Defensive Back Ready To Return To The Team
May 1, 2012 7:00 pm EST
Michigan safety Josh Furman, who was acquitted of three misdemeanor charges in Michigan's 15th District Court last week, has been reinstated to the football team, the school said in a release today. Furman was found not guilty of domestic violence, assault and illegal entry charges Thursday in front of judge Elizabeth Pollard Hines.
Furman, a redshirt sophomore, was a special teams contributor last season as one of Michigan's top gunners on punt coverage. He was expected to compete for a spot in the two-deep at safety this spring, but was suspended. He is expected to compete for a slot behind starting safeties Thomas Gordon and Jordan Kovacs this fall.
Here's To You Mr. Robinson
January 14, 2012 8:30 am EST
Every indication that Michigan has returned to the major college scene under Coach Brady Hoke is confirmed with the news that standout quarterback Denard Robinson will return for his senior season. Coming off a BCS bowl win over Virginia Tech in the Sugar Bowl, Robinson confirmed the news on Twitter this week which means he will get the opportunity to return to the 'Shoe' for the rubber match of his career against OSU. Buckeye fans know this will be their last game of the season as they face an NCAA post season ban in 2012. Should be a thriller.
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