Michigan running back Jordan Marshall will be a game-time decision and the Wolverines will be without a key defensive starter against Maryland.

Jordan Marshall traveled to the East Coast, put on the Michigan uniform and went through pregame warmups Saturday, only to stand on the sideline and never play a snap. Turns out, the sequence of events was all planned to save the Wolverines’ injured running back for the regular-season finale against Ohio State next Saturday,

TD breakout vs. Maryland lifted Michigan to No. 15 in the AP Top 25 and added intrigue to the Wolverines’ late-season.

In Michigan’s 45-20 victory over the Terps, Kuzdzal rushed for 100 yards on 20 carries and scored three touchdowns.

Michigan football will be down a starting linebacker for today’s game against Maryland. Senior Ernest Hausmann has been ruled out for the Saturday afternoon matinee here at SECU Stadium (4 p.m., Big Ten Network),

Michigan is back in action on Saturday and there is plenty at stake in this game. While some believe the Wolverines could falter against Maryland due to injurie

Justice Haynes is likely out for the regular season, while Jordan Marshall’s X-rays were negative, per Sherrone Moore.

The Wolverines are preparing for another must-win game this Saturday in College Park. Here's where things stand with Jordan Marshall, Rod Moore and Hogan Hansen.

Michigan football may have lost running back Jordan Marshall vs. Northwestern at Wrigley Field in Chicago on Saturday, Nov. 15.