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Yes, most will point out the various negatives for Michigan football in 2020 — and there were many — but there were also some positives coming out of the shortened, abnormal season, with some being specific and others being more of a hypothetical nature.
As other teams embark upon their postseason bowl games while the Wolverines sit at home, this is the perfect time to reflect on what was good and what was bad. Though we’ve certainly addressed much of the bad over the course of the fall, the good was a little bit harder to come by. Yet, in the overarching, grand scheme of things, there could be some negatives that ended up being something of blessings in disguise.
Let’s start with the bad news first.
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