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It’s Feb. 1 and there’s a long way until the 2025 college football season. Spring ball is about a month and a half away and the identity of Team 146 will truly start to be forged on the heels of building things up during winter conditioning.
Last season, Sherrone Moore’s first as the Wolverines’ head coach, was something of a mixed bag, with an 8-5 record and some substandard losses. But the maize and blue were humming by the end of the season, having closed out with wins over eventual national champion Ohio State and College Football Playoff hopeful Alabama, a team that was thought to have just missed the cut.
It’s quite early, and though Michigan seems set with what it has via the transfer portal (though it is waiting on 2025 Denton (Tx.) Ryan four-star offensive tackle Ty Haywood’s decision is, whether he’ll commit or not) but the spring portal also awaits. While there is a lot we do not know about the complexion of the team, we’re making some bold proclamations as to what could happen in 2025.
Here are 10 too-early bold predictions for Michigan football Team 146.
1. Michigan’s passing offense will rise significantly
This may be the biggest ‘duh’ on here and perhaps not so bold, but where we differ is the amount of the rise.
The Wolverines had the No. 131 passing offense in 2024, the fourth-worst in all of college football. With Bryce Underwood and Mikey Keene now in the quarterbacks room and a new offensive coordinator in Chip Lindsey, expect not just a modicum of improvement, but beyond significant improvement.
In the 2023 national championship season, with J.J. McCarthy at the helm, Michigan had the No. 82 passing offense. It was No. 83 in 2022, a year that the Wolverines played in the College Football Playoff. With Cade McNamara leading the charge in 2021, it was No. 68. However, we believe Michigan will eclipse…
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Author : Wolverines Wire
Publish date : 2025-02-01 20:32:00
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