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January 2023

The Wolverine: Covering University of Michigan Football and Sports

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16 THE WOLVERINE JANUARY 2023 BY THE NUMBERS 360 360 Pass-blocking snaps without a sack allowed for Michigan graduate cen- ter Olusegun Oluwatimi, who was named the winner of both the Rim- ington Trophy (nation's top center) and Outland Trophy (country's best interior lineman on either side of the ball). He yielded just 9 pres- sures through 13 games. Only 18 centers in the country with 318 or more pass-blocking snaps al- lowed fewer pressures. It hasn't been a grim mission. It's been a happy mission. But more than that, it's been a Godly mission. We thank our Lord and Savior." — Jim Harbaugh after Michigan won the Big Ten championship I love Coach Harbaugh already. This guy is freaking phenomenal, and Coach Sherrone … all the guys! They're great. The personality of Coach Har- baugh is amazing, and I can already tell that myself and Coach Sherrone are going to have a pretty good relation- ship, so I'm glad." — Michigan offensive line transfer commit LaDarius Henderson, a former Arizona State standout who made his pledge Dec. 6. "Ben Herbert … he's the X-factor in our entire foot- ball program. I've never had a bet- ter hire than Ben Herbert, and what he's meant to this program." — Jim Harbaugh on Michigan's head strength and conditioning coach .755 .755 Winning percentage for Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh. That's the eighth-best mark in program history and ranks fourth among those with 70 or more games, trail- ing only Fielding Yost (.833), Fritz Crisler (.806) and Bo Schembechler (.796). Harbaugh's 74 wins are the fourth-most in the Wolverine record book, behind Schembechler (194), Yost (165) and Lloyd Carr (122). 2 Michigan games were among the top five most watched college football games of 2022, per SportsMediaWatch.com: Rk. Game (TV Network) Viewers (Millions) 1. Michigan-Ohio State (FOX) 17.1 2. Tennessee-Georgia (CBS) 13.1 3. Alabama-Tennessee (CBS) 11.6 4. LSU-Georgia/SEC Championship (CBS) 10.9 5. Purdue-Michigan/Big Ten Championship (FOX) 10.7 7 Assists for Dug McDaniel in a 90-75 win at Min- nesota Dec. 8, the most from a Michigan fresh- man point guard in a game since Trey Burke registered 8 in a 73-71 loss to Indiana on Jan. 5, 2012. Mc- Daniel had an impressive starting debut, with 15 points on 5-of-6 shooting from the field, including 3 of 3 from beyond the three-point arc. He was named Big Ten Fresh- man of the Week for the performance. 7.5 Yards per carry for Michigan sopho- more running back Donovan Edwards, the best mark in the country among those with more than 100 rushing attempts. He has four runs of at least 60 yards, which leads the sport. This season, per PFF, Edwards has racked up 54.1 per- cent of his rushing yards on runs of 15-plus yards. That "breakaway percentage" ranks 10th in the nation. 9.6 9.6 Yards per attempt for Michigan sopho- more quarterback J.J. McCarthy on throws when he's both on the move and outside the pocket, according to Sports Info Solutions, which ranks seventh na- tionally overall and first among those with 50 attempts. Thirty-four of McCar- thy's 188 completions and 51 of his 288 passes have come in those situations. $10.1 Million $10.1 Million Was the total NIL value of the Michigan football roster as of Dec. 13, with a $100,000 average value per player, according to On3. Junior running back Blake Corum ($1.1 million) and sophomore quarterback J.J. McCarthy ($677,000) have the two highest NIL valuations on the squad. PHOTO BY LON HORWEDEL PHOTO BY CHAD WEAVER   INSIDE MICHIGAN ATHLETICS

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