Wolverine TV: Kalel Mullings speaks ahead of TCU game
Michigan football is busy preparing for its showdown with TCU in the Fiesta Bowl on Dec. 31, but one of its players is practicing in a much different capacity than he was used to. Junior Kalel Mullings has bounced between running back and linebacker in 2022 and now finds himself as one of the primary backups to Donovan Edwards for the College Football Playoff.
Mullings spoke to the media on Tuesday afternoon to discuss his switch back to running back and other storylines heading into the CFP. Below is a snippet of his press availability.
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