You're going to want to be sitting down for this: Almost a year to the day, Michigan's long touchdown draught from the wide receiver position if finally over.
When Nico Collins hauled in a 44-yard touchdown pass from Shea Patterson in the second quarter of the Wolverines' home game against Western Michigan, the sophomore wideout became the first Michigan wide receiver to catch a touchdown pass since Sept. 9, 2017.
im new to football is this bad?@11W @RedditCFB pic.twitter.com/SXsl161XBX
— Ryan Vonderhaar (@RyanVonderhaar) September 8, 2018
364 days. Let that sink in for a minute.
Grant Perry held the distinction of being the last Michigan wide receiver to catch a touchdown pass when he scored on a 33-yard toss from Wilton Speight in the Wolverines' 36-14 win last season.
