs. Michigan State (Nov. 16, 2019)

Jake McCurry

Catches: 1, vs. Nebraska (Sept. 22, 2018)Yards: 18, vs. Western Michigan (Sept. 8, 2018)TDs: 1, vs. Western Michigan (Sept. 8, 2018)Long: 18, vs. Western Michigan (Sept. 8, 2018)

Sean McKeon

Catches: 5, at Purdue (Sept. 23, 2017)Yards: 82, at Purdue (Sept. 23, 2017)TDs: 1, 6x (last at Wisconsin, Sept. 21, 2019)Long: 36, vs. Michigan State (Oct. 7, 2017)


Catches: 8, vs. Florida (Dec. 29, 2018)Yards: 90, vs. SMU (Sept. 15, 2018)TDs: 3, vs. SMU (Sept. 15, 2018)Long: 79, at Michigan State, Oct. 20, 2017)

Mike Sainristil

Catches: 3, vs. Notre Dame (Oct. 26, 2019)Yards: 73, vs. Notre Dame (Oct. 26, 2019)TDs: 1, vs. Notre Dame (Oct. 26, 2019)Long: 34, vs. Notre Dame (Oct. 26, 2019)

Nate Schoenle

Catches: 2, at Purdue (Sept. 23, 2017)Yards: 29, at Purdue (Sept. 23, 2017)TDs: NoneLong: 15, at Purdue (Sept. 23, 2017)

Luke Schoonmaker

Catches: 1, 2x (last at Illinois, Oct. 12, 2019)Yards: 29, vs. Rutgers (Sept. 28, 2019)TDs: 1, at Illinois (Oct. 12, 2019)Long: 29, vs. Rutgers (Sept. 28, 2019)

Christian Turner

Catches: 1, 4x (last vs. Rutgers (Sept. 28, 2019)Yards: 16, vs. Florida (Dec. 29, 2018)TDs: NoneLong: 16, vs. Florida (Dec. 29, 2018)

Tru Wilson

Catches: 2, vs. Florida (Dec. 29, 2018)Yards: 11, vs. SMU (Sept. 15, 2018)TDs: NoneLong: 11, vs. SMU (Sept. 15, 2018)


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DEFENSE

Jordan Anthony

Tackles: 4, vs. Army (Sept. 7, 2019)Solos: 2, 2x (last vs. Rutgers, Sept. 28, 2019)Asst: 2, 2x (last at Wisconsin, Sept. 21, 2019)TFLs: noneSacks: noneInt.: noneFR: nonePBUs: none

Michael Barrett

Tackles: 4, vs. Rutgers (Sept. 28, 2019)Solos: 2, vs. Rutgers (Sept. 28, 2019)Asst: 2, vs. Rutgers (Sept. 28, 2019)TFLs: noneSacks: noneInt.: noneFR: nonePBUs: none

Michael Danna

Tackles: 6, vs. Michigan State (Nov. 16, 2019)Solos: 3, 2x (last vs. Michigan State, Nov. 16, 2019)Asst: 3, 2x (last vs. Michigan State, Nov. 16, 2019)TFLs: 1, 3x (last vs. Michigan State, Nov. 16, 2019)Sacks: 1, 3x (last vs. Michigan State, Nov. 16, 2019)Int.: noneFR: nonePBUs: none

Michael Dwumfour

Tackles: 5, vs. Western Michigan (Sept. 8, 2018)Solos: 2, twice (last vs. W. Michigan, Sept. 8, 2018)Asst: 3, vs. Western Michigan (Sept. 8, 2018)TFLs: 1, 5x (last vs. Michigan State, Nov. 16, 2019)Sacks: 1.0, 3x (last at Michigan State, Oct. 20, 2018)Int.: 1, vs. Indiana (Nov. 17, 2018)FR: nonePBUs: 1, at Penn State (Oct. 19, 2019)

Devin Gil

Tackles: 6, vs. Florida (Dec. 29, 2018)Solos: 5, vs. Florida (Dec. 29, 2018)Asst: 2, 3x (last at Ohio State, Nov. 24, 2018)TFLs: 1, 3x (last vs. Florida, Dec. 29, 2018)Sacks: 1, vs. Florida (Dec. 29, 2018)Int.: noneFR: 1, 2x (last at Rutgers, Nov. 10, 2018)PBUs: 1, at Rutgers (Nov. 10, 2018)

Jordan Glasgow

Tackles: 11, 2x (last at Illinois, Oct. 12, 2019)Solos: 8, at Illinois (Oct. 12, 2019)Asst: 9, vs. Army (Sept. 7, 2019)TFLs: 2, 2x (last vs. Iowa, Oct. 5, 2019)Sacks: 2, 2x (last vs. Iowa, Oct. 5, 2019)Int.: noneFR: 1, 2x (last at Illinois, Oct. 12, 2019)PBUs: 1, 2x (last at Illinois, Oct. 12, 2019)

Vincent Gray

Tackles: 4, 2x (last at Illinois, Oct. 12, 2019)Solos: 4, 2x (last at Illinois, Oct. 12, 2019)Asst: 2, vs. Iowa (Oct. 5, 2019)TFLs: 1, vs. Middle Tennessee St. (Aug. 31, 2019)Sacks: noneInt.: noneFR: nonePBUs: 2, at Illinois (Oct. 12, 2019)

Gemon Green

Tackles: 2, at Maryland (Nov. 2, 2019)Solos: 1, 4x (last at Maryland, Nov. 2, 2019)Asst: 1, at Maryland (Nov. 2, 2019)TFLs: noneSacks: noneInt.: noneFR: nonePBUs: none

Brad Hawkins

Tackles: 10, 2x (last at Wisconsin, Sept. 21, 2019)Solos: 6, vs. Middle Tennessee St. (Aug. 31, 2019)Asst: 5, 2x (last at Wisconsin, Sept. 21, 2019)TFLs: 1, 2x (last vs. Nebraska, Sept. 22, 2018)Sacks: noneInt.: noneFR: nonePBUs: 1, 2x (last vs. MTSU, Aug. 31, 2019)

Daxton Hill

Tackles: 6, vs. Iowa (Oct. 5, 2019)Solos: 4, vs. Iowa (Oct. 5, 2019)Asst: 2, vs. Iowa (Oct. 5, 2019)TFLs: 1.0, vs. Iowa (Oct. 5, 2019)Sacks: noneInt.: noneFR: 2, Daxton Hill (Oct. 26, 2019)PBUs: 1, 3x (last vs. Michigan State, Nov. 16, 2019)

