AUBURN HILLS, Mich. — Michigan running back Donovan Edwards, upon learning veteran offensive guards Zak Zinter and Trevor Keegan planned to return for this season, let out an enthusiastic response.
The Wolverines, 13-1 last season, were fifth nationally in rushing, averaging 238.9 yards a game thanks to Edwards and leading rusher Blake Corum, but also in large part because of the offensive line, which won a second straight Joe Moore Award as the top line in the country.
Edwards, asked Monday before a NextGen football camp at Evolution Sportsplex about Keegan and Zinter coming back to the established line, responded with an exaggerated “woohoo."
