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Bleacher Report: Wisconsin vs Michigan: Denard Robinson Runs Well, But Michigan Misses Easy FG

Thanks to some skillful running by former Heisman hopeful Denard Robinson, Michigan was able to get inside the Wisconsin redzone.But kicker Seth Broekhuizen missed an easy 30-yard field goal, making him now only 3-9 on the season in field goal attempts.Chris Spielman made an excellent point saying that it shouldn't be that hard to get a quality kicker to play at Michigan, even if they have been down in the past few years.The miss spoiled a good drive by the Michigan offense led by some methodical running by Robinson and RB Vincent Smith.Robinson has not been very good throwing the ...

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