Lavert Hill

Tackles: 6, at Penn State (Oct. 21, 2017)Solos: 4, 4x (last vs. Iowa, Oct. 5, 2018)Asst: 4, at Penn State (Oct. 21, 2017)TFLs: 1.5, vs. Ohio State (Nov. 25, 2017)Sacks: noneInt.: 1, 6x (last vs. Michigan State, Nov. 16, 2019)FR: 1, vs. Penn State (Sept. 24, 2016)PBUs: 3, vs Michigan State (Oct. 7, 2017)

Chris Hinton

Tackles: 2, vs. Rutgers (Sept. 28, 2019)Solos: noneAsst: 2, vs. Rutgers (Sept. 28, 2019)TFLs: noneSacks: noneInt.: noneFR: nonePBUs: none

Khaleke Hudson

Tackles: 15, vs. Minnesota (Nov. 4, 2017)Solos: 12, vs. Minnesota (Nov. 4, 2017)Asst: 11, vs. Army (Sept. 7, 2019)TFLs: 8, vs. Minnesota (Nov. 4, 2017)Sacks: 3, vs. Minnesota (Nov. 4, 2017)Int.: 1, twice (last at Maryland, Nov. 11, 2017)FR: 1, vs. Indiana (Nov. 17, 2018)PBUs: 3, vs. Air Force (Sept. 16, 2017)

Aidan Hutchinson

Tackles: 10, vs. Army (Sept. 7, 2019)Solos: 6, at Wisconsin (Sept. 21, 2019)Assists: 6, vs. Army (Sept. 7, 2019)TFLs: 2.5, vs. Iowa (Oct. 5, 2019)Sacks: 1.0, vs. Iowa (Oct. 5, 2019)Int.: noneFR: nonePBUs: 1, 3x (last vs. Notre Dame, Oct. 26, 2019)

Jaylen Kelly-Powell

Tackles: 2, 2x (last vs. MTSU, Aug. 31, 2019)Solos: 2, vs. Nebraska (Sept. 22, 2018)Asst: 1, 3x (last vs. MTSU, Aug. 31, 2019)TFLs: noneSacks: noneInt.: noneFR: nonePBUs: none

Carlo Kemp

Tackles: 9, vs. Army (Sept. 7, 2019)Solos: 4, at Illinois, Oct. 12, 2019)Asst: 7, vs. Army (Sept. 7, 2019)TFLs: 2, 2x (last at Illinois, Oct. 12, 2019)Sacks: 1.5, vs. Michigan State (Nov. 16, 2019)Int.: noneFR: 1, at Illinois (Oct. 12, 2019)PBUs: none

Ben Mason

Tackles: 3, vs. Middle Tennessee St. (Aug. 31, 2019)Solos: 2, vs. Penn State (Nov. 3, 2018)Asst: 2, 2x (last vs. Army, Sept. 7, 2019)TFLs: noneSacks: noneInt.: noneFR: nonePBUs: none

Cam McGrone

Tackles: 12, vs. Notre Dame (Oct. 26, 2019)Solos: 8, at Illinois (Oct. 12, 2019)Asst: 6, vs. Notre Dame (Oct. 26, 2019)TFLs: 2.5, at Penn State (Oct. 19, 2019)Sacks: 1.5, vs. Iowa (Oct. 5, 2019)Int.: noneFR: nonePBUs: none

Josh Metellus

Tackles: 9, at Maryland (Nov. 2, 2019)Solos: 8, at Maryland (Nov. 2, 2019)Asst: 5, 3x (last at Wisconsin, Nov. 18, 2017)TFLs: 2.0, at Maryland (Nov. 2, 2019)Sacks: 1, at Rutgers (Oct. 8, 2016)Int.: 1, 5x (last at Maryland, Nov. 2, 2019)FR: 1, vs. Army (Sept. 7, 2019)PBUs: 2, 2x (last vs. Nebraska, Sept. 22, 2018)

Kwity Paye

Tackles: 10, at Penn State (Oct. 19, 2019)Solos: 5, at Maryland (Nov. 2, 2019)Asst: 7, at Penn State (Oct. 19, 2019)TFLs: 3.5, vs. Rutgers (Sept. 28, 2019)Sacks: 2.5, vs. Iowa (Oct. 5, 2019)Int.: noneFR: 1, vs. Army (Sept. 7, 2019)PBUs: none

Hunter Reynolds

Tackles: 2, 2x (last at Maryland, Nov. 2, 2019)Solos: 1, 2x (last at Maryland, Nov. 2, 2019)Asst: 2, vs. Rutgers (Sept. 28, 2019)TFLs: 1.0, at Maryland (Nov. 2, 2019)Sacks: noneInt.: noneFR: nonePBUs: none


M I C H I G A N F O O T B A L L P L A Y E R C A R E E R B E S T SP L A Y E R C A R E E R B E S T S

Josh Ross

Tackles: 11, vs. Florida (Dec. 29, 2018)Solos: 5, vs. Florida (Dec. 29, 2018)Asst: 7, vs. Army (Sept. 7, 2019)TFLs: 2, vs. Florida (Dec. 29, 2018)Sacks: 1, vs. Florida (Dec. 29, 2018)Int.: noneFR: nonePBUs: 1, 2x (last at Rutgers, Nov. 10, 2018)

Nate Schoenle

Tackles: 2, 3x (last at Rutgers, Nov. 10, 2018)Solos: 2, vs. Cincinnati (Sept. 9, 2017)Asst: 1, 4x (last vs. Florida, Dec. 29, 2018)TFLs: noneSacks: noneInt.: noneFR: 1, at Ohio State (Nov. 24, 2018)PBUs: none

Anthony Solomon

Tackles: 1, vs. Rutgers (Sept. 28, 2019)Solos: 1, vs. Rutgers (Sept. 28, 2019)Asst: noneTFLs: noneSacks: noneInt.: noneFR: nonePBUs: none

Ambry Thomas

Tackles: 6, vs. Michigan State (Nov. 16, 2019)Solos: 4, vs. Michigan State (Nov. 16, 2019)Asst: 2, vs. Michigan State (Nov. 16, 2019)TFLs: 1.0, 2x (last vs. Michigan State, Nov. 16, 2019)Sacks: noneInt.: 1, 4x (last vs. Michigan State, Nov. 16, 2019)FR: 1, 5x (last vs. Iowa, Oct. 5, 2019)PBUs: 3, at Illinois (Oct. 12, 2019)

