Freshman Savion Hiter turning heads at Michigan

ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- New Michigan football offensive coordinator Jason Beck says it's too early to evaluate the offense at this juncture, given that the Wolverines are just one fall camp practice down. But, after spring ball and summer conditioning and all, it's not surprising that the run game appears to be the strength on that side of the ball.

While Jordan Marshall is the starter at tailback, there's a lot of excitement surrounding true freshman running back Savion Hiter, the top-rated player at the position in his recruiting class. The former five-star has a lot of hype, and Beck notes, he should.