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The Game: Previewing Michigan's offensive line

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BY DAN FELDMAN
Daily Sports Editor
Published July 27, 2008

Offensive line is Michigan’s biggest question. And that was the case before left guard Justin Boren transferred to Ohio State, leaving even more uncertainty.

: (RODRIGO GAYA / DAILY); Redshirt sophomore Stephen Schilling is already the leader on Michigan’s offensive line after playing just one year for the Wolverines.

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