MIKE MORRIS

Eybai Okie, the edge rusher who transferred to Michigan hoping to rehabilitate his image and earn more playing time on a national level, is looking to leave. Okie entered his name into the NCAA transfer portal as a graduate on Thursday, a database of players looking for a fresh start elsewhere. In one season at Michigan, the 6-foot-5, 244-pound Okie totaled 12 tackles (3 1/2 for a loss) and 2 1/2 sacks as a rotational edge rusher. I’ve always kind of raised myself and handled my own thing.”Okie’s expected departure follows Mike Morris, Michigan’s top edge rusher and sack leader in in 2022, who recently declared for the NFL draft. He is the eighth Michigan player to enter the transfer portal since the conclusion of the regular season.

Michigan’s football team will have a new sacks leader in 2023. Senior defensive lineman Mike Morris announced Monday that he will not return to Ann Arbor for a fifth season and will declare for the NFL draft. “My career at Michigan can only be described as a true Michigan man experience,” Morris wrote in a post on Instagram. I would also like to thank the greatest university in the world for their endless support of me and this football team. In Mel Kiper Jr.’s latest NFL draft big board, the ESPN analyst ranked Morris as the third-best draft-eligible outside linebacker.

GLENDALE, Ariz. — A group of players whose status this week appeared uncertain are in uniform and available to play today for Michigan. Same goes for defensive end Mike Morris (ankle sprain), Michigan’s leading edge rusher and sack leader, who spoke to reporters earlier this week and said he planned on playing. He took to the field today visibly limping and wearing a wrap on his left leg. pic.twitter.com/4keYXVBKf5 — Aaron McMann (@AaronMcMann) December 31, 2022Other pregame observations ...• Running back Blake Corum was on the sideline pregame, sporting crutches and a brace over his left knee after surgery to repair his torn meniscus. Michigan TEs coach Grant Newsome has been walking around the field playing catch with young fans.

3 TCU (12-1) will square off in the Fiesta Bowl national semifinal on Saturday. Michigan is in the playoff for the second straight season and hasn’t lost since falling to Georgia 34-11 in last year’s Orange Bowl. It has been the best second-half team in the country, outscoring opponents by 206 points. The Horned Frogs also have been a strong second-half team under first-year coach Sonny Dykes. PREGAME READING- Former star QB turns heartbreak into inspirational story for Michigan football- Michigan QB Alan Bowman will try to win a national title, then transfer- The Don: Edwards thriving as Michigan’s big-play guy- Junior Colson: From an orphanage in Haiti to Michigan’s top tackler- Michigan EDGE Mike Morris ‘feeling great,’ plans to play in Fiesta Bowl- In Fiesta Bowl, Michigan can go from great to college football’s pinnacle

It’s been a great team effort. Everybody bleeds blue and pulls in the same direction.”- Harbaugh on the team’s journey to back-to-back playoff appearances“Ryan Hayes for sure. We play seven-on-seven with the O-linemen every Friday, and I’d probably say Hayes and Trevor had the best performance. There’s a lesson in every show, whether it is a life lesson or coaching lesson.”- Harbaugh on coaching philosophies he takes from “Ted Lasso.”“We got the traditionals. There’s not a lot of the training of the mind, and meditation is a great way to do it.

Both teams met with the media again on Wednesday. We spoke to Michigan’s key defensive players and co-defensive coordinators Jesse Minter and Sherrone Moore, as well as their counterparts on TCU’s offense. In addition to some Xs and Os talk, we discuss Mike Morris’ health status and Mazi Smith’s first comments since his arrest. Stay tuned for plenty more coverage leading up to the Fiesta Bowl, as Thursday is the big “media day” for both teams. We’ll get a chance to talk to any and all Wolverines, and will bring you the most important news.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- If professional football doesn’t work out for Mike Morris, or even if it does, there’s always a career acting. He appeared in school plays in high school. Sometime after Michigan beat Michigan State on Oct. 29, Morris filmed a television commercial for the Mike Morse Law Firm. The extended cut is 90 seconds and features fellow Michigan football players Kris Jenkins, Olusegun Oluwatimi, Junior Colson, and Trevor Keegan. “I’m real flexible so I really don’t care.”Watch Morris talk about his acting ambitions in the video above (or by clicking here).

