It looks like Michigan RB, Zach Charbonnet, has entered the transfer portal, per ESPN. Coming in as the No. 46 overall recruit in the 247 composite rankings, he had a promising freshman year in which he set a Michigan freshman record for rushing TDs with 11 despite missing all of spring practice recovering from surgery and reportedly playing through persisting knee pain. He accumulated 726 yards on 149 rushes (4.87 ypc) his freshman year.
However, as a sophomore, Charbonnet only had 19 carries in Michigan's 5-game season, surpassed by Hassan Haskins with 61 carries and true freshman Blake Corum with 26 carries. He rushed for 124 yards with his 19 carries, though 70 of his yards came on one run. That's 54 yards on the other 18 carries (3.0 ypc).
Per Freep, he is the 15th scholarship player to transfer from Michigan since October 2019 and the 5th since September 2020. With Donovan Edwards set to join the Wolverines and Mike Hart signing on as their RB coach, I can't say I disagree with this decision at all. There currently does not seem to be an obvious landing place for him.
Yes this is literally the same thing the other guy posted but when mods lock up posts for low effort, it can take a long time before OP fixes it and then we have to wait for a mod to open the thread back up.
