Michigan's running back production this past season was atrocious. Not just bad, but awful. The Wolverines finished with only 946 yards and averaged just 3.9 yards per carry. If five-star Derrick Green commits Saturday, expectations for his impact will skyrocket but he cannot do it alone.



On the surface, Green would walk into a perfect scenario. There is no established healthy running back on the team, with fifth-year senior Fitzgerald Toussaint recovering from a severe leg injury, and no other ball carrier showing he was much more than a fill-in during the 2012 campaign.






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