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Newsstand: Michigan offensive line lands on Joe Moore Award midseason honor roll

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The Michigan offensive line has been tabbed as one of the top 20 units in the country at the midway point. More from MGoBlue.com:
» The Joe Moore Award honors the best offensive line in college football, and the award included the Wolverines’ unit in its midseason Top-20 Honor Roll.
» Despite four different starting lineups across the first six games due to injuries, the unit has helped lead the way offensively for U-M.
» Michigan ranks 19th in the FBS in rushing offense (216.3) with 17 rushing touchdowns to eight sacks allowed. Michigan ranks 25th in tackles for loss allowed (4.17 per game).
» The Wolverines are one of seven offensive units in the nation with six-plus plays of 40-plus yards on the ground.
» Tackles Evan Link and Andrew Sprague, and center Greg Crippen have started all six games. The guard spots have been manned by Nathan Efobi (four starts), Giovanni El-Hadi (three) and Jake Guarnera (three), while tackle Blake Frazier (two) has also been a regular contributor.

Getting to know Michigan junior center Aday Mara.

Twenty years ago yesterday, Chad Henne hit Mario Manningham to win the game over Penn State.

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I’m really pleased with the progress he’s made. From where he was from when he got here to now, that’s a big jump. The best thing about him is he wants to be really good, and he always wants to try to improve and keep getting better. You see him here all the time, staying early and late, trying to get extra film and stuff.”

— Michigan offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey on freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood, evaluating the first half of the regular season

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