Crazy 4 Maize and Blue

This is for my Florida pals that are curious about what they can expect to face this coming weekend against Michigan. With several key players sitting out this bowl game, it is time for us to find out just how deep those 2016 and 2017 recruiting classes actually were. Statistically speaking, Michigan and Florida are a lot alike in many ways. Offensively, Michigan is stronger at quarterback down the depth chart, but overall both offense gain about 427 yards per game. Michigan edges out Florida in scoring by just over three points per game. Defensively, both defenses have the ability to shut an opponent down, though they do both have apparent weaknesses that can be exposed by superior offenses. Michigan does have an edge in rushing defense, though Rashan Gary and Aubrey Solomon are sitting out and moving on so things may be a little equaled out here. It should be a tight game! Offense: Quarterback Shea Patterson Joe Mixon Brandon Peters Patterson is staying put in Ann A

"Here I am baby. Signed, sealed, delivered. I'm yours." - Stevie Wonder 2019 Michigan Football Signed Recruits (by Position) Quarterback Cade McNamara 4-Star 6'1"/190lbs (Reno, NV) Grade: 81 - An Elite 11 finalist with a good enough arm to make all the necessary throws and fast enough wheels to keep him out of trouble. If he develops a great feel for the pocket in college he could turn out to be very dangerous. Was once committed to Notre Dame but flipped to Michigan early in the year. Despite his talent, he is entering one of the best, most experienced quarterback rooms in the country so he will have his work cut out for him before seeing the field. Running Back Zach Charbonnet 5-Star 6'1"/215lbs (Westlake Village, CA) Grade: 91 - I don't care what the high profile recruiting services say, this guy is as good of a running back prospect in the country. He can and will do it all at Michigan. Look for him to be the starting back at so