Josh Uche

Tackles: 8, vs. Army (Sept. 7, 2019)Solos: 3, 2x (last vs. Rutgers, Sept. 28, 2019)Asst: 6, vs. Army (Sept. 7, 2019)TFLs: 5.0, at Illinois (Oct. 12, 2019)Sacks: 3.0, at Maryland (Oct. 12, 2019)Int.: noneFR: nonePBUs: 1, 2x (last at Penn State, Oct. 19, 2019)

Taylor Upshaw

Tackles: 1, 2x (last at Maryland, Nov. 2, 2019)Solos: 1, 2x (last at Maryland, Nov. 2, 2019)Asst: noneTFLs: noneSacks: noneInt.: noneFR: nonePBUs: none

Luiji Vilain

Tackles: 3, vs. Notre Dame (Oct. 26, 2019)Solos: 3, vs. Notre Dame (Oct. 26, 2019)Asst: 1, vs. Michigan State (Nov. 16, 2019)TFLs: 1, vs. Notre Dame (Oct. 26, 2019)Sacks: 1, vs. Notre Dame (Oct. 26, 2019)Int.: noneFR: nonePBUs: none


M I C H I G A N F O O T B A L L P L A Y E R C A R E E R B E S T SP L A Y E R C A R E E R B E S T SPUNT RETURNS

Ronnie Bell

Returns: 3, 2x (last at Wisconsin, Sept. 21, 2019)Yards: 41, vs. Middle Tennessee St. (Aug. 31, 2019)TDs: NoneLong: 27, vs. Middle Tennessee St. (Aug. 31, 2019)


Returns: 5, 3x (last at Northwestern, Sept. 29, 2018)Yards: 104, vs. Air Force (Sept. 16, 2017)TDs: 1, 2x (last vs. Nebraska, Sept. 22, 2018)Long: 79, vs. Air Force (Sept. 16, 2017)

KICK RETURNS

Ronnie Bell

Returns: 2, vs. Florida (Dec. 29, 2018)Yards: 53, vs. Florida (Dec. 29, 2018)TDs: NoneLong: 32, vs. Florida (Dec. 29, 2018)

Giles Jackson

Returns: 3, 2x (last vs. Army, Sept. 7, 2019)Yards: 121, at Maryland (Nov. 2, 2019)TDs: 1, at Maryland (Nov. 2, 2019)Long: 97, at Maryland (Nov. 2, 2019)

Ambry Thomas

Returns: 6, at Ohio State (Nov. 24, 2018)Yards: 120, at Notre Dame (Sept. 1, 2018)TDs: 1, at Notre Dame (Sept. 1, 2018)Long: 99, at Notre Dame (Sept. 1, 2018)

KICKING

Jake Moody

Points: 19, vs. Indiana (Nov. 17, 2018)FG Att.: 6, vs. Indiana (Nov. 17, 2018)FG Made: 6, vs. Indiana (Nov. 17, 2018)PATs: 2, vs. Army (Sept. 7, 2019)Long FG: 43, vs. Army (Sept. 7, 2019)

Quinn Nordin

Points: 17, vs. Air Force (Sept. 16, 2017)FG Att.: 6, vs. Florida (Sept. 2, 2017)FG Made: 5, vs. Air Force (Sept. 16, 2017)PATs: 6, vs. Nebraska (Sept. 22, 2018)Long FG: 55, vs. Florida (Sept. 2, 2017)

PUNTING

Will Hart

Punts: 8, 2x (last vs. Iowa, Oct. 5, 2019)Yards: 365, vs. Iowa (Oct. 5, 2019)Average: 59.3, vs. Nebraska (Sept. 22, 2018)I20: 3, 2x (last at Michigan State, Oct. 20, 2018)Long: 65, at Michigan State (Oct. 20, 2018)

Brad Robbins

Punts: 9, 2x (last at Wisconsin, Nov. 18, 2017)Yards: 367, at Indiana (Oct. 14, 2017)Average: 42.6, vs. Michigan State (Oct. 7, 2017)I20: 4, at Wisconsin (Nov. 18, 2017)Long: 58, vs. Ohio State (Nov. 25, 2017)


M I C H I G A N F O O T B A L L S T A R T I N G L I N E U P SS T A R T I N G L I N E U P S

MICHIGAN STARTING LINEUPS • OFFENSE

OPPONENT WR LT LG C RG RT TE WR WR/TE QB TB

Middle Tenn. St. Black Hayes Bredeson Ruiz Onwenu Mayfield McKeon Bell Eubanks Patterson CharbonnetArmy Black Hayes Bredeson Ruiz Onwenu Mayfield Eubanks Bell Collins Patterson Charbonnetat Wisconsin Black Runyan Bredeson Ruiz Onwenu Mayfield McKeon Bell Collins Patterson CharbonnetRutgers Black Runyan Bredeson Ruiz Onwenu Mayfield Eubanks Bell Peoples-Jones Patterson CharbonnetIowa Collins Runyan Bredeson Ruiz Onwenu Mayfield Eubanks Bell Peoples-Jones Patterson Charbonnetat Illinois Black Runyan Bredeson Ruiz Onwenu Mayfield Eubanks Bell Peoples-Jones Patterson Charbonnetat Penn State Black Runyan Bredeson Ruiz Onwenu Mayfield Eubanks Bell Peoples-Jones Patterson G. Jackson *Notre Dame Collins Runyan Bredeson Ruiz Onwenu Mayfield Eubanks Bell Sainristil Patterson Haskinsat Maryland Collins Runyan Bredeson Ruiz Onwenu Mayfield Eubanks McKeon^ Peoples-Jones Patterson HaskinsMichigan State Collins Runyan Bredeson Ruiz Onwenu Mayfield Eubanks McKeon^ Peoples-Jones Patterson Haskinsat Indiana Ohio State * started in four receiver set. | ^ started in two tight end set. | # started in three tight end set.

