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Michigan Wolverines Off-Season Recruiting Update

As the recruiting season progresses, the Michigan Wolverines continue to strengthen their roster with strategic commitments. This week, the Wolverines welcomed a promising addition to their tight end group, focusing on enhancing their blocking capabilities. Here’s a detailed look at the latest recruit and what he brings to the team.

New Commitment:
1. Carl Trewyn (TE, 3-star):
- From: Zeeland, MI
- Profile: 6'5", 250 lbs, Blocking Tight End
- National Rank: 14th at his position

Attributes:
- Run Block: 73
- Pass Block: 67
- Awareness: 68
- Lead Block: 68
- Strength: 82
- Pass Block Power: 64
- Pass Block Finesse: 62
- Impact Blocking: 71
- Second Level Abilities and Road Dog Mentality

Insight:
Carl Trewyn’s commitment enhances Michigan’s tight end group with a focus on blocking skills. His size and strength are significant assets, allowing him to excel in run blocking and provide solid protection in passing situations. Trewyn’s attributes and Road Dog mentality make him a valuable addition, especially in schemes that require tight ends to support the offensive line and create running lanes.

Trewyn's Strengths:
- Run Blocking: With a run block rating of 73, Trewyn will be instrumental in opening gaps for Michigan’s dynamic running backs. His ability to block at the second level ensures he can take on linebackers and safeties downfield.
- Strength:** Trewyn’s strength rating of 82 highlights his physical presence, crucial for winning battles at the line of scrimmage.
- Impact Blocking: A rating of 71 in impact blocking demonstrates his capability to make significant blocks that can lead to big plays.
- Road Dog Mentality: His attitude and approach to the game align well with Michigan’s physical style of play, emphasizing toughness and resilience.

What This Means for Michigan:
The addition of Carl Trewyn fits well with Michigan’s emphasis on a power running game. His blocking skills will complement the rushing attack led by Cole Cabana and provide critical support for quarterback protection. Trewyn’s presence allows the Wolverines to maintain strength in the trenches and ensure versatility in offensive play-calling.

As Michigan continues to build for the future, the commitment of Carl Trewyn showcases the program’s focus on strengthening key positions with players who bring specific skill sets and mentalities. The Wolverines’ strategic approach to recruiting will help maintain their competitive edge and build a team capable of excelling in high-stakes games.

Stay tuned to EFBC for more in-depth analysis, updates, and coverage as Michigan navigates the recruiting season and prepares for the next chapter in their football journey. Go Blue!

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2025 College Football Season: Week 1 Recap and Michigan Prepares for Oklahoma

The 2025 college football season is off to a dramatic start, with thrilling upsets, standout performances, and significant changes in the Top 25 rankings. The Michigan Wolverines secured a strong start to their campaign and now prepare for a key matchup against Oklahoma. Here’s a comprehensive recap of Week 1, updated rankings, standout performances, and a preview of Michigan’s next game.

Week 1 Recap:
Notable Games:
1. South Carolina (1-0) defeated Virginia Tech 35-28.

2. #9 Georgia defeated #16 Illinois 35-21.
- Key Performances:
- Georgia Jr. (RS) QB Gunner Stockton: 347 yards, 2 TD, 61 rushing yards, 1 rush TD
- Georgia Jr. WR London Humprhreys: 9 catches, 167 yards

3. #6 Ole Miss (0-2) lost to #3 Oregon 28-17.
- Key Performances:
- Oregon Jr. QB Dante Moore: 336 yards, 4 TD
- Oregon Sr. WR Evan Stewart: 4 receptions, 151 yards, 2 TD

4. East Carolina (1-0) defeated #2 NC State 35-14.
- Key Performances:
- East Carolina Sr. (RS) QB Jake Garcia: 5 TD
- East Carolina Jr. (RS) WR Chase Sowell: 8 receptions, 118 yards, 3 TD

5. Michigan State lost to Western Michigan 28-20.

6. #14 UCF was nearly shut out by Kansas State, losing 3-14.
- Key Performance:
- Kansas State Jr. (RS) RE Tobi Osunsanmi: 3.5 sacks

7. FCS Northwest stunned #8 Utah 50-18.

8. #10 Syracuse continued their hot run, defeating #18 Miami 24-21.
- Key Performance:
- Miami Jr. WR Ray Ray Joseph: 8 receptions, 128 yards, 1 TD

9. Ball State upset #21 Oklahoma State 24-21.

10. Oklahoma defeated Louisville 35-23.
- Key Performances:
- Oklahoma Jr. QB Jackson Arnold: 348 yards, 4 TD
- Oklahoma HB Gavin Sawchuk: 100 yards, 1 TD

11. #11 Auburn lost to #15 Baylor 13-16 in a defensive battle.

