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Kyle Whittingham Hit With Another Roster Blow as Promising Michigan Player Leaves Program With Three Games Left

The sophomore defensive end played in 9 games this season and had 11 tackles before disciplinary issues led to his departure.

  • On Monday, Michigan head coach Kyle Whittingham replaced offensive coordinator Jason Beck with offensive line coach Jim Harding, who will call plays for the final three games of the 2026 season.
  • Reviewing film from Saturday's loss to the Michigan State Spartans prompted the change, as Whittingham noted the unit failed to score a touchdown and struggled with turnovers.
  • Oregon's roster budget is around $50 million, compared to Michigan's $36 to $40 million, a gap Whittingham highlighted ahead of Saturday's trip to Eugene, saying 'NIL is really the name of the game in recruiting these days.'
  • Sophomore defensive end Nate Marshall abruptly left the team, a team spokesperson confirmed Tuesday, choosing to end his playing career with three games remaining in the 2026 season.
  • Seeking bowl eligibility, the 5-4 Wolverines prepare to face Oregon on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. EST, with Whittingham focused on recruiting and building momentum for the offseason.
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BizToc broke the news on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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