CLOSE Michigan assistant coach Pep Hamilton gives an update the Michigan football quarterback situation. Buy Photo Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh looks on as Brandon Peters is checked after being hit during the third quarter Saturday, Nov. 18, 2017, at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison, Wis.(Photo: Kirthmon F. Dozier, Detroit Free Press)Buy Photo Think about how the story line has changed for Michigan football, from August until now. Yes, Wilton Speight is the starter at quarterback, but why doesn’t John O’Korn get a chance? And then … Yes, O’Korn is the starting quarterback but why doesn’t Harbaugh try Brandon Peters? And finally …Will Peters be able to start Saturday against Ohio State? That’s just one slice of this sprawling Michigan story line this season. And now, it’s time to hold my own crystal ball accountable. Before the season, I predicted Michigan would finish with a 9-3 record with losses to Penn…
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