What a difference a few years make. 2017 now seems like a distant past,
when the Wolverines had some promise on the offensive line,
but it became quickly evident that it wasn’t all coming together.
It took into Big Ten play into the 2018 season before the promise that Jim Harbaugh would reassert the offensive line as a stalwart portion of the team would finally come to fruition.
For two years in a row, Michigan football has brought home the Joe Moore Award, given to the nation’s best offensive line.
It’s the first time in the history of the award that one school has earned it twice in consecutive years.
The maize and blue certainly hope to make it three years in a row,
which may seem unlikely, but given that there are six returning players with starting experience in Ann Arbor,
along with multiple transfers coming who also have starting experience, all set to duke it out this spring —
well, to whittle things down to just five starting linemen is going to be something of a challenge, head coach Jim Harbaugh says.
along with multiple transfers coming who also have starting experience, all set to duke it out this spring —