Michigan is optimistic that a shoulder injury sustained by running back Jordan Marshall during Saturday's game is not serious. Head coach Sherrone Moore expressed belief that Marshall would recover quickly and be available for upcoming games, despite the injury forcing him to leave the field in the fourth quarter.
This comes as Michigan was already without its leading rusher, Justice Haynes, due to a foot injury. Marshall, who had a significant impact in the game with 142 rushing yards and two touchdowns before his injury, left after a 24-yard run, holding his right shoulder.
The team's depth at running back was tested, with third-string player Bryson Kuzdzal stepping up to carry the load. Moore indicated that the team would focus on Marshall's recovery to prepare him for crucial upcoming matchups, including a significant game against Ohio State.