Mike Morris, who was named Big Ten defensive lineman of the year earlier this month for his 7 1/2-sack season, plans to suit up for Saturday’s Fiesta Bowl matchup against Texas Christian (4 p.m., ESPN) after rehabbing a nagging high-ankle sprain. “I’m probably 95 to 100 (percent) right now,” Morris told reporters Wednesday. Last year, under previous coordinator Mike Macdonald, Morris was deployed in various roles across the defensive line. “When I first met Mike, nobody had higher expectations for Mike than Mike. We need you to be Mike Morris, because you’re a really good player capable of being this type of player.

TEMPE, Ariz. — Michigan football could be without a trio of receivers for the Fiesta Bowl later this week. All three players were present at Diablo Stadium in Tempe for practice, but were not in pads or going through pre-practice warmups during the portion open to the media. Henning, who doubles as Michigan’s punt returner, has been used sparingly at wideout this season, catching just seven passes for 63 yards. Michigan (13-0) will practice again on Wednesday and Thursday, with Thursday’s session open to the media once again. Michigan is thin at inside linebacker, and the 6-foot, 223-pound Moten could give the team some depth at the position.

INDIANAPOLIS — Michigan will be without star edge rusher and Big Ten defensive lineman of the year Mike Morris for the conference championship, MLive has confirmed. Morris was not in uniform for pregame warmups and has been ruled out for tonight’s game against Purdue (8 p.m., FOX), a team spokesman confirms. He is in uniform and expected to play after turning in a 22-carry, 216-yard game against Ohio State last week. Other notes: Michigan is wearing all-blue uniforms tonight, the same look as last year’s Big Ten championship game when it beat Iowa, 42-3. ... Expect a large contingent of support for the maize and blue tonight; Michigan sold out of their allotment of 10,000 tickets.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — As Michigan gets ready to depart for Indianapolis, health of the team remains a big storyline. It limited him early on, slowing Michigan’s ground attack, but Edwards powered through en route to a 22-carry, 216-rushing yards, 2-TD game in the victory. Unless he suffered additional damage to that thumb, we expect Edwards to play again. But that’s also why they play the games — Michigan showed last week that it could win games through the air. LS William Wagner — We don’t have the particulars on this one, but Michigan’s top long snapper also suffered a season-ending injury against Iowa.

While their coach was named best in the Big Ten, a list of Michigan players earned individual honors from the conference on Tuesday. Mike Morris was named Big Ten defensive lineman of the year, while Jake Moody took home best-kicker honors for a second straight season. Moody, a fifth-year graduate student, is a perfect 53 of 53 on point-after kicks and 26 of 32 on field-goal attempts. Turner (coaches)Third-Team Defense — LB Michael Barrett (coaches), LB Junior Colson (media), DB D.J. Turner (media)Honorable Mention Defense — LB Michael Barrett (media), DB Gemon Green (coaches/media), DL Kris Jenkins (coaches/media), Mike Sainristil (coaches/media), LB Jaylen Harrell (media), DB Makari Paige (media), DB Rod Moore (media)Second-Team Special Teams — A.J.

The Michigan Wolverines and the Ohio State Buckeyes are prepared to square off in the game of the century II for a chance to represent the east division in the Big Ten Championship, remain undefeated, and have bragging rights for the next 365 days.

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ANN ARBOR, Mich. — If you were holding your breath for an update on Michigan’s group of banged up players, exhale. Head coach Jim Harbaugh provided “no update” on the status of star running back Blake Corum, backup Donovan Edwards and starting tight end Luke Schoonmaker ahead of Saturday’s showdown with Ohio State (Noon, FOX). The response is not a surprise for anyone that follows Harbaugh and the Michigan football program. Even so, the injury to Corum appears significant. He, too, was in uniform for the game against Illinois but never played after coming up injured the week prior.

On a frigid day inside The Big House, Michigan Wolverines kicker Jake Moody had ice water in his veins as he made a 36-yard field goal for a 19-17 victory to stave off defeat while improving to 11-0 on the season for the first time since 2006.

