Ann Arbor — Michigan had three interceptions against Wisconsin last week.
Channing Stribling had two, but the one that captured all the attention was Jourdan Lewis’ acrobatic pick to effectively end the game.
“It’s insane,” defensive backs coach Mike Zordich said Wednesday. “i haven’t seen anything like that from a defensive player. I’ve seen a few guys offensively do that. That was a hell of a play.”
While Lewis was out — he missed three games with a back injury — Stribling has been front and center.
But with Lewis back, Stribling often gets overlooked — except at Schembechler Hall.