That's why the optics around Michigan football quarterback Mikey Keene don't feel great right now. As has been the case for years, media's not allowed into any U-M practice: not walkthrough, not individual drills,

Moore’s comments come as Keene has been noticeably absent in some camp conversations on the Michigan quarterback race. Last week, defensive back TJ Metcalf said they hadn’t seen much of Keene in practice, while running back Jordan Marshall said the Wolverines are “going to have a young quarterback this year.”

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — The good news for Michigan football is that through two weeks of fall camp, there hasn’t been, as of yet, any serious injuries sustained (fans, you can knock on wood if that makes you feel better). But there also hasn’t been a lot of progress, at least as much as hoped, for two of the players returning from injury.