Michigan cornerback Jeremy Clark will be moving on, but not by his choice.
Clark told the Free Press today that his application for a sixth year was denied.
When he suffered an ACL tear in Michigan's fourth game last season, it appeared it might be early enough to get him a look at another season.
But sixth years are granted infrequently because there is already a redshirt year built in as players have five years to play their four of eligibility.
Clark's problem was he redshirted as a true freshman without an apparent injury. Most players granted a sixth year on a "hardship waiver" receive it after multiple seasons nullified by injury.