<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=042q5U_0wEx3B3z00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=042q5U_0wEx3B3z00" width="466" height="250" ></figure>The Michigan Wolverines dropped another game, this time to the Illinois Fighting Illini on Saturday. The team now sits at 4-3 on the year.Quarterback Jack Tuttle had 208 passing yards and found true freshman Hogan Hansen to be a reliable target. Hansen had four catches for 50 yards, setting two career-highs.This was the fifth game he’s participated in, meaning that Hansen has burned his redshirt status.Here are the true freshmen who have played this season. An asterisk (*) indicates they saw playing time against Illinois:<ul><li>RB Jordan Marshall (1 game)</li><li>OL Andrew Sprague (1 game) </li><li>OL Jake Guarnera (3 games)*</li><li>TE Hogan Hansen (5 games)*</li><li>LB Cole Sullivan (6 games)*</li><li>Edge Dominic Nichols (4 games)*</li><li>DL Manuel Beigel (1 game)</li><li>DB Mason Curtis (3 games)*</li><li>DB Jo’ziah Edmond (3 games)*</li></ul>Two other young players stood out on the defensive side of the ball this week — Mason Curtis played some snaps at safety and Jo’Ziah Edmond came in at cornerback.</div></body>

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Another Michigan true freshman burned his redshirt status this season

The Michigan Wolverines dropped another game, this time to the Illinois Fighting Illini on Saturday. The team now sits at 4-3 on the year. Quarterback Jack Tuttle had 208 passing yards and found true freshman Hogan Hansen to be a reliable target. Hansen had four catches for 50 yards, setting two career-highs.