... four games last year, Tate Forcier was on top of the college football world. He had just led a remarkable comeback victory against Indiana and was praised as one of the top quarterbacks in the Big Ten, and perhaps the country—as a freshman.

Less than a year later, Forcier is in danger of losing his starting job.

Michigan senior Troy Woolfolk recently told the media that Denard Robinson has an edge in the Wolverines' quarterback competition, citing Tate's lack of work ethic, as he hasn't shown up to as many voluntary workouts as Robinson. And that, Woolfolk said, hurts his perception in the eyes of the team.

"I personally have a lack of respect for [players who don't show up to voluntary workouts]. The outlook on them i...

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