12. Liberty pulled an upset over Mississippi State 38-35.

13. #13 Florida State knocked off #5 Alabama 36-29.
- Insight: Alabama’s 3 turnovers were costly, and Florida State capitalized with a 4th-quarter comeback.

14. #4 Texas edged #22 Boston College 24-21.

15. UCLA pulled off the biggest upset of the week, knocking off #1 Ohio State in Columbus 42-41.
- Key Performance:
- Ohio State Sr. (RS) QB Devin Brown: nearly 500 passing yards

16. LSU opened the season with a win over #7 Clemson 21-20.

17. Purdue knocked off USC in the opening week of action.

Updated Top 25 Rankings:
1. Oregon (1-0)
2. Texas (1-0)
3. Florida State (1-0)
4. Georgia (1-0)
5. Syracuse (1-0)
6. Penn State (1-0)
7. Baylor (1-0)
8. Alabama (0-1)
9. Nebraska (1-0)
10. Ohio State (0-1)
11. Auburn (0-1)
12. NC State (0-1)
13. Texas Tech (1-0)
14. Clemson (0-1)
15. Michigan (1-0)
16. Kansas State (1-0)
17. Texas A&M (1-0)
18. UCF (0-1)
19. Miami (0-1)
20. Illinois (0-1)
21. Purdue (1-0)
22. Utah (0-1)
23. BYU (0-0)
24. Boston College (0-1)
25. Notre Dame (0-1)

Dropped Out: Ole Miss, Oklahoma State, Stanford
Others Receiving Votes: Iowa, Ole Miss, Washington, Oklahoma, Arkansas

Heisman Watch:
1. Oregon WR Evan Stewart (Sr.): 4 Rec, 151 Rec Yds, 2 Rec TD
2. Texas A&M HB Rueben Owens (So. RS): 12 Car, 107 Rush Yds, TD
3. Notre Dame HB Jeremiyah Love (Jr.): DNP
4. Ole Miss WR Antwane Wells (Sr. RS): 8 Rec, 169 Rec Yds, 2 Rec TD
5. Texas A&M QB Conner Weigman (Jr. RS): 16-25, 241 Pass Yds, 3 Pass TD

Players of the Week:
1. National Defensive Player of the Week:
- Louisiana LOLB Cameron Robertson: 9 Tkl, 4 Sacks
2. National Offensive Player of the Week:
- TJ Finley QB: 28-39, 430 Pass Yds, 5 Pass TD, Rush TD

Big Ten Standouts:
1. Defensive:
- Maryland MLB Caleb Wheatland: 11 Tkl, 2 INT
2. Offensive:
- Maryland QB MJ Morris: 26-40, 327 Pass Yds, 6 Pass TD, 74 Rush Yds, Rush TD

Michigan’s Upcoming Matchup:
Next Game:
- Michigan vs. Oklahoma
- Location: Gaylord Oklahoma Memorial, Norman, OK

Preview:
- Michigan (1-0) travels to face Oklahoma, coming off a strong opening win.
- Key Players to Watch:
- Michigan: QB Alex Orji, HB Cole Cabana, DT Kenneth Grant
- Oklahoma: QB Jackson Arnold, HB Gavin Sawchuk


Week 1 has already provided immense excitement and unforeseen outcomes, setting the stage for a thrilling 2025 season. As Michigan prepares to face Oklahoma, the storyline continues to unfold with anticipation and high stakes.

Stay tuned to EFBC for comprehensive coverage, live updates, and in-depth analysis as the college football season progresses. Go Blue!

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Oklahoma Sooners Outlast Michigan Wolverines in High-Scoring Showdown

In a thrilling, high-scoring battle at Gaylord Oklahoma Memorial in Norman, OK, the Oklahoma Sooners emerged victorious over the Michigan Wolverines, 56-46. Despite a valiant effort from Michigan, Oklahoma's potent offense and relentless defense proved too much to handle, highlighted by seven sacks on Michigan’s QB Alex Orji. Here’s a detailed recap of the game, updated stats, and standout performances.

