Michigan football still waiting for 'hot hand' in rushing game
While Michigan football maintains its undecided quarterback spot, it might not matter who the QB is if U-M can't get more production from its running game. The Wolverines had a season-worst 57 yards on 42 rushes Saturday, Oct. 24, in its 13-6 OT loss to Indiana. That's an average of just 1.4 per carry. Neither Jordan Marshall (12 carries for 26 yards) or Savion Hiter (10 carries for 15 yards) had a run of more than 6 yards. NEW LEADER: University of Michigan officially begins search for new athletic director "Fair argument, fair question," he said. "If we would have a back clearly separate himself from the rest of the pack, then I think that would be something that we would have done by now. But no one's really just, 'Hey, I'm RB1, and there's no question about it, and I've got the hot hand.' "It's kind of been by committee. Not kind of — it has been by committee pretty much all season…
