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The Wolverines’ required Big Ten availability report has been revealed, and it is not good news for the Maize and Blue. The report was released just under two hours before the start of the game between Michigan and Washington.

In addition to the fact that starting defensive end Derrick Moore has been ruled ‘Out’ for the Wolverines, Michigan will be missing two starters along the offensive line. These starters are left tackle Myles Hinton and center Dominic Guidice. Will Johnson, an All-American cornerback for the University of Michigan, is still considered “Questionable” as the team prepares to play its first game away from home in the 2024 season.

Availability report for the Michigan Wolverines football team for the sixth week

Report on the availability of football players for the Michigan Wolverines for Week 6

The Wolverines’ secondary includes several rotational players, including defensive backs Jaden Mangham, Micah Pollard, Aamir Hall, and Ja’Den McBurrows, all of whom are marked as ‘Out’ on the report.

Additionally, safety Wesley Walker is labeled as ‘Questionable’ on the report. In addition, Michigan will be without linebacker Jimmy Rolder, running backs Jordan Marshall and Leon Franklin, and running backs Leon Franklin Marshall. After undergoing knee surgery in the spring, safety Rod Moore is still considered to be “Out” as was already anticipated.

The defensive end Josaiah Stewart and the wide receiver Semaj Morgan, both of whom were labeled as ‘Questionable’ the previous week and did not play against Minnesota, are both returning to the starting lineup for the Michigan Wolverines.

Greg Crippen, who works as a backup center and has shared playing time with Guidice, has also been given a clean bill of health and will be given the opportunity to start today against Washington.

NBC will be the network that will be responsible for broadcasting the game between the Wolverines and the Huskies, which is slated to begin at 7:30 p.m. Eastern Time. This is the availability report for Washington, which can be found below: