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Citrus Bowl win would be ‘icing on the cake’ for Michigan after turbulent month
Michigan seeks a morale boost in the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl as interim coach Biff Poggi leads a team with 3 NFL draft opt-outs against Texas's favored Longhorns.
- On Dec. 31, Michigan Wolverines and Texas Longhorns meet in the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl at Camping World Stadium, Orlando, with a 3 p.m. kickoff to close a turbulent December for Michigan.
- Since Nov. 29, Michigan has undergone rapid change with a coaching shake-up as Sherrone Moore was fired on Dec. 10 amid legal trouble and Kyle Whittingham was hired.
- Three Michigan players have opted out for the NFL draft, and Poggi expects 12 to 15 more to miss Wednesday's game with injuries, including sidelined Wolverines Max Bredeson, Justice Haynes, Davis Warren, Rod Moore, plus starters Andrew Sprague and Mason Curtis.
- Interim coach Biff Poggi is leading Michigan for the bowl while Kyle Whittingham is in Orlando but not coaching, focusing on caring for players amid distraction with shorter, livelier practices.
- The Citrus Bowl draws thousands of fans and national TV exposure to Orlando, and bowl events generate roughly $100 million for the local economy while Michigan players visited Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida two days before the game with support from Morgan and Morgan.
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Texas Mascot Bevo Got A 50 Lb. Cake Shaped Like A Cheez-It For The Citrus Bowl
Texas Longhorns mascot Bevo College football’s bowl season has lost a lot of its luster, but there’s still plenty of magic to be found thanks to the schools and organizers that have decided to fully commit to the bit. That includes the folks behind the Citrus Bowl, which decided to treat the live longhorn Texas has as a mascot to a massive cake shaped like a Cheez-It ahead of the team’s showdown with Michigan. The college football landscape is c…
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