Michigan's Rush Offense Ranks Fifth In Big Ten Since 2015
In a thorough look at the ground games in the Big Ten since 2015, Michigan's rush attack ranks fifth.
Since taking over the program in 2015, Jim Harbaugh has made running the football a major priority at Michigan, and the Wolverines have responded in kind: over the past five years, U-M has accumulated 11,743 yards on the ground, the third-best tally of any Big Ten team.
While the program's passing attack has not taken off yet, the rush offense has been consistently good, with 1-2 punches of De'Veon Smith and Chris Evans (2016), Karan Higdon and Evans (2017-18), and now Hassan Haskins and Zach Charbonnet (2019-present).
Still, there is room to improve as the video compilation above proves.
