Michigan football enters its upcoming matchup against Oregon with a roster depleted by injuries across several positions.
The Wolverines released their penultimate availability report on Friday, Nov. 13, detailing significant concerns for the offensive line, according to “reporting from Yahoo Sports.”
Tackle Blake Frazier is officially listed as doubtful for the contest after leaving last week’s loss to Michigan State.
Guard Brady Norton is also listed as questionable following his limited participation in the previous game, “as noted by the Detroit Free Press.”
The offensive struggles may be further compounded by the status of tight ends Hogan Hansen and Jalen Hoffman, who are both questionable.
Wide receiver Channing Goodwin is also listed as doubtful, leaving the Michigan offense with limited options as interim offensive coordinator Jim Harding prepares his first game in the role.
The defensive side of the ball faces similar uncertainty with a familiar trio of contributors listed as questionable.
Defensive players John Henry Daley, Dom Nichols and Rod Moore are all currently under medical review, “according to Yahoo Sports.”
Daley was a standout performer last week, recording two sacks and a forced fumble during the team’s recent defensive effort.
Both Nichols and Moore have been managing injuries throughout the season, missing multiple games before returning to limited action against Michigan State.
The final availability report for the Wolverines is scheduled for release on Saturday at 1:30 p.m. ET.
This update comes just hours before the scheduled kickoff against the Ducks, “the Detroit Free Press reported.”
Coaching staff will likely need to adjust personnel configurations to compensate for the potential absences on both sides of the ball.
Fans and analysts remain focused on the final injury report to see which players will be cleared for the afternoon game in Eugene.