It is true that offensive linemen are “built different.”All season long, Michigan’s road graders demonstrated this, opening the door for the Wolverines’ outstanding rushing attack to lead them to a national championship.
Fortunately, the offensive line continued to work on Monday, which is good news for Michigan supporters who braved the freezing temperatures to attend today’s championship parade in Ann Arbor. Despite the extremely cold weather, Wolverines linemen celebrated their championship win in the only way possible: without shirts.
Several Michigan players made sure to experience the entire thing, even though snow covered some of the buildings along the route.
The parade’s undeniable hero? Trevor Keegan, a three-time All-Big Ten guard, carried the crystal ball from The Coaches’ Trophy, the most renowned national championship trophy in college football, and appeared to be drinking a beer while traveling.
The parade’s undeniable hero? Trevor Keegan, a three-time All-Big Ten guard, carried the crystal ball from The Coaches’ Trophy, the most renowned national championship trophy in college football, and appeared to be drinking a beer while traveling.
Keegan is eligible to play one more year at Michigan, according to MLive, but many anticipate that the graduate student will leave for the NFL draft after considering it a year prior.
His Saturday exploits are unlikely to appear on his scouting film, but he showed that he will unquestionably be useful in a team’s hypothetical Super Bowl parade.
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