Game Recap:
First Quarter:
- Oklahoma took the opening drive 75 yards in just four plays, capped by Jr. QB Jackson Arnold’s touchdown pass to Sr. WR Deion Burks.
- Michigan responded with a methodical 13-play, 80-yard drive, featuring a 14-yard scramble by Sr. QB Alex Orji and culminating in a rushing touchdown by Jr. HB Cole Cabana.
- Oklahoma struck back with a deep touchdown pass from Arnold, ending the first quarter ahead 14-7.

Second Quarter:
- Oklahoma’s defense sacked Orji, pushing Michigan out of field goal range. Arnold then threw his third touchdown pass of the half, extending the lead to 21-7.
- Orji scored a rushing touchdown to cut the lead, but Oklahoma answered quickly with another Arnold-to-Deion Burks connection, making it 28-13. WR Deion Burks went over 100 yards in the first quarter.
- Michigan's WR Semaj Morgan caught a touchdown pass from Orji, but a missed extra point by K Dominic Zvada left Michigan trailing 28-20 at halftime.

Third Quarter:
- Oklahoma DB Lewis Carter intercepted a screen pass and returned it 14 yards for a pick-six, giving the Sooners a 35-20 lead.
- Zvada missed a 49-yard field goal attempt, and Arnold threw his fifth touchdown pass, putting Oklahoma ahead 42-20.

Fourth Quarter:
- Michigan's Orji connected with Fr. TE Hogan Hansen for a touchdown, but another failed two-point conversion left the score at 42-26.
- Sr. ROLB Ernest Hausmann forced a fumble, giving Michigan possession. Orji found Semaj Morgan for another touchdown, but another failed two-point attempt kept the deficit at 42-32.
- Oklahoma's Arnold, running a no-huddle offense, found HB Gavin Sawchuk for a redemption touchdown pass, increasing their lead to 49-32.
- Orji scored a rushing touchdown to cut the lead to 49-39, but Oklahoma answered with another touchdown run by Sawchuk, his second of the day.
- Orji added a third rushing touchdown, but it wasn't enough as Oklahoma held on to win 56-46.

Michigan 7 | 13 | 0 | 26 || 46
Oklahoma 14 | 14 | 14 | 14 || 56

Key Stats:
Team Statistics:
Oklahoma Sooners:
- First Downs: 18
- Total Offense: 534 yards
- Rushing Yards: 78
- Passing Yards: 456
- 3rd Down Conversions: 6/6 (100%)
- Turnovers: 1
- Time of Possession: 9:22

Michigan Wolverines:
- First Downs: 28
- Total Offense: 571 yards
- Rushing Yards: 247
- Passing Yards: 324
- 3rd Down Conversions: 9/15 (60%)
- 4th Down Conversions: 2/2 (100%)
- Turnovers: 1
- Time of Possession: 30:38

Standout Players:
Oklahoma:
- **Jr. QB Jackson Arnold**: 21-22, 359.5 QB Rating | 456 Pass Yds | 6 TD
- **Jr. HB Gavin Sawchuk**: 11 Car | 53 Rush Yds | TD | 32 Rec Yds | 1 Rec TD
- **Sr. WR Deion Burks**: 6 Rec | 190 Rec Yds | 2 TD
- **Jr. WR Nic Anderson**: 5 Rec | 126 Rec Yds | 2 TD
- **Sr. LOLB Dasan McCullough**: 11 Tkl | 6 TFL | 2.5 Sacks
- Oklahoma Defense: 7 sacks on Alex Orji

Michigan:
- **Sr. QB Alex Orji**: 18-25, 212.4 QB Rating | 324 Pass Yds | 3 TD | 1 INT | 78 Rush Yds | 3 Rush TD
- **Jr. HB Cole Cabana**: 20 Car | 129 Rush Yds | 1 TD
- **Fr. TE Hogan Hansen**: 7 Rec | 101 Rec Yds | 1 TD
- **Jr. WR Semaj Morgan**: 4 Rec | 171 Rec Yds | 2 TD
- **Sr. ROLB Ernest Hausmann**: 6 Tkl | 1 FF

Game Analysis:
The matchup featured explosive offensive plays, turnover-driven momentum shifts, and determined efforts from both teams. Oklahoma’s Jackson Arnold showcased precision and composure, while Alex Orji of Michigan displayed versatility and grit. Key defensive plays, such as Lewis Carter’s pick-six and the relentless pass rush resulting in seven sacks, significantly impacted the game’s outcome.


