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  02/25/23 - OT Myles HintonrSr/2025, Michigan

  For a second straight year, Michigan's football team enters the offseason with a big problem on its hands along the offensive line. (A good one, of course.) Too many capable players and not enough spots, after adding three veteran starters via the transfer portal during the months of December and January. But the Wolverines kicked off spring practice this week without Arizona State transfer LaDarius Henderson and a slowed Myles Hinton and Drake Nugent, both transfers from Stanford, three players with significant starting experience.

Still, head coach Jim Harbaugh summed up the situation nicely on Thursday, his first meeting with reporters in nearly two months. "A good problem to have, right?," Harbaugh said. "How hard is it going to be to get to five starters? It'll probably be pretty hard - like it was last year when we considered 7-8 guys that were starters." By the end of Michigan's 2022 season, through injury and merit, eight different players started games last year. Only two of them departed for the NFL, leaving six returners, the group of three transfers - and a couple of additional names Harbaugh considers in the mix for playing time. "You look at it now - Karsen Barnhart, Greg Crippen, Trevor Keegan, Gio (El-Hadi), Trente Jones, Zak Zinter, Jeff Persi - I consider them all starters," Harbaugh said. "And then LaDarius Henderson, Drake Nugent, Myles Hinton - all capable. Andrew Gentry is going to be really good. Reece Atteberry is going to be really good. Dom Giuidice has come over and he's been really good from the defensive side." - Ann Arbor News


rSr/2025 OT Myles HintonMichigan
News Source: Ann Arbor News



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