ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Michigan football’s secondary is one of the biggest question marks heading into this season, and just five days before the opener, four players are still fighting for a starting cornerback position.
When Harbaugh spoke Monday ahead of the team’s opener against Minnesota, he named four players as possibilities to fill that role.
Turner are in competition for that spot, as well.”LATEST: Michigan vs. Michigan State will kick off at noon on HalloweenGreen and Faustin were both three-stars in the 2018 recruiting class.
Green was a top 400 player at cornerback, but Faustin was just inside the top 600.
Since enrolling at Michigan, Faustin has been moved from cornerback to safety, and now back to cornerback.