MICHIGAN STARTING LINEUPS • DEFENSE

OPPONENT DE DT NT DE WLB MLB VIPER CB SS FS CB

Middle Tenn. State Paye Mason Kemp Hutchinson Glasgow Ross Hudson Hill Metellus Hawkins ThomasArmy Paye Uche* Kemp Hutchinson Glasgow Ross Hudson Hill Metellus Hawkins Thomasat Wisconsin Paye Uche* Kemp Hutchinson Glasgow Ross Hudson Hill Metellus Hawkins Thomas Rutgers Paye Uche* Kemp Hutchinson Glasgow McGrone Hudson Hill Metellus Hawkins ThomasIowa Paye Uche* Kemp Hutchinson Glasgow McGrone Hudson Hill Metellus Hawkins Thomasat Illinois Danna Uche* Kemp Hutchinson Glasgow McGrone Hudson Gray Metellus Hawkins Thomasat Penn State Paye Uche* Kemp Hutchinson Glasgow McGrone Hudson Hill Metellus Hawkins ThomasNotre Dame Paye Uche* Kemp Hutchinson Glasgow McGrone Hudson Hill Metellus Hawkins Thomasat Maryland Paye Uche* Kemp Hutchinson Glasgow McGrone Hudson Hill Metellus Hawkins ThomasMichigan State Paye Uche* Kemp Hutchinson Glasgow McGrone Hudson Hill Metellus Hawkins Thomasat Indiana Ohio State * started in 3-4 defense.

Off ense 2019 2018 2017 2016 TOT CONS.

7 Tarik Black, WR, Jr. 6 1 3 10 08 Ronnie Bell, WR, So. 8 0 8 074 Ben Bredeson, OL, Sr. 10 13 12 8 43 2324 Zach Charbonnet, RB, Fr. 6 6 04 Nico Collins, WR, Jr. 7 11 1 18 482 Nick Eubanks, TE, Sr. 9 4 1 0 14 725 Hassan Haskins, RB, So. 3 3 376 Ryan Hayes, OL, So. 2 2 015 Giles Jackson, WR, Fr. 1 1 073 Jalen Mayfi eld, OL, So. 10 10 1084 Sean McKeon, TE, Sr. 4 6 10 0 20 250 Michael Onwenu, OL, Sr. 10 13 9 0 32 242 Shea Patterson, QB, Sr. 10 13 23 239 Donovan Peoples-Jones, WR, Jr. 6 11 6 23 251 Cesar Ruiz, OL, Jr. 10 13 5 28 2875 Jon Runyan, OL, Gr. 8 13 1 22 819 Mike Sainristil, WR, Fr. 1 1 081 Nate Schoenle, WR, Sr. 1 1 071 Andrew Stueber, OL, Jr. 2 2 0

Defense 2019 2018 2017 2016 TOT CONS.

4 Michael Danna, DE, Gr. 1 1 050 Michael Dwumfour, DT, Sr. 0 2 0 0 2 08 Devin Gil, LB, Sr. 0 13 1 0 14 029 Jordan Glasgow, LB, Gr. 10 2 0 0 12 1031 Vincent Gray, CB, So. 1 1 020 Brad Hawkins, S, Jr. 10 0 0 10 1024 Lavert Hill, CB, Sr. 9 13 12 0 34 47 Khaleke Hudson, S, Sr. 10 11 12 0 33 1897 Aidan Hutchinson, DL, So. 10 0 10 102 Carlo Kemp, DT, Sr. 10 12 0 0 22 2242 Ben Mason, DL, Jr. 1 1* 1* 3 044 Cam McGrone, LB, So. 7 7 714 Josh Metellus, S, Sr. 10 12 12 1 35 1319 Kwity Paye, DE, Jr. 9 4 0 13 412 Josh Ross, LB, Jr. 3 1 0 4 01 Ambry Thomas, CB, Jr. 10 10 106 Josh Uche, LB, Sr. 9 9 926 J’Marick Woods, S, Jr. 0 1 1 0

Starts may not all be at position currently listed* starts came at fullback.

STARTING ASSIGNMENTS: SEASON, CAREER AND CONSECUTIVE GAMES

2019 Michigan FootballMichigan Overall Team Statistics (as of Nov 17, 2019)

All games

Team Statistics MICH OPPSCORING 330 164 Points Per Game 33.0 16.4 Points Off Turnovers 51 43FIRST DOWNS 220 159 R u s h i n g 83 67 P a s s i n g 106 72 P e n a l t y 31 20RUSHING YARDAGE 1619 1068 Yards gained rushing 1867 1394 Yards lost rushing 248 326 Rushing Attempts 397 384 Average Per Rush 4.1 2.8 Average Per Game 161.9 106.8 TDs Rushing 24 12PASSING YARDAGE 2357 1548 C o m p - A t t - I n t 173-298-5 149-263-8 Average Per Pass 7.9 5.9 Average Per Catch 13.6 10.4 Average Per Game 235.7 154.8 TDs Passing 18 9TOTAL OFFENSE 3976 2616 Total Plays 695 647 Average Per Play 5.7 4.0 Average Per Game 397.6 261.6KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 15-382 18-417PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 35-282 17-121INT RETURNS: #-Yards 8-31 5-9KICK RETURN AVERAGE 25.5 23.2PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 8.1 7.1INT RETURN AVERAGE 3.9 1.8FUMBLES-LOST 22-10 13-9PENALTIES-Yards 62-501 76-673 Average Per Game 50.1 67.3PUNTS-Yards 42-1911 72-2900 Average Per Punt 45.5 40.3 Net punt average 39.8 35.2KICKOFFS-Yards 60-3340 33-2036 Average Per Kick 55.7 61.7 Net kick average 39.1 38.0TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 2 9 : 4 4 3 0 : 1 63RD-DOWN Conversions 53/131 41/145 3rd-Down Pct 40% 28%4TH-DOWN Conversions 10/18 12/19 4th-Down Pct 56% 63%SACKS BY-Yards 32-235 18-152MISC YARDS 0 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 43 22FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 10-16 3-6ON-SIDE KICKS 1-1 0-1RED-ZONE SCORES (40-50) 80% (17-23) 74%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (31-50) 62% (15-23) 65%PAT-ATTEMPTS (40-40) 100% (21-21) 100%ATTENDANCE 668144 268890 Games/Avg Per Game 6/111357 4/67222 Neutral Site Games 0/0

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalMichigan 72 86 73 89 10 330Opponents 42 52 34 29 7 164