Michigan’s offense showed significant promise, but critical mistakes and a red-hot Oklahoma offense, combined with relentless pressure on Orji, proved too much to overcome. As Michigan regroups, attention turns to addressing defensive adjustments and capitalizing on offensive opportunities to bounce back in the next game.

Stay tuned to EFBC for comprehensive coverage, live updates, and in-depth analysis throughout the college football season. Go Blue!

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Michigan Wolverines Recruiting Update: Key Visits and Prospects

As the 2025 recruiting season progresses, the Michigan Wolverines are ramping up their efforts to secure top talent. This week, Michigan has announced upcoming visits from two highly-sought quarterback recruits, signaling their commitment to bolstering the future of their offense. Here’s a detailed look at the prospects and the significance of their potential additions to the Wolverines.

Upcoming Visits:
1. Xavier Reyna (QB, 4-star):
- From: Orlando, FL
- Profile: 6'3", 210 lbs, Field General
- Top Attribute: Throwing Power (92)
- Insight: Reyna is known for his impressive arm strength, making him a deep-threat passer capable of stretching defenses. His accuracy and decision-making ability complement his raw power, making him an ideal fit for Michigan’s offensive scheme. The Wolverines will aim to impress during his visit and secure his commitment.

2. Steve Marks (ATH, 5-star):
- Profile: 6'3", 202 lbs, Quarterback
- Insight: Marks is a versatile athlete with the potential to excel in multiple positions. As a quarterback, his athleticism, arm strength, and playmaking ability make him a coveted prospect. His visit during Michigan’s second bye week will be crucial, as the Wolverines look to persuade him to join their ranks and become a cornerstone of their future.

Recruiting Strategy:
1. Focus on Quarterback Talent:
- With the upcoming visits of Reyna and Marks, Michigan is clearly prioritizing the quarterback position. Securing one or both of these top-tier quarterbacks would significantly enhance the depth and talent at the position, ensuring a strong foundation for years to come.

2. Building Relationships:
- The visits provide an opportunity for Michigan’s coaching staff to build strong relationships with the recruits and their families. Highlighting the program’s facilities, academic support, and player development will be key in making a lasting impression.

3. Showcasing the Offensive System:
- Demonstrating how these quarterbacks would fit into Michigan’s offensive scheme will be crucial. Emphasizing the balance between a powerful running game and a dynamic passing attack can showcase the opportunities for success and development within the Wolverines’ system.

The upcoming visits of Xavier Reyna and Steve Marks mark significant moments in Michigan’s recruiting efforts. Securing commitments from these top-tier quarterbacks could shape the future success of the Wolverines. As Coach Spirit St. Patrick and Defensive Coordinator Brad Booth continue to strategize and recruit, the focus remains on building a team capable of competing at the highest level.

Stay tuned to EFBC for more in-depth analysis, updates, and coverage as Michigan navigates the recruiting season and prepares for the next chapter in their football journey. Go Blue!

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2025 College Football Season: Week 2 Recap and Michigan Prepares for Central Michigan

As Week 2 concludes, the college football landscape remains dynamic with upsets, standout performances, and significant changes in the Top 25 rankings. With Michigan facing Central Michigan in Week 3, here’s a comprehensive review of the key outcomes from Week 2, the updated AP Poll, Heisman watchlist, and standout players.
Week 2 Recap:

Key Games and Outcomes:
1. #11 Auburn (1-1) vs. Ball State (1-1):
- Auburn narrowly defeated Ball State 27-24.
- Standout: Sr. (RS) WR Corey Rucker, Auburn: 115 receiving yards, 1 TD.
2. Central Michigan (1-1) vs. Pitt (1-0):
- Central Michigan lost to Pitt 31-26.
3. UMass (2-0) vs. Boston College (0-2):
- UMass triumphed 24-10 over Boston College.
4. #3 Florida State (2-0) vs. Wake Forest (0-2):
- Florida State secured a narrow 28-26 victory.
5. Kansas (1-1) vs. Missouri (0-1):
- Kansas defeated Missouri 21-19.
6. Upset of the Day:
- San Jose State (1-1) knocked off #2 Texas 24-16.
- Key Insight: Texas’s four turnovers, including three interceptions by So. (RS) QB Arch Manning, were critical factors.
7. Kentucky (2-0) vs. Tennessee (1-1):
- Kentucky defeated Tennessee 34-24.
8. #1 Oregon (2-0) vs. Oklahoma State (0-2):
- Oregon dominated Oklahoma State with a 41-7 victory.
9. UCLA (2-0) vs. Washington (0-2):
- UCLA continued their winning streak, defeating Washington 20-17.
10. #20 Illinois (1-1) vs. Duke (0-2):
- Illinois survived a scare, winning 21-20.
11. #25 Notre Dame (1-1) vs. #19 Miami (0-2):
- Notre Dame defeated Miami in a thriller, 42-41.
- Key Performances:
- RS Fresh. QB Judd Anderson (Miami): 396 passing yards, 3 TD.
- Sr. QB Steve Angeli (Notre Dame): 393 passing yards, 5 TD, 2 INT.

