Free Press sports writers Nick Baumgardner and Orion Sang dissect Michigan's 45-20 win over SMU from all angles Sept. 15, 2018 in Ann Arbor. Nick Baumgardner and Orion Sang, Detroit Free Press
As targeting penalties rose to an all-time high a year ago, the questions from coaches and players on just what constitutes an infraction within the rule seemed to follow along.
Through three games in 2018, this process continues for Michigan football.
The Wolverines will play the first half of their Big Ten opener against Nebraska on Saturday without preseason All-American linebacker Khaleke Hudson, who was flagged for a targeting penalty in the second half of U-M's 45-20 win over SMU.