5 bold predictions for Michigan Football against TCU in Fiesta Bowl

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Will Johnson will get another interception

Straight up, Will Johnson looked like Charles Woodson in the Big Ten Championship game and I believe he’s going to spend a lot of time guarding Quentin Johnston on Saturday.

Johnston might be the best receiver in college football or at least the top-rated wideout in the 2023 draft class. He’s probably not better than Marvin Harrison Jr. and that should give the Wolverines and Johnson confidence because he proved more than capable of handling that matchup.

Harrison did catch a touchdown bomb in that game, but not against Will Johnson, whose confidence has to be sky-high. His talent level is sky-high too.

Johnston is going to be a first-round pick, but Will Johnson will be a first-rounder someday too. I feel like Duggan is going to test him too often trying to force the ball into Johnston’s hands and Will will make him pay and continue to build his legend.

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