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Appeal Denied: Michigan LB Jaishawn Barham Out for First Half at Oklahoma

The ruling forces lineup adjustments, fueling coach Sherrone Moore's push to reexamine targeting.

Overview

  • Michigan's appeal of Jaishawn Barham’s second‑half targeting ejection was rejected, confirming he must sit the opening half at Oklahoma.
  • The third‑quarter call against New Mexico erased Barham’s scoop‑and‑score and extended a drive that the Lobos finished with a touchdown.
  • Sherrone Moore said Big Ten officials Tony Petitti and A.J. Edds disagreed with the call as he renewed his call to change the targeting rule.
  • Michigan turned to Jimmy Rolder and Cole Sullivan after the ejection, with Rolder recording four tackles and Sullivan adding five tackles, a sack and an interception.
  • Freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood went 21-for-31 for 251 yards and a touchdown and transfer running back Justice Haynes ran for 159 yards and three scores in the 34–17 opener; Michigan visits Oklahoma on Saturday night.