We’re still quite a ways off from the 2022 season, but now that spring ball is in the books for every program, it’s a good time to revisit how we think things can play out.
Michigan football is expected to be one of the top programs in the country, with nearly everyone returning on offense, but with a defense that still has a lot of questions. The Wolverines’ schedule is also quite manageable, with no daunting games in nonconference, while most of the difficult games are at home — save for Iowa and Ohio State.
We did a round of predictions before spring ball, but now we’re revising what we think will happen one more time before fall camp hits in August.
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