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Battle for No. 3 Receiver 'a Good Problem' for Michigan Football

Micah Simon says dependability and trustworthiness will decide Michigan’s third receiver as two freshmen and a transfer compete for snaps.

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Ann Arbor — First-year Michigan receivers coach Micah Simon met with reporters on Monday, but first he had to explain his appearance.

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Michigan football finally has WR competition: 'A good problem' to have

For years, Michigan football's wide receiver room has been a major talking point. Now, there's seemingly some real depth.

·New York, United States
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Battle for No. 3 receiver 'a good problem' for Michigan football

As it stands with two weeks of camp left, Andrew Marsh and JJ Buchanan are locked in and now it’s about establishing a third receiver.

·Detroit, United States
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The Detroit News broke the news in Detroit, United States on Monday, August 17, 2026.
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