3 Michigan to a 19-17 victory over Illinois and an 11-0 record heading into next week’s showdown against Ohio State. Illinois (7-4, 4-4 Big Ten) took its first lead of the game at the 1:36 mark of the third quarter and was up until a Jake Moody field goal with 9 seconds to play. He played two snaps in the second half but none since the opening drive. Michigan had just 155 yards in the second half and averaged just 2.4 yards per carry, with freshman C.J. He also overshot Andrel Anthony on a corner fade in the third quarter that led to a Jake Moody field goal instead of a first down.

Jake Moody made a go-ahead, 35-yard field goal with nine seconds left to give No. 3 Michigan a 19-17 win over Illinois.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Michigan will be without three key players on offense today, leaving it shorthanded for its second-to-last regular season game. Starting offensive lineman Trevor Keegan will be sidelined for a second straight game due to injury, while backup running back Donovan Edwards and return man A.J. Edwards never played in the second half of last week’s win over Nebraska, after starting the game and getting carries early. He is second on the team in catches (30) and receiving yards (315), and could prove to be vital against Illinois’ No. NOTES: Illinois running back Chase Brown, injured in Illinois’ loss to Purdue last week, is “full go” today, according to ESPN.

ANN ARBOR – Michigan has won five consecutive games against Illinois. Continue to refresh this page for the latest updates from Michigan Stadium. Two of the nation’s top four rushing leaders will square off Saturday in Illinois’ Chase Brown (1,442 yards) and Michigan’s Blake Corum (1,349). But with Michigan winning six straight by double digits, it is once again a heavy favorite against Illinois. MORE: Michigan has nation’s No.

A victory on Saturday would assuredly keep the Wolverines in the College Football Playoff hunt, one week before the showdown in Columbus. OL Trente Jones — Michigan’s starting right tackle returned from a high-ankle sprain last week, albeit in a limited, reserve role. That suggests Edwards, who’s been banged up throughout his two-year career at Michigan, may have re-aggravated a previous injury. TE Erick All — Michigan’s starting tight end had “life-changing” season-ending surgery during the bye week, ruling him out for the rest of the season. He’s working his way back from a lower leg injury, which may slow him, but it’ll be vital that the Michigan defense keeps the running lanes blocked and tackles well.

Iowa's offense has been a punchline for much of the season, but after three straight wins, the Hawkeyes have a path to the Big Ten title game.

But it’s Michigan’s Blake Corum, who is fourth nationally in rushing yards (1,349) and second in rushing touchdowns (17), who Heisman voters will be watching closely Saturday. The standout junior is coming off his seventh-straight 100-yard rushing game and has been one of college football’s most scintillating players in 2022. Michigan’s offensive game plan has centered around Corum during Big Ten play, and the 5-foot-8, 210-pounder has delivered. “I was thinking about that,” Morris said on the “Inside Michigan Football” radio show. “Blake doesn’t really like talking about it,” Morris said of the Heisman race.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — It’s that time of the season where the injuries pile up, and Michigan sure is experiencing it. While the jury is still out on whether tight end Luke Schoonmaker and running back Donovan Edwards play on Saturday, starting edge rusher Mike Morris said Monday night that he’ll “be all right” after leaving last weekend’s win over Nebraska with an injury. “I’m feeling great,” Morris said Monday night on the “Inside Michigan Football” radio show. Injured players are typically hidden during recovery, and not brought out publicly, suggesting Michigan’s star edge rusher could suit up this weekend. But before Michigan can play that game, they’ve got one more, this weekend inside Michigan Stadium as part of senior day.

PISCATAWAY, N.J. — It took another close game at halftime to supercharge this Michigan football team, but the result proved to be a familiar one. I think they have good players. Heck of a game.”— Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh on his team’s second-half turnaround, outscoring Rutgers 38-0 and allowing just 57 yards of total offense. Read more on Michigan football:Behind the scenes as U-M’s equipment staff keeps football team hummingJim Harbaugh had an epiphany after tunnel attack. For Michigan RB Blake Corum, patience pays offFreshman CB taking on bigger role for Michigan footballU-M studying causes and solutions to red-zone struggles

PISCATAWAY, N.J. — If you needed a reminder of how good this Michigan football team is, Saturday night should suffice. And despite trailing at the half, Rutgers hadn’t exactly stuffed the stat sheet. But the magic ran out in the second half, with the Michigan completely overwhelming Wimsatt and a still-in-progress offense. The Scarlet Knights totaled just 57 yards in the second half, while Michigan shut out its third straight opponent in the second half. Read more on Michigan football:Behind the scenes as U-M’s equipment staff keeps football team hummingJim Harbaugh had an epiphany after tunnel attack.

