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Michigan injury report

October, 29, 2009

10/29/09

7:17

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Posted by ESPN.com's Adam Rittenberg

Michigan has issued its official injury report for Saturday’s game at Illinois (ABC, 3:30 p.m. ET).

OUT

CB Zac Johnson, shoulder
C David Molk, knee (out for season)

PROBABLE (75 percent chance of playing)

WR Martavious Odoms, knee

Overall, this is pretty favorable for Michigan after the team got banged up in the loss to Penn State. Wide receiver Junior Hemingway appears to be fine after a nasty collision with teammate Donovan Warren on a punt return in the third quarter. Senior running back Brandon Minor isn’t listed here but continues to battle a foot/ankle problem. Odoms leads Michigan with 22 receptions for 272 yards and a score, though Hemingway has been the bigger threat at times this season. David Moosman will start at center in place of Molk. Head coach Rich Rodriguez also named game captains: running back Kevin Grady, wide receiver Greg Mathews and guard Tim McAvoy.

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Michigan Wolverines, Greg Mathews, David Moosman, David Molk, Junior Hemingway, Brandon Minor, Kevin Grady, Tim McAvoy, Martavious Odoms, Zac Johnson

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