Derrick Green and De’Veon Smith were supposed to be the answers to Michigan’s woeful running game.

However, instead of combining forces to dominate the Big Ten in 2014, the pair of 5’11”, 220-pound sophomores frequently—and somewhat surprisingly—struggled to find steady footing on Saturdays.

To be fair, Green appeared capable of turning the corner prior to suffering his season-ending injury Oct. 4 versus Rutgers. Before breaking his clavicle, Green had 12 carries for 74 yards during what ended up being a 26-24 road loss to the Scarlet Knights.

Before that, ...

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