2019 Michigan FootballMichigan Overall Individual Statistics (as of Nov 17, 2019)

All games

Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/gCharbonnet, Z. 10 124 600 11 589 4.8 11 41 58.9Haskins, Hassan 10 78 446 7 439 5.6 3 49 43.9Wilson, Tru 7 41 223 7 216 5.3 1 39 30.9Turner, C. 10 44 187 16 171 3.9 1 13 17.1Patterson, Shea 10 69 251 170 81 1.2 5 22 8.1McCaffrey, D. 6 13 68 1 67 5.2 1 10 11.2Jackson, Giles 10 3 34 0 34 11.3 0 21 3.4VanSumeren, B. 5 9 20 0 20 2.2 1 6 4.0Milton, Joe 4 5 16 0 16 3.2 1 9 4.0Barrett, M. 9 1 14 0 14 14.0 0 14 1.6Mason, Ben 10 1 3 0 3 3.0 0 3 0.3Capatina, N. 2 2 5 4 1 0.5 0 5 0.5Runyan, Jon 9 1 0 9 -9 -9.0 0 0 -1.0Peoples-Jones 8 1 0 9 -9 -9.0 0 0 -1.1TEAM 7 5 0 14 -14 -2.8 0 0 -2.0Total 10 397 1867 248 1619 4.1 24 49 161.9Opponents 10 384 1394 326 1068 2.8 12 72 106.8

Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/gPatterson, Shea 10 143.12 159-269-4 59.1 2157 16 71 215.7McCaffrey, D. 6 115.22 10-20-0 50.0 116 1 26 19.3Milton, Joe 4 132.23 3-7-1 42.9 59 1 29 14.8TEAM 7 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Barrett, M. 9 310.00 1-1-0 100.0 25 0 25 2.8Total 10 141.07 173-298-5 58.1 2357 18 71 235.7Opponents 10 111.30 149-263-8 56.7 1548 9 59 154.8

Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/gBell, Ronnie 10 37 621 16.8 0 71 62.1Collins, Nico 9 25 484 19.4 4 51 53.8Peoples-Jones 8 25 262 10.5 4 21 32.8Black, Tarik 10 21 284 13.5 1 36 28.4Eubanks, Nick 10 20 181 9.1 3 26 18.1McKeon, Sean 7 9 171 19.0 2 29 24.4Charbonnet, Z. 10 8 30 3.8 0 8 3.0Sainristil, M. 10 6 102 17.0 1 34 10.2Johnson, C. 9 4 61 15.2 1 39 6.8Jackson, Giles 10 4 35 8.8 1 23 3.5Turner, C. 10 4 13 3.2 0 6 1.3Haskins, Hassan 10 3 9 3.0 0 10 0.9Schoonmaker, L. 10 2 54 27.0 1 29 5.4Wilson, Tru 7 2 14 7.0 0 11 2.0Hill, Daxton 10 1 25 25.0 0 25 2.5All, Erick 9 1 10 10.0 0 10 1.1McCaffrey, D. 6 1 1 1.0 0 1 0.2Total 10 173 2357 13.6 18 71 235.7Opponents 10 149 1548 10.4 9 59 154.8

Punt Returns no. yds avg td lgPeoples-Jones 21 166 7.9 0 50Bell, Ronnie 8 67 8.4 0 27Hill, Lavert 3 -1 -0.3 0 0Hudson, Khaleke 1 18 18.0 0 0Glasgow, Jordan 1 32 32.0 0 0Sainristil, M. 1 0 0.0 0 0Total 35 282 8.1 0 50Opponents 17 121 7.1 0 17

Interceptions no. yds avg td lgHill, Lavert 3 25 8.3 0 20Thomas, Ambry 3 6 2.0 0 4Metellus, Josh 2 0 0.0 0 0Total 8 31 3.9 0 20Opponents 5 9 1.8 0 9

Kick Returns no. yds avg td lgJackson, Giles 14 362 25.9 1 97Barrett, M. 1 20 20.0 0 20Total 15 382 25.5 1 97Opponents 18 417 23.2 1 97

Fumble Returns no. yds avg td lgKemp, Carlo 1 0 0.0 0 0Total 1 0 0.0 0 0Opponents 0 0 0.0 0 0


All games

PATScoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf ptsCharbonnet, Z. 11 - - - - - - - 66Moody, Jake - 6-9 18-18 - - - - - 36Nordin, Quinn - 4-7 22-22 - - - - - 34Patterson, Shea 5 - - - - 1-2 - - 30Peoples-Jones 4 - - - - - - - 24Collins, Nico 4 - - - - - - - 24Haskins, Hassan 3 - - - - - - - 18Eubanks, Nick 3 - - - - - - - 18McKeon, Sean 2 - - - - - - - 12Jackson, Giles 2 - - - - - - - 12Black, Tarik 1 - - - 1 - - - 8Schoonmaker, L. 1 - - - - - - - 6Wilson, Tru 1 - - - - - - - 6Milton, Joe 1 - - - - - - - 6VanSumeren, B. 1 - - - - - - - 6Turner, C. 1 - - 0-1 - - - - 6McCaffrey, D. 1 - - - - - - - 6Johnson, C. 1 - - - - - - - 6Sainristil, M. 1 - - - - - - - 6Total 43 10-16 40-40 0-1 1 1-2 - - 330Opponents 22 3-6 21-21 1-1 - - - - 164

Total Offense g plays rush pass total avg/gPatterson, Shea 10 338 81 2157 2238 223.8Charbonnet, Z. 10 124 589 0 589 58.9Haskins, Hassan 10 78 439 0 439 43.9Wilson, Tru 7 41 216 0 216 30.9McCaffrey, D. 6 33 67 116 183 30.5Turner, C. 10 44 171 0 171 17.1Milton, Joe 4 12 16 59 75 18.8Barrett, M. 9 2 14 25 39 4.3Jackson, Giles 10 3 34 0 34 3.4VanSumeren, B. 5 9 20 0 20 4.0Mason, Ben 10 1 3 0 3 0.3Capatina, N. 2 2 1 0 1 0.5Runyan, Jon 9 1 -9 0 -9 -1.0Peoples-Jones 8 1 -9 0 -9 -1.1TEAM 7 6 -14 0 -14 -2.0Total 10 695 1619 2357 3976 397.6Opponents 10 647 1068 1548 2616 261.6

Field Goals fg pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 lg blkMoody, Jake 6-9 66.7 0-0 3-3 2-4 1-1 0-1 43 0Nordin, Quinn 4-7 57.1 0-0 1-1 2-3 1-1 0-2 49 0

FG Sequence Michigan OpponentsMiddle Tennessee (34),(27) -ARMY 55,(43) 50Wisconsin - 48Rutgers (33) -IOWA (28),58,34 (22)Illinois 34 (50)Penn State 58 -Notre Dame (21) -Maryland 37,(38) 37Michigan State (28),(49),(33) (35)

Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.

