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Michigan’s football team is rolling into fall camp with a fresh face at the helm—Kyle Whittingham, a proven winner with 21 seasons at Utah and a track record of building consistent contenders. The coaching upgrade is just one piece; on the field, quarterback depth has improved with promising freshman Tommy Carr and transfer Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi ready to step in if needed. But the linebacker corps is a glaring weakness after losing three top tacklers, and while there’s talent returning and new blood, it’s unclear if they’ll fill the void. Running back depth is also thinner this year, with Jordan Marshall and highly-touted freshman Savion Hiter replacing last season’s dynamic duo—a tough ask for Hiter to make an immediate impact. Expectations are high, but the Wolverines have some key holes to plug before kickoff.

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