Usually when you’re talking about Michigan football, it’s got something to do with Heisman trophies.
From Desmond Howard’s pose to the Old 98 of Tom Harmon, the football program has had some special players come through its doors. This year, Jabrill Peppers is competing to be the first two-way player to win the Heisman since another Wolverine won it back in 1997.
Peppers is the heir to Charles Woodson’s legacy by making it to New York City.
Yet Michigan will be represented in the individual awards, even if Peppers doesn’t win the Heisman. That’s thanks to holder Garrett Moores, a senior quarterback, formerly of Detroit Catholic High School.