Monday, September 8, 2025

2025 Ex-Wolverine Updates: Week 2

 

Andrel Anthony (image via X)

FORMER PLAYERS

Raheem Anderson, C (Western Michigan): Anderson is a backup lineman for Western Michigan.

Andrel Anthony, WR (Duke): Anthony caught 5 passes for 58 yards and 2 touchdowns in a 45-19 loss to Illinois.

Jeremiah Beasley, LB (Missouri): Beasley made 1 tackle in a 42-31 win over Kansas.

Kechaun Bennett, DE (UCLA): Bennett made 5 tackles, 1 tackle for loss, and 1 sack in a 30-23 loss to UNLV.

Tristan Bounds, OT (Arizona): Bounds is a starting offensive tackle for Arizona.

Hit the jump for more.


Semaj Bridgeman, LB (Michigan State): Bridgeman did not record any stats in a 42-40 win over Boston College.

Cole Cabana, RB (Western Michigan): Cabana did not record any stats in a 33-30 loss to North Texas.

Cam Calhoun, CB (Alabama): Calhoun made 2 tackles and 1 pass breakup in a 73-0 win over Louisiana-Monroe.

Darrius Clemons, WR (Oregon State): Clemons tore his Achilles during practice and will miss the entire 2025 season.

Jayden Denegal, QB (San Diego State): Denegal completed 15/30 passes for 133 yards and 1 touchdown in a 36-13 loss to Washington State. He had 8 carries for -28 yards and 1 touchdown, and that includes being sacked 3 times for -35 yards.

Eamonn Dennis, WR (Ohio): Dennis returned 1 kickoff for 16 yards in a 17-10 win over West Virginia.

Tavierre Dunlap, RB (Eastern Michigan): Dunlap had 11 carries for 26 yards in a 28-23 loss to LIU.

Andrew Gentry, OT (BYU): Gentry is a starting offensive tackle for BYU.

Dom Giudice, OG (Missouri): Giudice is a starting offensive guard for Missouri.

Ben Hall (RB, North Carolina): Hall had 3 carries for 3 yards and 2 catches for 10 yards in a 20-3 win over Charlotte.

Louis Hansen, TE (UConn): Hansen made 1 catch for 15 yards in a 27-20 loss to Syracuse.

Amir Herring, OG (Kansas): Herring is a starting offensive guard for Kansas.

Jason Hewlett, LB (Boston College): Hewlett made 2 tackles in a 42-40 loss to Michigan State.

Nikhai Hill-Green, LB (Alabama): Hill-Green made 2 tackles in a 73-0 win over Louisiana-Monroe.

Breeon Ishmail, DE (Purdue): Ishmail did not record any stats in a 34-17 win over Southern Illinois.

Kody Jones, CB (Kennesaw State): Jones has 6 tackles and 1 sack so far this season in two games.

Aymeric Koumba, DE (UCF): Koumba made 1 tackle in a 68-7 win over North Carolina A&T.

Ja'Den McBurrows, CB (Appalachian State): McBurrows made 5 tackles, 1 tackle for loss, and 1 pass breakup in a 20-13 win over Lindenwood

Cade McNamara, QB (East Tennessee State): McNamara completed 11/18 passes for 85 yards, 1 touchdown, and 0 interceptions in a 72-17 loss to Tennessee. He also had 3 carries for -2 yards.

Hayden Moore, LB (Washington): Moore made 2 tackles in a 70-10 win over UC-Davis.

Tyler Morris, WR (Indiana): Moore suffered a knee injury in the spring that will keep him out for the 2025 season.

Alex Orji, QB (UNLV): Orji had 1 carry for 1 yard in a 30-23 win over UCLA.

Jeff Persi, OT (Pitt): Persi is a starting offensive tackle for Pitt.

Micah Pollard, LB (Liberty): Pollard made 1 tackle in a 34-24 loss to Jacksonville State.

Myles Pollard, CB (Memphis): Pollard has not recorded any stats yet this season.

George Rooks, DT (Syracuse): Rooks did not record any stats in a 27-20 win over UConn.

Keon Sabb, S (Alabama): Sabb made 3 tackles in a 73-0 win over Louisiana-Monroe.

Adam Samaha, K (Akron): Samaha has not played yet this season.

Deuce Spurlock, LB (Liberty): Spurlock made 3 tackles in a 34-24 loss to Jacksonville State.

C.J. Stokes, RB (Charlotte): Stokes had 10 carries for 7 yards in a 20-3 loss to North Carolina.

Jake Thaw, WR (Delaware): Thaw made 7 catches for 85 yards and 1 punt return for 13 yards in a 31-7 loss to Colorado.

Joey Velazquez, LB (Ohio State): Velazquez did not record any stats in game two.

Dan Villari, TE (Syracuse): Villari made 7 catches for 104 yards and 1 carry for 1 yard in a 27-20 win over UConn.

Owen Wafle, DT (Penn State): Wafle did not record any stats in a 34-0 win over FIU.

