Karan Higdon
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Will not play in bowl game
Higdon has elected to sit out the Peach Bowl against Florida on Dec. 29 in order to continue preparing for the 2019 NFL Draft, Nick Baumgardner of the Detroit Free Press reports.
ANALYSIS
Higdon was the first Michigan running back to rush for over 1,000 yards since 2011, finishing the season with 1,178 yards and 10 touchdowns. Instead of playing in his final collegiate contest, he will join fellow Wolverines Devin Bush and Rashan Gary in skipping the bowl game, though Higdon is still planning on participating in January's Senior Bowl. In his absence, look for Chris Evans and Tru Wilson to get more playing time against the Gators.
Higdon was the first Michigan running back to rush for over 1,000 yards since 2011, finishing the season with 1,178 yards and 10 touchdowns. Instead of playing in his final collegiate contest, he will join fellow Wolverines Devin Bush and Rashan Gary in skipping the bowl game, though Higdon is still planning on participating in January's Senior Bowl. In his absence, look for Chris Evans and Tru Wilson to get more playing time against the Gators.
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2018 Fantasy Outlook
In a backfield filled with a number of potential workhorse backs, it was Higdon who ultimately proved to be the best of the bunch. The junior tailback ran 164 times for 994 yards, adding 11 touchdowns to what equates to 6.06 yards per carry. Ty Isaac graduated following the campaign, leaving Higdon and Chris Evans to share Michigan's workload in 2018. Some unreliable play under center led the Wolverines to a run-heavy approach last season, but the offseason transfer of Shea Patterson to Ann Arbor may balance the offensive scales slightly this season. Even so, improved success on offensive drives could result in similar numbers for Higdon in his final year on campus.
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Fizzles out in blowout loss
Higdon managed just 72 yards on 15 carries Saturday against Ohio State.
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Back over 100 yards rushing
Higdon racked up 101 rushing yards and a touchdown on 21 carries Saturday against Indiana.
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Scores twice in light day
Higdon rushed 15 times for 42 yards and two touchdowns Saturday against Rutgers.
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Racks up another 100-plus yard day
Higdon rushed for 132 yards and a touchdown on 20 carries while catching one pass for five yards in Saturday's 42-7 win over Penn State.
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Shoulders heavy workload against Spartans
Higdon rushed for 144 yards on 33 carries and caught one pass for no gain Saturday against Michigan State.
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