Aaron McMann is a Michigan football beat writer for MLive, covering all things related to the Wolverines. With a focus on local sports, Aaron provides in-depth analysis and updates on Michigan football, including coaching changes, player updates, and game highlights. His work has been featured in various publications, including Calhoun Times, cleveland.com, and syracuse.com.
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Aaron McMann's coverage primarily revolves around local sports, particularly college football with a specific focus on the Michigan Wolverines and their involvement in events such as the Rose Bowl and College Football Playoff. His articles also touch upon breaking news, evolving stories, and legal policy regulation related to sports.
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Dillion Gabriel and the Ducks' passing attack was too much for the Wolverines, who lost 38-17
The Wolverines benefited from a special teams miscue, but totaled just 111 yards in the first half
The Wolverines yielded 28 first-half points, and were victim to the big play again
| Michigan will return to a mid-afternoon time slot next week against the Big Ten's new football darling.
By: Aaron Mcmann
Despite missing a game, Loveland is responsible for more than 43 percent of the team's production through the air
By: Ryan Zuke, Andrew Kahn, Aaron McMann
Michigan football lost for a third time in four tries over the weekend, dropping a game to No. 1 Oregon.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Michigan will need all hands on deck for Saturday's game against red-hot Indiana, and more help could be coming for the battered secondary.
Moore weighs in on Kirk Campbell, the special teams penalty and defensive miscues
The College Football Playoff rankings make their return Tuesday night, and Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel will be front and center when you flip on the TV.
Injuries may open open the door for Andrew Sprague to play down the stretch, HC Sherrone Moore says
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