Newsstand: Michigan football freshmen turning heads so far
The Michigan Wolverines have a handful of key freshmen coming into the program heading into the 2025 season with the No. 6 class in the country. While the team is still only in winter workouts, the early returns have been positive, according to reports from within the program.
On3’s Steve Wiltfong and Pete Nakos spoke with sources in Ann Arbor over the weekend and have the rundown on who has stood out so far upon arriving on campus.
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“[Quarterback] Bryce [Underwood] has been tremendous. His work ethic, his maturity, his commitment to the process.
“[Wide receiver] Andrew Marsh is going to be high end for us. [Offensive lineman Andrew] Babalola and [offensive lineman] Avery Gach are both what we expected. [Cornerback] Shamari Earls looks really good.
“Looking at the group we just brought in there’s not a lot we’re looking at and saying ‘Oh shit, I don’t know about that one.’ They’re all going to have a chance to go get in the mix in spring ball.”
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“This can’t turn into two losses. We’re a half game out of first place in the Big Ten in mid-February, so there’s no time to hang our heads and mope and feel sorry for ourselves. Like I said, we’ve got to unify and figure out a way to get better tomorrow, take care of our bodies, and get our edge back. Lost in rivalry stuff sometimes is that there’s a basketball game that requires execution and it requires poise, and we didn’t look like a more poised veteran team tonight, and I think for the most part this year we’ve looked like a really connected veteran group.”
– Michigan head basketball coach Dusty May on response to loss to Michigan State
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