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Justice Haynes Decides to ‘Close My Chapter at Michigan,’ Enter Transfer Portal
Justice Haynes led the Big Ten with 857 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns in seven games before a foot injury ended his season, prompting his transfer portal entry.
- On Friday, Michigan running back Justice Haynes announced he will enter the NCAA transfer portal while planning to return for another year, writing, `Michigan will always be a special part of my story`.
- A season-ending foot injury in late October required surgery and sidelined Justice Haynes, who spent his first two college seasons at Alabama Crimson Tide with 616 yards and nine touchdowns.
- Statistically, he produced 857 rushing yards and 10 rushing touchdowns while averaging 7.1 yards per carry and recorded five consecutive 100-plus-yard games.
- The move creates immediate roster uncertainty for Michigan, as entering the portal removes key contributor Justice Haynes; however, depth remains with Jordan Marshall, Taylor Tatum, and Savion Hiter.
- Despite missed games, Haynes earned All-Big Ten honors and was ranked among the top five draft-eligible running backs by Matt Miller and Jordan Reid, ESPN NFL draft analysts.
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Running back Justice Haynes among latest Michigan player to enter transfer portal
Michigan running back Justice Haynes is returning for another year of college football but not with the Wolverines. Haynes, in an Instagram post on Friday, announced he is entering his name in the NCAA transfer portal. He transferred to Michigan…
After a season with Michigan, Justice Haynes to enter the transfer portal
Justice Haynes’ one season with the No. 18 Michigan football team was filled with records. The junior running back recorded five consecutive games with at least 100 yards and was the first in the Wolverines’ history to record five straight 100-plus yard games in his first five starts. He also set career highs in rushing yards and touchdowns in his first ever start with 159 yards and three touchdowns against New Mexico. But due to a season-endin…
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