Hello, everybody.

Welcome to the Wolverine 24-7 podcast, your audio source for all things, Michigan football, basketball, and recruiting.

I'm your host, Zach Shaw, Steve Lawrence, here with me.

If you missed our last episode on the quarterbacks, we are doing a series of shorter episodes, kind of running through all the different position groups, looking at the biggest strengths, the weaknesses, position battles, biggest

question marks, and then making some predictions for the 2021 season. So hopefully you guys like

them. You know, you can go binge them wherever you get your podcast. They're pretty digestible.

Maybe it's maybe you might listen to the whole thing in your work commute or, you know, while you

mow the lawn or or whenever you listen to your podcast. So this, this episode is going to

look at the running back's room. Steve, I think the depth chart at running back is kind of

irrelevant. I mean, I could not tell you who started which game over the past three seasons.

It just, it really doesn't matter.

It's, it's, they're going to give the ball to the players who are doing well.

I think there's something to be said for the hierarchy.

And in which case, I would say that it is Hassan Haskins, Blake Corum, Donovan, Edwards, for now.

And if things change, then things change. So not too much to say about Dept's chart.

I do think it will be an interesting battle just because there's some overlap in their roles.

Blake Corum versus Donovan Edwards, two very talented recruits.

We'll talk about the strengths of the group in just a moment.

But any thoughts on the significance or kind of the quasi battle between Corum and Edwards,

just because they both can catch passes.

They both have a lot of breakaway speed.

I think they're both, you know,

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