Punting no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blkHart, Will 41 1891 46.1 61 6 10 7 14 0TEAM 1 20 20.0 20 0 0 0 0 1Total 42 1911 45.5 61 6 10 7 14 1Opponents 72 2900 40.3 70 4 5 21 12 2

Kickoffs no. yds avg tb ob retn net ydlnMoody, Jake 58 3236 55.8 23 0Nordin, Quinn 1 40 40.0 0 0Selzer, A. 1 64 64.0 0 0Total 60 3340 55.7 23 0 23.2 39.1 25Opponents 33 2036 61.7 16 1 25.5 38.0 27


All games

All Purpose g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/gBell, Ronnie 10 0 621 67 0 0 688 68.8Charbonnet, Z. 10 589 30 0 0 0 619 61.9Collins, Nico 9 0 484 0 0 0 484 53.8Haskins, Hassan 10 439 9 0 0 0 448 44.8Jackson, Giles 10 34 35 0 362 0 431 43.1Peoples-Jones 8 -9 262 166 0 0 419 52.4Black, Tarik 10 0 284 0 0 0 284 28.4Wilson, Tru 7 216 14 0 0 0 230 32.9Turner, C. 10 171 13 0 0 0 184 18.4Eubanks, Nick 10 0 181 0 0 0 181 18.1McKeon, Sean 7 0 171 0 0 0 171 24.4Sainristil, M. 10 0 102 0 0 0 102 10.2Patterson, Shea 10 81 0 0 0 0 81 8.1McCaffrey, D. 6 67 1 0 0 0 68 11.3Johnson, C. 9 0 61 0 0 0 61 6.8Schoonmaker, L 10 0 54 0 0 0 54 5.4Barrett, M. 9 14 0 0 20 0 34 3.8Glasgow, Jordan 10 0 0 32 0 0 32 3.2Hill, Daxton 10 0 25 0 0 0 25 2.5Hill, Lavert 9 0 0 -1 0 25 24 2.7VanSumeren, B. 5 20 0 0 0 0 20 4.0Hudson, Khalek 10 0 0 18 0 0 18 1.8Milton, Joe 4 16 0 0 0 0 16 4.0All, Erick 9 0 10 0 0 0 10 1.1Thomas, Ambry 10 0 0 0 0 6 6 0.6Mason, Ben 10 3 0 0 0 0 3 0.3Capatina, N. 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 0.5Runyan, Jon 9 -9 0 0 0 0 -9 -1.0TEAM 7 -14 0 0 0 0 -14 -2.0Total 10 1619 2357 282 382 31 4671 467.1Opponents 10 1068 1548 121 417 9 3163 316.3

2019 Michigan FootballMichigan Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Nov 17, 2019)

All games

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd

## Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf

7A Hudson, Khaleke 10 36 47 83 3.5-22 2.0-20 . 3 3 . . 1 .29 Glasgow, Jordan 10 37 34 71 5.0-48 4.5-32 . 2 3 1-0 . 1 .20 Hawkins, Brad 10 30 23 53 . . . 1 . . . . .14 Metellus, Josh 10 31 22 53 3.5-9 . 2-0 3 . 1-0 . . .44 McGrone, Cam 10 31 18 49 7.5-41 4.0-33 . . 4 . 1 . .97 Hutchinson, A. 10 23 23 46 7.5-39 3.5-29 . 5 2 . 2 . .1D Paye, Kwity 9 23 19 42 10.0-43 5.5-35 . . 3 1-0 . . .2A Kemp, Carlo 10 13 21 34 4.5-22 2.0-17 . . . 1-0 . . .4A Danna, Michael 10 15 15 30 3.0-20 3.0-20 . . 2 . 1 . .6A Uche, Josh 10 18 10 28 9.5-62 7.5-57 . 2 4 . 1 . .1 Thomas, Ambry 10 22 4 26 3.0-5 . 3-6 3 . 2-0 . . .12 Ross, Josh 3 8 10 18 . . . . . . . . .30 Hill, Daxton 10 12 5 17 1.5-2 . . 3 . 2-0 . . .31 Gray, Vincent 10 12 4 16 1.5-1 . . 5 . . . . .2D Hill, Lavert 9 7 5 12 1.0-1 . 3-25 7 . . . . .34 Anthony, Jordan 9 6 5 11 . . . . 1 . . . .8A Gil, Devin 10 5 2 7 0.5-2 . . . . . . . .43 McCurry, Jake 8 1 5 6 0.5-16 . . . . . . . .42 Mason, Ben 10 2 4 6 . . . . . . . . .23 Barrett, M. 9 4 2 6 . . . . . . . . .18 Vilain, Luiji 6 4 1 5 1.0-4 1.0-4 . . . . 1 . .22 Green, Gemon 8 4 1 5 . . . . . . . . .32 Grodman, Louis 10 3 2 5 . . . . . . . . .27 Reynolds, H. 9 2 3 5 1.0-3 . . . . . . . .5D Dwumfour, M. 8 1 3 4 1.0-1 . . 1 2 . . . .26 Woods, J'Marick 4 3 1 4 . . . . . . . . .1E Hinton, Chris 9 . 3 3 . . . . . . . . .41 Fakih, Adam 8 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .91 Upshaw, Taylor 5 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .28 Cochran, Tyler 9 2 . 2 . . . . . 1-0 1 . .25 Haskins, Hassan 10 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .1L Faustin, Sammy 6 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .16 Kelly-Powell 3 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .45 Bush, Peter 10 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .46 Shibley, Adam 7 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .4 Collins, Nico 9 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .1A Solomon, A. 9 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .81 Schoenle, Nate 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .73 Mayfield, Jalen 10 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .9 Peoples-Jones 8 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .83 All, Erick 9 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .3 Turner, C. 10 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .

Total 10 371 296 667 65-341 32-235 8-31 35 24 9-0 7 2 .Opponents 10 387 286 673 43-230 18-152 5-9 38 20 10-0 17 1 .

