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B1G WR/TE rankings: How does Penn State Football stack up?

By Lawrence Santa Maria

Penn State Nittany Lions tight end Brenton Strange (Mandatory Credit: Matthew OHaren-USA TODAY Sports)
Penn State Nittany Lions tight end Brenton Strange (Mandatory Credit: Matthew OHaren-USA TODAY Sports) /
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6. Michigan Wolverines 

The Wolverines have a ton of speed at the wide receiver position and will count on their trio of talent in the passing game.

Ronnie Bell is the leader of the pack for Michigan after he led the team with 26 receptions, 401 yards and one touchdown last season in six games. Last season Cornelius Johnson and Giles Jackson really came onto the scene for Jim Harbaugh’s squad, combining for 31 receptions and over 400 yards.

With quarterback Alan Bowman transferring in from Texas Tech and their spread offense he could have a lot of fun with this bunch. Michigan’s tight end Nick Eubanks is also one of the most athletic tight ends in the country.

If the Wolverines can figure out the quarterback position their passing offense could be one of the better ones in the Big Ten.

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