Ann Arbor — They’re taking hits from every angle now. From the left and the right. Off the edge and up the gut. From outside the program — fans and media alike — and even from within, in a manner of speaking, as a former Michigan standout quickly became Public Enemy No. 1 over the weekend.
But the reality for Jim Harbaugh and the Wolverines is that none of this is likely to change, the blitzing linebackers or the bleeping alums — and Braylon Edwards was merely the most public and pointed of those — until Michigan shows it can handle the pressure.