Michigan Football: Offensive Line Review vs Hawaii

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ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN – SEPTEMBER 10: C.J. Stokes #23 (C) of the Michigan Wolverines celebrates with teammates Giovanni El-Hadi #58 (R) and Louis Hansen #81 (L) after scoring a touchdown during the second half of a college football game against the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors at Michigan Stadium on September 10, 2022 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The Michigan Wolverines won the game 56-10 over the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors. (Photo by Aaron J. Thornton/Getty Images) /

Others Who Played

Once again, the Wolverines’ quick march to a blowout led to many Wolverines getting into the game. The following players saw significant snaps in this one:

LT Jeffrey Persi – While Karsen Barnhart is likely getting the first crack at replacing Hayes next year, Persi’s gotten some very good snaps and flashed a lot of upside in his limited appearances. He’ll be in the mix next fall for the left tackle gig.
LG Gio El-Hadi – El-Hadi was inserted for a drive fairly early. It was unclear if his showing was due to a stinger from Keegan, or simply trying to work the promising youngster into the mix more often. He played well, though not as strongly as his borderline start from last week.
C Raheem Anderson – The Detroit native got a handful of snaps in this one and looked good at center. Between Anderson and Greg Crippen, Michigan should have a nice competition for its center position next fall.
RG Connor Jones – The true freshman saw some snaps late, and had a fairly solid opening debut.
RT Tristan Bounds – Easy to see on the field with his huge frame, Bounds had some solid reps in the run game when he entered into the ball game.

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