Newsstand: The Wolverine's Football Preview nears completion
We have entered the portion of the calendar where football preview magazines are stuffing newsstands locally and across the country. Sooner rather than later, the same will be the case for the team here at The Wolverine when it comes to Michigan.
The vast majority of the production copy for this year’s edition of our football preview magazine was turned in last week with a few lingering items being finalized. The Wolverine Football Preview magazine, which features returning captain and graduate student wide receiver Ronnie Bell on the cover, delivers everything you need to know about Michigan football for the 2022 season. Included in this information-packed, 160-page magazine are:
- An in-depth feature on what it will take for Michigan to defeat Ohio State and defend its Big Ten title
- A roundtable panel of national experts assessing the Wolverines’ chances this fall
- A look back at the 1992 Michigan team
- Profiles on wide receiver Ronnie Bell, running back Blake Corum, offensive lineman Olu Oluwatimi, defensive end Mike Morris, linebacker Junior Colson and cornerback DJ Turner
- Comprehensive position group overviews
- Opponent previews
- Wolverines in the NFL
- 2017 recruiting class review
- Recruiting targets for 2023
- Plus, insightful columns from our own John Borton, Chris Balas and Drew Hallett — and much more!
Subscribers of TheWolverine.com can preorder their copy today for a discounted price of $9.95 and FREE shipping. Non-members can order at the regular rate of $14.95, but still receive free shipping if they get their orders in before June 27.
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Brady Cook injury
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AJ McCarron slams Bama
'Everyone's worried about f-----g TikTok'
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Coach Prime
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Not alright, alright
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Travis Hunter
Deion Sanders shares Buffs star will play Saturday vs. Cincinnati
We are expecting a mid-July shipping date for the issue. Our staff has been hard at work for months and are excited to give you the most in-depth look at the Michigan football team in the market.
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Michigan quote of the day
“I think NIL played a factor with all of us. Being able to not have to worry about money but also being able to play college basketball, I think, was the best of both worlds for a lot of us.”
– Michigan basketball center Hunter Dickinson on returning to college in 2022
Headlines of the day
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