Updated AP Top 25 Poll:
1. Oregon (2-0)
2. Florida State (2-0)
3. Georgia (1-0)
4. Syracuse (3-0)
5. Penn State (2-0)
6. Baylor (2-0)
7. Nebraska (2-0)
8. Alabama (1-1)
9. Auburn (1-1)
10. Ohio State (0-1)
11. NC State (1-1)
12. Texas Tech (2-0)
13. Clemson (1-1)
14. Kansas State (2-0)
15. Texas A&M (2-0)
16. UCF (1-1)
17. Texas (1-1)
18. Purdue (2-0)
19. Illinois (1-1)
20. BYU (1-0)
21. Notre Dame (1-1)
22. Utah (0-1)
23. Iowa (1-0)
24. Michigan (1-1)
25. Oklahoma (2-0)

Dropped Out: Miami, Boston College
Others Receiving Votes: Miami, Ole Miss, Charlotte, Virginia Tech, Arizona, Wisconsin

Heisman Watch List:
1. WR Sr. Oregon Evan Stewart:
- 6 Rec, 141 Rec Yds, 3 Rec TD
2. QB Jr. Oregon Dante Moore:
- 21-31, 397 Pass Yds, 4 Pass TD, 1 INT, 52 Rush Yds
3. WR Sr. Mississippi State Kevin Coleman
- 6 Rec, 72 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD, 1 Rush TD
4. QB Jr. Oklahoma Jackson Arnold:
- 21-22, 456 Pass Yds, 6 Pass TD
5. QB Sr. Penn State Drew Allar:
- 23-37, 283 Pass Yds, 3 Pass TD, 75 Rush Yds, 1 Rush TD

Players of the Week:
1. National Defensive Player of the Week:
- Oklahoma DT Damonic Williams: 8 Tkl, 2 Sacks
2. National Offensive Player of the Week:
- Michigan QB Alex Orji: 18-25, 324 Pass Yds, 3 Pass TD, 1 INT, 7 Sacks, 78 Rush Yds, 3 Rush TD

Big Ten Standouts:
1. Defensive:
- Indiana LE Mikail Kamara: 6 Tkl
2. Offensive:
- Michigan QB Alex Orji

Week 3 Preview: Michigan vs. Central Michigan
After an electrifying performance in Week 2 despite the loss to Oklahoma, Michigan looks to bounce back against Central Michigan. Here's what to expect:
Michigan (1-1) vs. Central Michigan (1-1)
- Location: Michigan Stadium (The Big House), Ann Arbor, MI
- Michigan's Key Players:
- QB Alex Orji: Coming off a National Offensive Player of the Week performance.
- HB Cole Cabana: Looking to build on a strong rushing start.
- TE Hogan Hansen: Emerging as a key target in the passing game.

- Central Michigan's Key Players:
- QB Joe Labas: 2nd Year Starter had 21 TD and 4 INTs in 2024 season
- WR Tyson Davis: A shifty receiver trying to emerge as the number option.

Game Expectations:
- Michigan will aim to control the game on the ground and leverage their physical offensive line.
- The defense will focus on containing Labas and limiting big plays.
- Key Matchup: Michigan's secondary vs. Central Michigan’s passing game.
Michigan will use this game to refine their strategies and build momentum heading into tougher conference play.

As Week 3 approaches, excitement builds for Michigan's upcoming matchup against Central Michigan. With standout performances from Alex Orji and others, the Wolverines are positioned to make a statement.

Stay tuned to EFBC for comprehensive coverage, live updates, and in-depth analysis throughout the college football season. Go Blue!

[Count]

damn that Oklahoma was an absolute shootout. Tough to beat a performance like Arnold had in that one

[djp73]

hell of a game from Orji!

