Mike Martin is glad quarterback Denard Robinson and cornerback J.T. Floyd elected to return to the Michigan football team because they can take care of what he never could. Beat Michigan State and win a Big Ten championship. "Those guys, they have unfinished business," Martin said in an interview Friday. ...
J.T. Floyd Record-setting quarterback Denard Robinson and cornerback J.T. Floyd will return to the Michigan football team for their senior seasons, the university announced today on Twitter. Both players took stock of their standing in the eyes of NFL scouts by filing paperwork to the NFL Draft advisory board. College ...
Twelve months ago this week, Michigan cornerback J.T. Floyd suffered an ankle injury that ended his season four games early. He had played well, especially considering he was playing without injured starting cornerback Troy Woolfolk opposite him. Now, Floyd again is playing without Woolfolk, but for an entirely different reason. ...
J.T. Floyd In the latest blow to an already-decimated secondary, Michigan cornerback J.T. Floyd will miss the remainder of the football season after injuring an ankle during Tuesday’s practice. X-rays taken Wednesday morning revealed no broken bones, but the junior sustained ligament damage that will be surgically repaired. Michigan coach ...
Michigan football coach Rich Rodriguez, wide receiver Darryl Stonum, left tackle Taylor Lewan and cornerback J.T. Floyd talk about the team's focus heading into Big Ten Conference play, starting with Indiana at 3:30 p.m. Saturday.
Denard Robinson is a one-man show, accounting for 94 percent of Michigan’s offense against Notre Dame, Rich Rodriguez is OK with that fact and Big Ten Network executives are about to spin-off "The Shoelace Show" for a sure-fire ratings bonanza. Whew. As much as Robinson dominated the talk, there are ...
Sophomore cornerback J.T. Floyd became Michigan's most experienced defensive back when senior Troy Woolfolk was injured last week. (AnnArbor.com file photo) J.T. Floyd's football resume' doesn't scream ready-for-prime-time performer. But the Michigan sophomore cornerback, who boasts two career starts and who wasn't exactly steady in a position he must now ...
On Thursday, Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez announced that freshman cornerback J.T. Floyd would make the first start of his career at Michigan State. He replaced cornerback Boubacar Cissoko in the first quarter against Indiana, held his own and did the same a week later.
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Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez said on his radio show Thursday night that redshirt freshman J.T. Floyd will start at right cornerback Saturday against Michigan State in place of Boubacar Cissoko.