2019 Michigan FootballMichigan Team Game-by-Game (as of Nov 17, 2019)

All games

TEAM STATISTICS

Rushing Receiving Passing Kick Returns Punt Returns totDate Opponent no. yds td lg no. yds td lg cmp-att-int yds td lg no. yds td lg no. yds td lg offAug 31 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 45 233 2 41 19 220 3 36 19-33-0 220 3 36 3 76 0 34 6 40 0 27 453Sep 07 ARMY 45 108 3 12 20 232 0 25 20-31-0 232 0 25 3 70 0 30 1 -5 0 0 340Sep 21 at Wisconsin 19 40 0 9 17 259 2 68 17-42-2 259 2 68 0 0 0 0 3 20 0 12 299Sep 28 RUTGERS 41 141 5 15 20 335 2 48 20-27-1 335 2 48 1 13 0 13 5 29 0 11 476Oct 05 IOWA 33 120 1 18 14 147 0 51 14-26-1 147 0 51 1 19 0 19 1 36 0 36 267Oct 12 at Illinois 48 295 3 29 11 194 3 71 11-22-0 194 3 71 1 20 0 20 2 35 0 3 489Oct 19 at Penn State 41 141 3 14 24 276 0 35 24-41-1 276 0 35 1 10 0 10 5 12 0 14 417Oct 26 NOTRE DAME 57 303 3 49 8 134 3 34 8-14-0 134 3 34 1 23 0 23 4 24 0 16 437Nov 02 at Maryland 34 155 3 39 16 176 1 51 16-29-0 176 1 51 2 121 1 97 5 15 0 13 331Nov 16 MICHIGAN STATE 34 83 1 21 24 384 4 42 24-33-0 384 4 42 2 30 0 17 3 76 0 50 467Michigan 397 1619 24 49 173 2357 18 71 173-298-5 2357 18 71 15 382 1 97 35 282 0 50 3976Opponents 384 1068 12 72 149 1548 9 59 149-263-8 1548 9 59 18 417 1 97 17 121 0 17 2616

Games: 10 • Avg/rush: 4.1 • Avg/catch: 13.6 • Pass effic: 141.07 • KR avg: 25.5 • PR avg: 8.1 • All purpose avg/game: 467.1 • Total offense avg/gm: 397.6

Tackles Sacks Fumble Pass Defense blkd PAT Attempts offDate Opponent ua a total tfl-yds no-yds ff fr-yds int-yds qbh brup kick kick rush rcv saf t/o ptsAug 31 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 41 16 57 6.0-31 3.0-25 1 1-0 1-2 4 4 0 4-4 0 0 0 7 40Sep 07 ARMY 26 66 92 2.0-13 1.0-10 1 2-0 1-20 0 0 0 3-3 0 0 0 7 24Sep 21 at Wisconsin 49 38 87 2.0-16 1.0-11 0 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0-0 0 1 0 0 14Sep 28 RUTGERS 36 30 66 6.0-20 2.0-14 1 1-0 0-0 4 1 0 7-7 0 0 0 7 52Oct 05 IOWA 42 32 74 13.0-73 8.0-65 1 1-0 3-0 6 4 0 1-1 0 0 0 3 10Oct 12 at Illinois 49 16 65 12.0-86 6.0-44 2 2-0 0-0 1 8 1 6-6 0 0 0 7 42Oct 19 at Penn State 22 30 52 5.0-15 2.0-7 0 0-0 0-0 2 3 0 3-3 0 0 0 0 21Oct 26 NOTRE DAME 28 26 54 6.0-21 2.0-18 1 2-0 0-0 5 7 0 6-6 0 0 0 10 45Nov 02 at Maryland 47 16 63 8.0-42 4.0-31 0 0-0 1-0 0 4 0 5-5 0 0 0 0 38Nov 16 MICHIGAN STATE 31 26 57 5.0-24 3.0-22 0 0-0 2-9 2 2 1 5-5 0 0 0 10 44Michigan 371 296 667 65.0-341 33.0-247 7 9-0 8-31 24 35 2 40-40 0 1 0 51 330Opponents 387 286 673 43.0-230 18.0-152 17 10-0 5-9 20 38 1 21-21 1 0 0 43 164

Punting Field Goals KickoffsDate Opponent no. yds avg long blkd tb fc 50+ i20 md-att long blkd no. yds avg tb obAug 31 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 5 208 41.6 51 0 1 1 1 2 2-2 34 0 8 345 43.1 1 0Sep 07 ARMY 1 61 61.0 61 0 0 0 1 0 1-2 43 0 3 195 65.0 3 0Sep 21 at Wisconsin 5 255 51.0 61 0 0 1 3 1 0-0 0 0 2 127 63.5 1 0Sep 28 RUTGERS 2 95 47.5 54 0 0 1 1 0 1-1 33 0 9 518 57.6 2 0Oct 05 IOWA 8 365 45.6 59 0 2 0 3 0 1-3 28 0 3 132 44.0 0 0Oct 12 at Illinois 3 133 44.3 49 0 1 0 0 0 0-1 0 0 7 388 55.4 3 0Oct 19 at Penn State 5 230 46.0 51 0 1 1 1 1 0-1 0 0 4 235 58.8 1 0Oct 26 NOTRE DAME 7 268 38.3 57 1 1 2 2 1 1-1 21 0 8 427 53.4 2 0Nov 02 at Maryland 5 249 49.8 53 0 0 4 2 2 1-2 38 0 7 426 60.9 4 0Nov 16 MICHIGAN STATE 1 47 47.0 47 0 0 0 0 0 3-3 49 0 9 547 60.8 6 0Michigan 42 1911 45.5 61 1 6 10 14 7 10-16 49 0 60 3340 55.7 23 0Opponents 72 2900 40.3 70 2 4 5 12 21 3-6 50 0 33 2036 61.7 16 1

2019 Michigan FootballMichigan Opponent Game-by-Game (as of Nov 17, 2019)

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OPPONENT STATISTICS

Rushing Receiving Passing Kick Returns Punt Returns totDate Opponent no. yds td lg no. yds td lg cmp-att-int yds td lg no. yds td lg no. yds td lg offAug 31 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 28 67 1 18 26 234 2 59 26-41-1 234 2 59 0 0 0 0 1 7 0 7 301Sep 07 ARMY 61 200 3 31 2 43 0 34 2-5-1 43 0 34 0 0 0 0 1 12 0 12 243Sep 21 at Wisconsin 57 359 5 72 13 128 0 26 13-16-0 128 0 26 1 11 0 11 4 39 0 14 487Sep 28 RUTGERS 29 46 0 6 17 106 0 17 17-24-0 106 0 17 5 74 0 20 1 0 0 0 152Oct 05 IOWA 30 1 0 15 23 260 0 34 23-42-3 260 0 34 1 37 0 37 4 54 0 17 261Oct 12 at Illinois 43 64 2 15 16 192 1 35 16-29-0 192 1 35 2 38 0 23 0 0 0 0 256Oct 19 at Penn State 29 101 1 44 14 182 3 53 14-25-0 182 3 53 2 65 0 40 3 7 0 7 283Oct 26 NOTRE DAME 31 47 0 9 11 133 2 28 11-29-0 133 2 28 3 46 0 20 1 0 0 0 180Nov 02 at Maryland 46 129 0 16 10 104 0 24 10-22-1 104 0 24 2 113 1 97 1 2 0 2 233Nov 16 MICHIGAN STATE 30 54 0 10 17 166 1 29 17-30-2 166 1 29 2 33 0 23 1 0 0 0 220Opponents 384 1068 12 72 149 1548 9 59 149-263-8 1548 9 59 18 417 1 97 17 121 0 17 2616Michigan 397 1619 24 49 173 2357 18 71 173-298-5 2357 18 71 15 382 1 97 35 282 0 50 3976

