Michigan Spring Game Recap
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Six updated takeaways after Michigan football spring game rewatch
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Michigan football held its spring game last week on Saturday .
The game aired for the first time on Big Ten Network on Sunday morning .
The split-squad scrimmage between drafted 'Maize' and 'Blue' teams finished with the Blue team winning, 17 -0.
We were on the sidelines for the game on April 19 .
Jalen Hoffman , a tight end-fullback hybrid, was the player of the game.
Justice Haynes hit each hole with violence and made the most of all six of his carries.
Micah Ka'apana felt like he got dealt a short straw, getting through the initial hole only to find a cadre of defenders awaiting him.
The defense should eat for about half the games without question.
The bigger question is how they fare against the more elite offenses they face.
The offensive line should be serviceable as-is, but some tinkering and guys playing above their station could make it good.
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