[The JZA]

Orji did his thing, but Jackson Arnold was built different for that game

[EFBCU(Kang)]

damn that Oklahoma was an absolute shootout. Tough to beat a performance like Arnold had in that one

Their defense was top notch too.

hell of a game from Orji!

Prolly the best of his career thus far.

Orji did his thing, but Jackson Arnold was built different for that game

Jackson Arnold is still fucking our defense right now.

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Michigan Wolverines Secure Victory Over Central Michigan with Strong Defensive Performance

In a game characterized by defensive prowess and strategic plays, the Michigan Wolverines emerged victorious over the Central Michigan Chippewas, 28-10, at The Big House. Despite a slow start, Michigan's offense and defense stepped up to control the game. Here’s a detailed recap of the game, key stats, and standout performances.

Game Recap:
First Quarter:
- Both offenses struggled early on, leading to an evenly matched defensive battle.
- Central Michigan broke the deadlock with a 55-yard field goal by K Cam Purvis, taking a 3-0 lead.

Second Quarter:
- Late in the second quarter, Sr. QB Alex Orji sparked Michigan’s offense with a 35-yard QB scramble for a touchdown, giving the Wolverines a 7-3 lead.
- With only 43 seconds left in the first half, a punt return placed Michigan in excellent field position. Orji connected with Jr. WR Semaj Morgan for a touchdown, extending Michigan’s lead to 14-3 at halftime.

Third Quarter:
- Fr. (RS) TE Hogan Hansen caught a 4-yard touchdown pass from Orji to open the second half, increasing Michigan’s lead to 21-3.
- Central Michigan’s ensuing drive ended with an interception by So. CB Eric McMadison III, resulting in a turnover in favor of Michigan.
- Central Michigan finally responded with a 1-yard rushing touchdown by Fr. HB Brock Townsend, narrowing the lead to 21-10.

Fourth Quarter:
- Michigan sealed the victory with an 8-yard touchdown pass from Orji to So. TE Brady Prieskorn, making it 28-10.
- Central Michigan’s final push for a touchdown was thwarted by an interception from Jr. FS Brandyn Hillman, ending their comeback hopes.

Central Michigan 3 | 0 | 0 | 7 || 10
Michigan 0 | 14 | 7 | 7 || 28

Team Stats:
Central Michigan:
- First Downs: 9
- Total Offense: 170 Yards
- Passing Yards: 125
- 3rd Down Conversions: 6/12 (50%)
- Turnovers: 2
- Time of Possession: 17:06

Michigan Wolverines:
- First Downs: 22
- Total Offense: 384 Yards
- Rushing Yards: 222
- Passing Yards: 162
- 3rd Down Conversions: 5/10 (50%)
- Turnovers: 1
- Time of Possession: 22:54

Standout Players:
Central Michigan:
- Sr. QB Joe Labas: 14-23, 89.1 QB Rating | 125 Pass Yds | 2 INT
- Fr. HB Brock Townsend: 17 Car | 57 Yds | 1 TD
- Jr. WR Jordan Kelly: 7 Rec | 74 Yds
- So. LOLB Xavier White: 12 Tkl | 3 TFL | 1 Sack

Michigan Wolverines:
- Sr. QB Alex Orji: 11-20, 162.5 QB Rating | 162 Pass Yds | 3 Pass TD | 1 INT | 61 Rush Yds | 1 Rush TD
- Jr. HB Cole Cabana: 22 Car | 146 Rush Yds
- Fr. TE Hogan Hansen: 3 Rec | 66 Rec Yds | 1 Rec TD
- Jr. WR Semaj Morgan: 3 Rec | 53 Rec Yds | 1 Rec TD
- Jr. RE Enow Etta: 5 Tkl | 3 TFL | 1 Sack

Game Analysis:
The Wolverines’ victory over Central Michigan highlighted their ability to capitalize on key moments and execute strategically on both sides of the ball. Alex Orji showcased his dual-threat capabilities, while the defense, led by Eric McMadison and Enow Etta, delivered critical stops and turnovers. The combined efforts of the offensive and defensive units ensured a comprehensive victory in front of a home crowd.

With a solid win over Central Michigan, Michigan Wolverines demonstrated resilience and strategic execution. As they continue to build on this performance, the team will focus on maintaining momentum and refining their strategies for upcoming challenges in conference play.

Stay tuned to EFBC for comprehensive coverage, live updates, and in-depth analysis throughout the college football season. Go Blue!