Lightning struck twice on Saturday as the Michigan Wolverines rushing attack dominated No. 10 ranked Penn State in a 41-17 victory to improve to 7-0 on the season.

ANN ARBOR, MI -- Michigan defensive lineman Mike Morris knew there would be tension between his team and Penn State heading into Saturday’s game. The first was a 62-yard scramble right up the middle of the Michigan defense by Penn State quarterback Sean Clifford. Those two plays gave Penn State their only touchdowns of the day. Michigan finished the game outscoring Penn State, 25-3, cruising to a 41-17 victory. Their next game is Oct. 29 at Michigan Stadium when they host in-state rival, Michigan State.

10 Penn State on Saturday, racing to a 41-17 victory that left the Nittany Lions gasping for -- and grasping at -- air all afternoon. Penn State entered the day with the fifth-best rush defense in the country. Michigan ran for 418 yards on 55 carries (that’s 7.6 yards per rush) against a Penn State defense that entered the day ranked fifth in the country in rush defense. Michigan entered the season with dreams of a two-headed monster at running back that would give opposing defenses nightmares. Edwards’ came after Penn State had briefly reclaimed the lead early in the third quarter, a lead that defied the rest of the box score.

The Michigan Wolverines took care of business in consecutive road games as the men in maize beat the Indiana Hoosiers 31-10 to improve to 6-0 on the season.

Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh knows the score.

It was the first big road test for the Michigan Wolverines, and they looked well prepared as the men in maize took down the Iowa Hawkeyes 27-14, thanks to the play of Mike Morris and Eyabi Okie.

IOWA CITY, Iowa — You’d have a hard time faulting Mike Morris for being short with his responses, or even saying no to a media interview request. Michigan carried a 13-0 lead into the half, and there was a feeling the gap could have been larger. But after taking a 20-0 lead in the third quarter on a 12-yard touchdown pass to Donovan Edwards, Kirk Ferentz’s team hit the gas. “They had us on our heels there.”A 13-play, 78-yard drive moved Iowa into the Michigan red zone, threatening to pull within a touchdown and flip momentum. “Coach (Mike) Elston has made it a big priority to help us in the pass-rush game,” Morris said.

IOWA CITY, Iowa — Another test, another passing grade for this Michigan football team. The victory, a first for the Wolverines in four attempts in Iowa City, improves their record to 5-0. But a second-half flurry by Iowa, which entered Saturday’s game with one of the worst offenses statistically, tried to close the gap. The Hawkeyes entered Saturday’s game allowing just 5.8 yards and 236.3 yards per game. Michigan will hit the road for a second straight week next Saturday, traveling to Bloomington to play Indiana (Noon, FOX).

Michigan football had a tougher time than expected in its first Big Ten test. Now, the question is: Was this weekend a much-needed reality check for the Wolverines, a cause for concern, or a sign that Maryland is better than we thought?

PFF grades every player on every play in multiple facets of the game, such as passing, rushing, receiving, pass blocking, run defense, etc. With that in mind, here are Michigan’s snap counts and key takeaways from PFF’s grades from Saturday’s blowout win. 1 for the second straight weekHead coach Jim Harbaugh said McCarthy had a “near flawless” performance on Saturday, and his PFF grade reflects that. Cade McNamara struggles in reliefMcCarthy earned the top grade on offense, while last week’s starter, Cade McNamara, received the lowest at 37.4. Harbaugh said McCarthy earned the starting job with his play, but McNamara also didn’t do much to make it a tight competition.

ANN ARBOR – Michigan’s players were cognizant of the public perception of the team’s defense heading into 2022. The defense responded by holding the Rams to 219 yards of offense and not allowing point until midway through the fourth quarter of a 51-7 win. Only four came from defensive linemen, but their pressure also helped create lanes to the quarterback for linebackers and defensive backs. “I’m just excited for the defense,” said sophomore linebacker Junior Colson, who had a team-high 10 tackles. Nothing you can point to where your guys didn’t seem like they didn’t know what they were doing or trying to line up or what their assignment was.

