LOOK: Did new Michigan QB Shea Patterson just reveal his new number?

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University of Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh and Wolverines Nation have patiently been waiting to find out whether or not quarterback transfer Shea Patterson will be ruled eligible to play immediately or if he will have to sit out a season.

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Though Patterson may not know if he will be able to take the field for the Wolverines this fall, it looks as if he may already know what number he will be wearing during his time at Michigan.

On Tuesday, Patterson posted the following photos to his Snapchat account showing a No. 2 jersey. In addition, Patterson changed his Twitter avatar to a drawing up him in the No. 2 Wolverines road uniform.

Patterson, who is the former No. 1 prep quarterback in the nation, originally attended Ole Miss but decided to transfer to Michigan after the Rebels were hit with additional NCAA sanctions, including an extra bowl ban season.

Many believe that if Patterson is granted immediate eligibility that he will end up being the Wolverines starting quarterback for the 2018 campaign.

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Michigan football loses assistant coach to Alabama

Not so fast Michigan football. Just a few short weeks ago Michigan made a hire that was supposed to help fix some of their major issues on offense. The man who was hired to fix the offense was Dan Enos, the former Arkansas offensive coordinator. However, in a strange turn of events, it is right back to square one for the Wolverines.

To pour salt in the wounds, Enos is headed down south to Alabama. Unfortunately, it is doubtful that Enos was able to help the Michigan offense in any substantial way, as he was here for all of three weeks. He now will have the luxurious problem of choosing between two championship caliber quarterbacks with the Crimson Tide. Michigan, on the other hand, has many more offensive challenging problems than that.

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