Games: 10 • Avg/rush: 2.8 • Avg/catch: 10.4 • Pass effic: 111.30 • KR avg: 23.2 • PR avg: 7.1 • All purpose avg/game: 316.3 • Total offense avg/gm: 261.6

Tackles Sacks Fumble Pass Defense blkd PAT Attempts offDate Opponent ua a total tfl-yds no-yds ff fr-yds int-yds qbh brup kick kick rush rcv saf t/o ptsAug 31 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 46 32 78 3.0-20 2.0-19 2 2-0 0-0 1 4 0 3-3 0 0 0 14 21Sep 07 ARMY 47 34 81 5.0-34 4.0-30 4 3-0 0-0 1 1 0 3-3 0 0 0 14 21Sep 21 at Wisconsin 27 12 39 6.0-31 2.0-15 3 2-0 2-6 7 10 0 5-5 0 0 0 0 35Sep 28 RUTGERS 39 32 71 3.0-9 1.0-3 0 0-0 1-0 0 2 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Oct 05 IOWA 34 24 58 4.0-27 2.0-15 2 0-0 1-0 3 3 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 3Oct 12 at Illinois 39 28 67 3.0-6 0.0-0 2 2-0 0-0 1 3 0 2-2 1 0 0 8 25Oct 19 at Penn State 35 54 89 3.0-11 1.0-7 0 0-0 1-3 6 5 0 4-4 0 0 0 7 28Oct 26 NOTRE DAME 36 42 78 5.0-32 2.0-20 2 0-0 0-0 0 2 1 2-2 0 0 0 0 14Nov 02 at Maryland 43 8 51 6.0-14 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 5 0 1-1 0 0 0 0 7Nov 16 MICHIGAN STATE 41 20 61 5.0-46 4.0-43 2 1-0 0-0 1 3 0 1-1 0 0 0 0 10Opponents 387 286 673 43.0-230 18.0-152 17 10-0 5-9 20 38 1 21-21 1 0 0 43 164Michigan 371 296 667 65.0-341 33.0-247 7 9-0 8-31 24 35 2 40-40 0 1 0 51 330

Punting Field Goals KickoffsDate Opponent no. yds avg long blkd tb fc 50+ i20 md-att long blkd no. yds avg tb obAug 31 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 9 341 37.9 51 0 1 0 1 1 0-0 0 0 3 178 59.3 0 0Sep 07 ARMY 4 180 45.0 64 0 0 0 1 2 0-1 0 0 3 181 60.3 0 0Sep 21 at Wisconsin 4 186 46.5 53 0 1 0 1 1 0-1 0 0 6 390 65.0 6 0Sep 28 RUTGERS 7 303 43.3 48 0 0 2 0 1 0-0 0 0 1 58 58.0 0 0Oct 05 IOWA 7 268 38.3 56 0 1 1 1 3 1-1 22 0 2 120 60.0 1 0Oct 12 at Illinois 8 328 41.0 70 1 1 0 4 2 1-1 50 0 5 324 64.8 4 0Oct 19 at Penn State 8 352 44.0 60 0 0 1 2 4 0-0 0 0 5 321 64.2 4 0Oct 26 NOTRE DAME 10 423 42.3 61 0 0 0 2 4 0-0 0 0 3 168 56.0 1 0Nov 02 at Maryland 8 279 34.9 46 0 0 1 0 1 0-1 0 0 2 122 61.0 0 0Nov 16 MICHIGAN STATE 7 240 34.3 49 1 0 0 0 2 1-1 35 0 3 174 58.0 0 1Opponents 72 2900 40.3 70 2 4 5 12 21 3-6 50 0 33 2036 61.7 16 1Michigan 42 1911 45.5 61 1 6 10 14 7 10-16 49 0 60 3340 55.7 23 0

2019 Michigan FootballMichigan Red-Zone Results (as of Nov 17, 2019)

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Michigan Inside Opponent Red-Zone

Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZ

Date Opponent Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Down Int Fumb Half Game

Aug 31, 2019 MIDDLE TENNESSEE W 40-21 5 4 19 2 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0Sep 07, 2019 ARMY W 24-21 4 3 21 3 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Sep 21, 2019 at Wisconsin L 14-35 4 2 14 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0Sep 28, 2019 RUTGERS W 52-0 6 6 38 5 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Oct 05, 2019 IOWA W 10-3 3 2 10 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0Oct 12, 2019 at Illinois W 42-25 7 4 28 4 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 1 0Oct 19, 2019 at Penn State L 21-28 4 3 21 3 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Oct 26, 2019 NOTRE DAME W 45-14 5 5 31 4 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Nov 02, 2019 at Maryland W 38-7 6 5 31 4 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0Nov 16, 2019 MICHIGAN STATE W 44-10 6 6 30 3 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0

Totals 50 40 243 31 22 9 9 3 4 0 2 1 040 of 50 (80.0%)

Opponents Inside Michigan Red-Zone

Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZ

Date Opponent Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Down Int Fumb Half Game

Aug 31, 2019 MIDDLE TENNESSEE W 40-21 2 2 14 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Sep 07, 2019 ARMY W 24-21 4 3 21 3 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0Sep 21, 2019 at Wisconsin L 14-35 4 3 21 3 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Sep 28, 2019 RUTGERS W 52-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Oct 05, 2019 IOWA W 10-3 1 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Oct 12, 2019 at Illinois W 42-25 2 2 15 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Oct 19, 2019 at Penn State L 21-28 2 2 14 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Oct 26, 2019 NOTRE DAME W 45-14 2 2 14 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Nov 02, 2019 at Maryland W 38-7 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0Nov 16, 2019 MICHIGAN STATE W 44-10 2 2 10 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Totals 23 17 112 15 10 5 2 2 1 2 0 1 017 of 23 (73.9%)

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