Michigan starters are questionable, Rutgers QB is out for upcoming matchup
Michigan faces injury concerns for key starters while Rutgers will be without its starting quarterback this Saturday.
For their upcoming game against Rutgers on Saturday, October 31, Michigan's starters are in question. Right tackle Blake Frazier, who missed the last meeting with Indiana, battles for the starting spot with John Henry Daley and Dom Nichols. Safety Rod Moore, a three-time captain and key player, is also questionable due to his history of injuries and recent recovery from knee surgeries.
Moore played a limited number of snaps against Indiana last weekend. Other starters like safety Jordan Young, defensive tackle Enow Etta, linebacker Troy Bowles, and center Jake Guarnera are considered probable for the game. Tackle Andrew Sprague, who had been sidelined since the first two games with an undisclosed injury, remains listed as "out."
Rutgers' starting quarterback Dylan Lonergan, who left last week's game at Northwestern early due to a head injury, will not play against Michigan. Additionally, Scarlet Knights leading receiver KJ Duff, who has been a key target this season, is listed as doubtful for the upcoming contest.
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