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Michigan Football's Initial Injury Report Reveals Major O-Line Concern Ahead of Penn State

Michigan’s offensive line enters Saturday’s showdown against Penn State in a precarious state, with four of the six starters listed as questionable or out for the Week 7 matchup. The Wolverines’ depth has been tested after losing two straight games, and the bye week was supposed to provide a chance to recover—but the injury report reveals lingering concerns.

Ace Hamilton, Andrew Sprague, Brady Norton, and Jake Guarnera are among the linemen facing uncertainty, while Andrew Babalola’s status improved from ‘out’ to ‘questionable,’ offering a glimmer of hope. Meanwhile, edge rushers John Henry Daley and Dom Nichols remain questionable for the third consecutive week, though freshman Tariq Boney and Nate Marshall have stepped up as reliable pass-rush options in their absence.

The absence of Sprague, who has been sidelined since Week 2, adds to the long-term worries, as head coach Kyle Whittingham has called his injury ‘perplexing.’

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