Michigan coach Sherrone Moore was noncommittal when it came to naming a starting quarterback ahead of the Wolverines' game against in-state rival Michigan State on Saturday. The first-year head coach will reportedly make a QB decision after this week's practices,

Cornerback Will Johnson has missed considerable stretches throughout the season and the Wolverines have now gone two straight games without starting left tackle Myles Hinton. Center Dominick Giudice was injured going into Week 6 but he was ultimately supplanted by Greg Crippen, who continues to play even now that Giudice appears to be healthy.

The Michigan football team is going into this game with a ton of questions marks, specifically on offense. The biggest concern is that the team doesn't have a quarterback. Literally. Sherrone Moore met with the media on Monday afternoon, and he said that the team will figure out who their QB will be this week during practice.