By Angelique S. Chengelis The Detroit News Comments Tailback Thomas Rawls role with MichiganÂ's offense is on the rise after he ran for 90 yards and a touchdown on nine carries in a victory over Illinois last week. The Wolverines finished with 353 yards on 51 attempts. (John T. Greilick/Detroit News) Ann Arbor â€" A season later, Michigan defensive coordinator Greg Mattison still feels the sting of the loss to in-state rival Michigan State. Especially since Michigan State piled up 213 yards rushing in its 28-14 victory. "I think last year if you look back, that's something that kind of sticks with us the entire year, that they took it to us," Mattison said Tuesday as No. 23 Michigan prepares...
0 Responses to Michigan defensive coordinator Greg Mattison sees rush defense as priority