It’s game week for the reigning Big Ten champions, and the Michigan Wolverines are coming into the 2022 season hungry for more. They’re looking to build on the structure set at the end of last season.

“We’ve always said a loud defense is a good defense,” Minter told reporters Thursday. Related: Could Michigan’s defense be better than last year? “When our 1s (starters) are out there, the communication is obnoxious,” defensive backs coach and co-coordinator Steve Clinkscale said. “Even when we’re going through a walkthrough, there’s literally non-stop communication throughout every level of the defense,” defensive end Mike Morris said. Folks in the program are calling this Year 2 of Macdonald’s defense, even with Minter at the helm.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Mike Morris isn’t backing down from his comments in spring, when he publicly said he wanted to be Michigan’s next standout defensive end. He wants to be the new leader of the group and says he’s ready to shoulder the spotlight. He wanted to add weight so he can play comfortably at all four levels of Michigan’s defensive line. Harbaugh believes Michigan’s “no-star” defense could be just as good as last year, if not better, even without an every-down anchor like Hutchinson on the outside. “Mike’s getting real comfortable on the edge, and understanding what his strengths are,” first-year defensive line coach Mike Elston said in spring.

FLINT, MI -- Flint athletes on the inaugural football team at Sylvester Broome Empowerment Village received a donation Wednesday afternoon from three members of the University of Michigan football team. Joel Honigford, Jake Thaw and Mike Morris, each football players at the University of Michigan, met with the Flint kids on their second day of football camp Wednesday, June 22. The trio were representing The Uniform Funding Foundation nonprofit, of TUFF, which former UM football player Adam Shibley founded in 2018. Wednesday’s event was the second day of the football summer camp, which roll into the fall with SBEV’s first football team that will compete in the Genesee County Football League. “This is amazing that the Michigan football team took the time out to come to Flint, Michigan and visit these 20 kids,” Dasuqi said.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — The biggest question facing Michigan football this offseason no longer has to do with the quarterback position. Where’s the pass rush going to come from? “Yes, we would like to generate more production from the inside,” Mike Elston, Michigan’s first-year defensive line coach, told reporters on Tuesday. A competent defensive line and advantageous pass rush can make a lot of average players on the back end look good. While guys like Morris and Upshaw are the obvious targets, it’s going to have to come from guys up and down the line.

The University of Michigan made history Tuesday, hiring Milan Bolden-Morris as the first female graduate assistant coach in Power 5 FBS history.

Michigan’s football program can now claim history with its latest hire, the first female graduate assistant among the NCAA’s Power 5 schools. Milan “Mimi” Bolden-Morris will join the Wolverines’ staff on June 1 as a graduate assistant working with the quarterbacks, the program announced Tuesday. “I have always believed in providing opportunities for individuals who are passionate about football, and Mimi is someone who has shown that drive to become a football coach,” head coach Jim Harbaugh said in a news release. “Mimi reached out and expressed interest in our graduate assistant positions when we had multiple openings this spring. The hire is notable because few women get an opportunity to coach football at any level, especially the college game.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Mike Morris knows he has big shoes to fill, and after Jim Harbaugh’s comments last week — openly wondering if he could be the next Aidan Hutchinson — the expectations have ratcheted up. More: Michigan’s Mike Sainristil turns heads early after position swapWhich might explain the compliment from Harbaugh last week, when Michigan’s head coach was asked about emerging defensive linemen. “Mike Morris could be the next Aidan Hutchinson, (David) Ojabo,” Harbaugh said. There’s also a new-look coaching staff to win over, with Michigan naming Jesse Minter its new defensive coordinator and adding veteran defensive line coach Mike Elston. Morris was asked who of Michigan’s previous defensive ends his skillset most resembled.

“Mazi Smith, playing really well,” Harbaugh told reporters Tuesday inside Schembechler Hall. Kris Jenkins, Taylor Upshaw, a whole list of guys that we’re really excited about: Braiden McGregor, Mike Morris. Mike Morris could be the next Aidan Hutchinson, Ojabo. There’s some really exciting things going on in the defensive line.”Breakout seasons from Hutchinson and Ojabo were a primary reason for the Michigan defense’s stark turnaround in 2021. Harbaugh said he believes Morris could follow a similar trajectory as Hutchinson and Ojabo, but he wasn’t the only one to recognize Morris’ burgeoning potential.