Amorion Walker, WR (Middle Tennessee): Walker made 2 catches for 15 yards in a 42-10 loss to Wisconsin.

D.J. Waller, CB (Kentucky): Waller did not play in game two.

FORMER COMMITS

Collins Acheampong (DE, Bowling Green State): Acheampong has yet to record any stats this season.

Aaron Alexander, LB (Arkansas State): Alexander did not record any stats in a 56-14 loss to Arkansas.

Markus Allen, WR (Mississippi State): Allen did not record any stats in a 24-20 win over Arizona State.

Ethan Burke, DE (Texas): Burke made 2 tackles and 1 quarterback hurry in a 38-7 win over SJSU.

Kevonte Henry, DE (Alabama): Henry did not record any stats in a 73-0 win over Louisiana-Monroe.

Tyler Martin, LB (UMass): Martin made 9 tackles, 1 pass breakup, and 1 interception that he returned 23 yards for a touchdown, but UMass lost to Bryant by a score of 27-26.

Davonte Miles, DT (South Carolina): Miles made 1 tackle in a 38-10 win over South Carolina State.

Andrew Rappleyea, TE (Penn State): Rappleyea did not record any stats in a 34-0 win over FIU.

Myles Rowser, S (Arizona State): Rowser made 5 tackles in a 24-20 loss to Mississippi State.

Elias Rudolph (DE, UNLV): Rudolph did not record any stats in a 30-23 win over UCLA.

Jacob Smith (DE, Kentucky): Smith made 1 tackle in a 30-23 loss to Ole Miss.

Jaden Smith (LB, Kentucky): Smith made 2 tackles in a 30-23 loss to Ole Miss.

Jerod Smith (DT, Kentucky): Smith made 2 tackles in a 30-23 loss to Ole Miss.

Joel Starlings, DT (Maryland): Starlings made 1 tackle in a 20-9 win over Northern Illinois.

Alex VanSumeren, DT (Michigan State): VanSumeren made 1 tackle in a 42-40 win over Boston College.

Raylen Wilson, LB (Georgia): Wilson made 7 tackles and 0.5 tackles for loss in a 28-6 win over Austin Peay.

COACHES

Joe Bolden, Special Teams Coordinator (Southern Mississippi): Bolden is in his first season at Southern Miss after spending 2023-2024 at Tulsa.

Anthony Campanile, Defensive Coordinator (Jacksonville Jaguars): Campanile is in his first season as an NFL defensive coordinator after spending time as a linebackers coach for the Packers last year.

Kirk Campbell, Offensive Analyst (Los Angeles Chargers): Campbell is in his first season with the Chargers.

Steve Clinkscale, Defensive Backs Coach (Los Angeles Chargers): Clink is in his second season with the Chargers.

Ross Douglas, Wide Receivers Coach (Oregon): Douglas is in his first season as Oregon's wide receivers coach after spending 2024 at Syracuse.

D.J. Durkin, Defensive Coordinator (Auburn): Auburn beat Ball State by a score of 42-3.

Mike Elston, Defensive Line Coach (Los Angeles Chargers): Elston is in his second season with the Chargers.

Jedd Fisch, Head Coach (Washington): Fisch is 2-0 this year after a 70-10 win over UC-Davis.

Larry Foote, Defensive Run Game Coordinator/Outside Linebackers Coach (Tampa Bay Buccaneers): Foote has been coaching in some capacity with the Bucs since 2019.

Darrell Funk, Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Line Coach (Indiana State): Funk is back at Indiana State, where he previously coached in 2017, to help out his old buddy Curt Mallory.

Allen Gant, Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Coach (Fordham): Gant is in his second season with Fordham.

Josh Gattis, Offensive Analyst (Syracuse): Gattis is now an offensive analyst for Syracuse.

Harold Goodwin, Assistant Head Coach/Run Game Coordinator (Carolina Panthers): Goodwin is in his second season with the Panthers.

Jay Harbaugh, Special Teams Coordinator (Seattle Seahawks): Harbaugh is in his second season with the Seahawks.

Jim Harbaugh, Head Coach (Los Angeles Chargers): Harbaugh is in his second season with the Chargers.

Ben Herbert, Executive Director of Player Performance (Los Angeles Chargers): Herbert is in his second season with the Chargers.

Cato June, Assistant Linebackers Coach (Indianapolis Colts): June is in his first season with the Colts after spending time at Bowling Green State.

Kevin Koger, Tight Ends Coach (Atlanta Falcons): Koger is in his second season with the Falcons.

Scot Loeffler, Quarterbacks Coach (Philadelphia Eagles): Loeffler is in his first season with the Eagles after being head coach at BGSU.

Mike Macdonald, Head Coach (Seattle Seahawks): Macdonald is in his second season heading up the Seahawks.

Curt Mallory, Head Coach (Indiana State): Mallory is now 2-0 this year after a 38-14 win over Eastern Illinois.

Roy Manning, Edges Coach (San Diego State): Manning was out of football in 2024 but is now coaching the edge rushers for SDSU.

