You always learn things about a football team coming out of a bye week. Michigan football was no different. The Wolverines addressed some issues and made changes to the depth chart.
The most notable change was the move of freshman wide receiver Andrew Marsh into the starting lineup. According to PFF Snap Counts, Marsh played 52 snaps against Wisconsin, which resulted in four receptions for 80 yards, including two catches of more than 20 yards.
Shaking up the lineup can pay off in a big way. We have seen that with Marsh and also Jaishawn Barham on the defensive side of the ball.