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Michigan Football Team PROMISE To Be Better..
Welcome back to Sports Shelter. Here’s some news for you about Michigan football. When it comes to the national perception of Michigan football at the moment, the Wolverines get some respect after having beaten Ohio State before going on to win the Big Ten and advance to the College Football Playoff. But the idea that the maize and blue will repeat seems rather far-fetched in the eyes of many. While some of that is paying deference to an Ohio State team that’s been beyond consistently good, if not elite, the other part is disbelief that Michigan can reload and repeat. A fair question, and one this team hopes to dissuade pundits of.
As the Wolverines ready themselves for the 2022 season, their sights are set differently, higher than last year. Last season, the focus was on ending the drought of the Buckeyes. This year, the team wants to beat all of the rivals in the same year, win the conference, get back to the College Football Playoff, and then some. “Our goals for the season are different,” junior wide receiver Roman Wilson said. “Last year was more like beat our rivals. But this year is more like we want it all, we want to beat our rivals, go to the playoffs, Big Ten Championship, all that. We want to come for it all — we do. We don’t want to be what old Michigan was like, we want to set a new standard for us.” It’s no secret — at least in Ann Arbor, that Michigan football has a loaded wide receivers room. From last year, the Wolverines return everyone except Daylen Baldwin, who finished sixth when it comes to overall receiving yards. Ronnie Bell is back after tearing his ACL in the 2021 season opener, leading receiver Cornelius Johnson returns for his senior year, Mike Sainristil may be moonlighting at the defensive back but he could still play receiver, while Roman Wilson, A.J. Henning, Andrel Anthony, and Cristian Dixon all should be factors. As could the three freshman wideouts.
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Michigan Football Team PROMISE To Be Better..
Welcome back to Sports Shelter. Here’s some news for you about Michigan football. When it comes to the national perception of Michigan football at the moment, the Wolverines get some respect after having beaten Ohio State before going on to win the Big Ten and advance to the College Football Playoff. But the idea that the maize and blue will repeat seems rather far-fetched in the eyes of many. While some of that is paying deference to an Ohio State team that’s been beyond consistently good, if not elite, the other part is disbelief that Michigan can reload and repeat. A fair question, and one this team hopes to dissuade pundits of.
As the Wolverines ready themselves for the 2022 season, their sights are set differently, higher than last year. Last season, the focus was on ending the drought of the Buckeyes. This year, the team wants to beat all of the rivals in the same year, win the conference, get back to the College Football Playoff, and then some. “Our goals for the season are different,” junior wide receiver Roman Wilson said. “Last year was more like beat our rivals. But this year is more like we want it all, we want to beat our rivals, go to the playoffs, Big Ten Championship, all that. We want to come for it all — we do. We don’t want to be what old Michigan was like, we want to set a new standard for us.” It’s no secret — at least in Ann Arbor, that Michigan football has a loaded wide receivers room. From last year, the Wolverines return everyone except Daylen Baldwin, who finished sixth when it comes to overall receiving yards. Ronnie Bell is back after tearing his ACL in the 2021 season opener, leading receiver Cornelius Johnson returns for his senior year, Mike Sainristil may be moonlighting at the defensive back but he could still play receiver, while Roman Wilson, A.J. Henning, Andrel Anthony, and Cristian Dixon all should be factors. As could the three freshman wideouts.
#MichiganFootball #Wolverines #Football2022
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