Warde Manuel Reaction & Preseason Position Grades for Michigan’s Offense | The Blue Print
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On the latest episode of The Blue Print, Jake Butt and Devin Gardner react to the news that Warde Manuel will be stepping down as University of Michigan Athletic Director come the end of the year. The guys share their thoughts on the decision, the process by how it was reached and where the athletic department goes from here.
Then, we head back onto the field and give you our preseason position grades for the Wolverines offense. How high is Andrew Marsh’s ceiling? Could the running back duo of Marshall and Hiter be the best in the country? And does anything else even matter if Bryce Underwood doesn’t show significant improvement? Devin and Jake weigh in on all that and more on this week’s edition of the Blue Print! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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