Here’s one that’ll make you chuckle Buckeye fans.
According to quotes from Michigan linebacker/safety (viper) Khaleke Hudson, he believes there’s more talent on the Wolverines’ roster than what’s impressing NFL scouts on the banks of the Olentangy at Ohio State. This despite two consecutive blowout losses suggesting otherwise.
When speaking to reporters this week according to our sister site Wolverines Wire, Hudson took offense to any talk of a gap between the Buckeye program and Michigan. He first spoke to the facilities that have come a bit under fire since former Michigan videographer criticized the facilities in Columbus to what he was used to in Ann Arbor.
“I’m not sure what they got at their facility, but I know we got one of the best facilities in the world,” Hudson said. “And we’ve got one of the best coaches in the world. We got the best teammates in the world.
“I don’t know where they’re at, but I know we’re higher up.”
Hudson was then redirected about the perceived talent gap on the field, rather than the facilities and doubled down further.
“I feel like our talent is better,” he said.
Michigan gets a shot to try and back that up and wash out the sour taste of the Ohio State game when it travels to Orlando to take another team that many feel has a gap in talent far superior to Hudson’s team — the Alabama Crimson Tide.
