A week earlier against Penn State, Michigan’s injury report had just five players, three of whom were declared out. As we head into game 11, the Wolverines are still in excellent health. There are just two players out for the game against the Terps after the injury report was made public two hours before kickoff against Maryland. However, starting La’Darius Henderson is one of them.
The fact that Michigan’s starting lineup has only participated in two complete football games this year is largely to blame for the Wolverines’ remarkable level of health. On Fox, Michigan and Maryland will begin off at noon. After two straight wins by the Wolverines over the Terps, Michigan now leads the series 10-2.
This fan believed that the play was the epitome of targeting, since Trader struck Wilson level in the head/neck region when Wilson was sprinting across the middle of the field to make the 23-yard grab.
The fact that the officials chose to pick up the flag after originally tossing it enraged Michigan football supporters even more. Jim Harbaugh, the head coach of the Wolverines, was recently suspended by the Big Ten for the team’s alleged sign-stealing scheme, which probably didn’t help.
When it comes to the conference, Wolverines supporters probably aren’t feeling very good since they perceive the conference as being complicit in the hit that caused Wilson’s injuries.
With a team-high 36 catches for 589 yards and 10 touchdowns, senior wide out Wilson has emerged as the team’s most effective pass-catcher thus far this season.
Michigan football supporters will have to pray that Wilson’s injury is not serious in addition to being incensed by Big Ten officiating. At halftime, the Wolverines managed to maintain a 23-10 lead.
