Michigan football had two first team All-Big Ten defensive linemen, but will only have the services of one of them for the Big Ten championship game.
Michigan football had two first team All-Big Ten defensive linemen, but will only have one of them available for the Big Ten championship game.
Mazi Smith, who was charged with felony gun possession on Wednesday which stemmed from an arrest on Oct. 7, is in uniform and went through warm ups on the field at Lucas Oil Stadium for No. 2 Michigan’s (12-0, 9-0 Big Ten) clash with Purdue (8-4, 6-3 Big Ten). Smith was driving without his license on him when he was pulled over for speeding in Ann Arbor around 9:35 a.m. that Friday morning and admitted to police on the scene he had a gun.
His attorney, John Shea, said Smith had applied for a CPL at that time and has since obtained it. The 6-foot-3, 337-pound senior was arraigned on Thursday afternoon and had a probable cause hearing scheduled for Dec.