Mike McCray, Linebackers Coach (Central State): McCray is in his first season with Central State after being with UMass from 2022-2024.

Jesse Minter, Defensive Coordinator (Los Angeles Chargers): Minter is in his second season with the Chargers.

Jerry Montgomery, Defensive Line Coach (Cincinnati Bengals): Montgomery is in his first season with the Bengals after spending 2024 with the Patriots.

Desmond Morgan, Safeties Coach (Memphis): Morgan is now the safeties coach at Memphis, where he is helping to coach former Michigan cornerback Myles Pollard.

Shaun Nua, Defensive Line Coach (USC): Nua is in his fourth season with USC.

Chris Partridge, Linebackers Coach (Seattle Seahawks): Partridge is in his second season coaching for the Seahawks.

Denard Robinson, Quarterbacks/Running Backs Coach (Lead Prep Academy): Robinson is coaching at Lead Prep in Brighton, MI, for the second year.

Rich Rodriguez, Head Coach (West Virginia): Rodriguez is now 1-1 this year after a 17-10 loss to Ohio.

Dylan Roney, Outside Linebackers Coach (Los Angeles Chargers): The former Michigan walk-on, recruiting assistant, and grad assistant is now coaching NFL outside linebackers under Jim Harbaugh.

James Ross III, Defensive Run Game Coordinator/Outside Linebackers/Defensive Ends Coach (Houston): Ross is in his second season with Houston.

Roy Roundtree, Wide Receivers Coach (Temple): Roundtree is in his first season as Temple's wide receivers coach after spending 2024 at Miami-OH.

Adam Stenavich, Offensive Coordinator (Green Bay Packers): Stenavich is in his fourth season as the Packers offensive coordinator and has been coaching in some capacity with the team since 2019.

Ed Warinner, Offensive Coordinator (Rhein Fire): Warinner was the offensive coordinator for the Rhein Fire when they played their season in the spring/summer.

Edward Warinner, Safeties Coach (Indiana State): Warinner, who spent one year at Michigan when his dad Ed Warinner was the offensive line coach, is now a safeties coach at ISU.

Al Washington, Linebackers Coach (Notre Dame): Washington remains as the linebackers coach for the Fighting Irish.

Tyrone Wheatley, Head Coach (Wayne State): Wheatley is 0-1 after a 34-7 loss to Tiffin.

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5 comments:

  1. AnonymousSeptember 9, 2025 at 6:38 AM

    Ohio had lost to Rutgers in week 1 by three points on a late field goal, and the betting line for the WVU-Ohio game showed WVU a 3.5 point favorite. I was somewhat surprised by that, but I guess the odds-makers knew a thing or two because lo-and-behold Ohio beats West Virginia, 17-10.

    The box score for that game has some interesting things:
    - Ohio turned the ball over three times, yet still won
    - Ohio dominated time of possession, 40:15 to 19:45
    - WVU's 3rd down conversion rate was only 15%

    It's going to be interesting watching WVU's season unfold. With the coaching change in the off-season, the roster turned off a lot of players. I'll be interested in seeing how that team does over time, and whether we see improvement.

    Ditto Jedd Fisch at Washington ... a lop-sided win in a cupcake game ... does he keep things going, or is there a ceiling that will be revealed.

    The same can be said for Michigan, of course.

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    1. je93September 9, 2025 at 9:09 AM

      I wouldn't put WV & Washington in the same bucket. RR sucks; Jedd has a fantastic RB in Coleman, Williams is better than most QBs we'll face this year, and both Boston & Roebuck are better WRs than we've had under Sheronne

      Which reminds me: D@MN, I wish we had Andrel Anthony

      We've got a lot of P4 starting OL out there who are former Wolverines. We can't expect them all to be successful, but looking at recruiting rankings, their bodies and what Newsome is putting out there, and the writing is on the wall. Our guys are not well coached

      https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/mizzou-guard-named-sec-offensive-lineman-of-the-week/ar-AA1M8p7r

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    2. AnonymousSeptember 9, 2025 at 11:50 AM

      I mentioned Fisch simply because he was an former coach, not necessarily as a way to lump him and RR together in any way. That said, I'm still interested to see if Fisch can find a higher gear against better opponents.

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    3. iykykSeptember 9, 2025 at 12:46 PM

      Fisch has really exceeded my expectations. I don't know if he's going to thrive at UW. I don't know if he does that he won't just go and take the next best job. But I will say that he does but he seems to have that program pointed in the right direction. Hats off to him. With the way he job-hopped I had a lot of skepticism about him leading a program but he seems to be doing alright there.

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  2. iykykSeptember 9, 2025 at 12:28 PM

    Since I appreciate these posts I'll add in one guy.

    Matt Hibner is still at SMU and has 3 catches on the season for 30 yards. Hibner finished 2024 season really strong so it's a bit of a quiet start for him. But SMU did have a bit of a moral victory by taking Baylor to double OT.

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