MLive · Sep 13, 2018
Position switch nets Michigan DL Carlo Kemp more playing time
ANN ARBOR -- A recent position switch has turned into near-immediate playing time for Carlo Kemp.
The junior defensive lineman got the start Saturday at tackle in Michigan's 49-3 rout of Western Michigan, with Aubrey Solomon (knee) and Lawrence Marshall (shoulder) out due to injury.
Kemp -- who started alongside nose tackle Bryan Mone -- said it was the first time he played a majority of snaps in a collegiate game.
"So it just felt really good to be out there and run around and just to get to really, finally play football," said Kemp, who had two tackles.
"It's been a while since I got to play a lot of snaps."
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