INDIANAPOLIS — The NFL Scouting Combine is typically known as a place for outgoing Michigan players to look forward. He’s going to be a guy behind the Aidan Hutchinson spot, the edge spot,” Ross said. “Kris Jenkins is also a great football player — and I feel like he’s really going to flourish this year,” Hinton said. Up front, outgoing tackle Andrew Stueber likes what Karsen Barnhart brings to the table along the line. “Greg Crippen is going to be a great player as well.

No. 2 Ohio State was on the receiving end of a 42-27 thumping by No. 6 Michigan that ended the Buckeyes’ eight-game winning streak in the Big Ten’s biggest rivalry, along with their streak of four straight conference title game appearances — all of which they have won.

Michigan recovered after a slow start to beat Penn State 21-17 on Saturday. PFF grades every player on every play in multiple facets of the game, such as passing, rushing, receiving, pass blocking, run defense, etc. With that in mind, here are Michigan snap counts from Saturday’s win and key takeaways from PFF’s grades. His 86.6 grade in the passing game led the Wolverines as he had a team-high five catches for 45 yards. Buy Wolverines gear: Fanatics, Nike, Amazon, LidsBuy Wolverines tickets: StubHub, SeatGeek, TicketmasterStream Wolverines games live: fuboTV, ESPN+, Sling

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Michigan’s defense was slow to react to the increased tempo Saturday against Michigan State, as the Spartans caught Mike Macdonald and his players flat-footed and out position on multiple occasions. “We were just trying to match personnel,” junior defensive end Mike Morris told reporters on Monday. The Spartans scored their second touchdown of the game, an 8-yard run by Kenneth Walker III, after Michigan’s defensive front scrambled to get set. They had trouble adjusting and it impacted the game, giving MSU a pair of easy touchdowns that proved to be the difference in the game. “Yeah, that’s something we’ve got to work on — got to fix,” Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh conceded Monday.

ANN ARBOR -- For the first time all season, the Michigan football team is preparing for its next opponent while trying to move past a loss. Michigan lost 37-33 on Saturday at Michigan State to fall to 7-1 on the season. It was a disheartening defeat, but one the Wolverines are eager to put in the rear view mirror (see video below). “My approach will be very similar to a fighter get knocked down,” Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh told reporters during the team’s weekly press conference on Monday afternoon. Freshman wide receiver Andrel Anthony noted the team’s goals are still alive.

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Here are Michigan’s defensive starters and where they were ranked as prep prospects, according to 247Sports’ Composite system. RELATED: Where Michigan’s offensive starters ranked as prospectsDefensive end: Aidan Hutchinson – The Dearborn Divine Child four-star was Michigan’s top-ranked recruit in the 2018 class at No. 31 overall prospect, was a U.S. Army All-American and finished his senior season with 6 1 ½ sacks. The Rochester Adams product originally committed to Missouri and racked up 28 overall offers. He was a four-star recruit ranked No.

Don’t tell Michigan defensive end Mike Morris that the Wolverines are big favorites against Rutgers on Saturday. The Wolverines embraced the underdog mentality before the season kicked off Sept. 4, and a dominating 3-0 start hasn’t changed that. “We know as soon as we lose one game, everyone’s gonna be like, ‘Michigan sucks again,’” Morris told reporters outside of Schembechler Hall on Monday. We don’t want that to happen again, so we’re just gonna continue to play with that chip on our shoulder. “I think It is just determination and drive,” Clinkscale said on the “Inside Michigan Football” radio show Monday night.

Head Coach Jim Harbaugh of the Michigan Wolverines watches his team warm up before a game against the Ohio State Buckeyes at Ohio Stadium on November 24, 2018 in Columbus, Ohio. (Photo by Jamie Sabau/Getty Images)ANN ARBOR, Mich. - The University of Michigan updated its online football roster Monday, revealing numbers for 25 true freshmen who were members of the 2019 recruiting class that ranked No. Here are the jersey numbers for the 25 scholarship players, according to the team's official website:3. RB Zach Charbonnet30. OL Zach Carpenter58.