Michigan football quarterback receives important injury update ahead of clash with Penn State .
Michigan football has a big game against Penn State this weekend and they received an important update on injury from a top DB.
Michigan football has a big test this weekend when they hit the road to take on #10 Penn State.
The Wolverines enter this game ranked No.
3 in the country and with an undefeated record of 9-0.
This team has a lot of doubters as Michigan’s best win so far this season was against Rutgers at home, and with the investigation into sign theft underway, most people are in favor of the Wolverines losing.
They’ll have a chance to appease the haters on Saturday, as a win over a top-10 team would be a big one.
This is a big game for Michigan.
One thing to watch out for in this match is injuries.
Michigan football DB Josh Wallace left last weekend’s game against Purdue after a loss, and he received an update this week from DB coach Steve Clinkscale.
“Yeah, yeah, he’s fine,” Steve Clinkscale said, according to a Blue By Ninety article.
“All my boys are fine.
Everyone works hard, everyone is fit or healthy.
That’s football.
It’s November.
Damn it, I’m hurt!
This is great news for Michigan, as they will need everyone on board for this big game.
Josh Wallace was a key player for Michigan’s secondary, and Clinkscale later praised his performance before the injury.
One thing to watch out for in this match is injuries.
Michigan football DB Josh Wallace left last weekend’s game against Purdue after a loss, and he received an update this week from DB coach Steve Clinkscale.
“Yeah, yeah, he’s fine,” Steve Clinkscale said, according to a Blue By Ninety article.
“All my boys are fine.
Everyone works hard, everyone is fit or healthy.
That’s football.
It’s November.
Damn it, I’m hurt!
This is great news for Michigan, as they will need everyone on board for this big game.
Josh Wallace was a key man for Michigan’s secondary, and Clinkscale continued to praise his performance before injury No.
.
“I think he was the player of the match,” Clinkscale continued.
“He did very well.
All attack points are positive points.
He was 100% recovered at the time of the attack.
Baby is also starting to understand the game.
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Michigan and Penn State kick off Saturday in State College, Pa.
, at noon ET and the game will be broadcast on Fox.
This is an important issue for both teams and an important issue for the entire Big Ten.
Scotty White_headshot About the Author Scotty White graduated from the University of Michigan and has worked in sports journalism since 2020.
He has covered sports at the University of Michigan and the University of Southern California and currently a sports journalism specialist associate editor at ClutchPoints.
