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Michigan vs. Illinois availability report: Nine out, three players questionable, including starting OL

Anthony Broomeby:Anthony Broome•10/19/24•

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Michigan Wolverines football offensive lineman Myles Hinton transferred in from Stanford ahead of the 2023 season. (Photo by Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports)
Michigan Wolverines football offensive lineman Myles Hinton transferred in from Stanford ahead of the 2023 season. (Photo by Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports)

The Michigan Wolverines released their conference-mandated availability report for Saturday’s game against Illinois with three players as game-time decisions, including a starting offensive lineman.

Left tackle Myles Hinton missed the Washington game last week and is listed as questionable, along with graduate cornerback Aamir Hall and junior linebacker Jimmy Rolder. Nine other players were listed as out.

Here is this week’s full report, which denotes one season-ending injury.

OUT

• Junior safety Jaden Mangham
• Junior linebacker Micah Pollard
• Senior safety Rod Moore
• Sophomore DL Enow Etta
• Senior cornerback Ja’Den McBurrows (season)
• Freshman running back Jordan Marshall
• Senior defensive tackle Rayshaun Benny
• Running back Leon Franklin
• Running back Bryson Kuzdal

QUESTIONABLE

• Graduate corner Aamir Hall
• Junior linebacker Jimmy Rolder
• Graduate offensive tackle Myles Hinton

Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore weighs in on game with Illinois

Michigan knows it has its work cut out for Saturday against the Illini facing a program that it knows will not back down physically.

“Coach Bielema just does an outstanding job building a program, physicality, toughness, detail in what they do offensively,” head coach Sherrone Moore said during his Monday press conference. “Luke Altmyer, the quarterback, he’s gotten so much better. He’s just progressed from last year to this year. You can see him being in the system for another year. And then we’ve got skill guys all over the place with the receivers and the two backs, really good. And then defensively, tough physical front. They’ve mixed up the coverages in these past games, played a little bit more quarters last game, and that could have been who they were playing. But they’re mainly a one-high team. They don’t go into two high stuff. But physical defense, and we’ve got to be ready for that challenge.”

Saturday’s game between Michigan and Illinois kicks off at 3:30 p.m. ET on CBS. The Wolverines are a five-point favorite, per FanDuel Sportsbook.

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