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Michigan defense's ability to adjust helps lock down opponents

DetroitNews Sports

Nov 2, 2022

In Michigan's 29-7 win over Michigan State, a critical adjustment at halftime allowed the Wolverines to mostly shut down receiver Keon Coleman |!| Wolverines

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