ANN ARBOR, Mich. — In his first public interview since the end of the Michigan State game, Kalel Mullings denied accusations that he stomped on anyone during the post-game tussle. The Michigan running back said Tuesday night that he “wasn’t stomping ...

As the Wolverines were getting up from victory formation, MSU and Michigan football tangled on the field as the clock wound down, but the two teams were separated without much fuss or muss. However, that didn’t stop the Spartan contingent from poring over the TV copy to find some fault on the maize and blue side of the line of scrimmage.

Michigan running back Kalel Mullings eclipsed 100 yards in three straight games this season before seeing his production dip. But Mullings is still viewed by many as the top Michigan running back on the team. His hard-nosed running style has helped the ...

Michigan football running back Kalel Mullings denied allegations from MSU fans, media of stomping on person associated with Spartans

• During the interview with WXYT-FM radio, Moore also made his first public comments on Michigan quarterback Jack Tuttle hanging it up. In an abrupt announcement Monday night, Tuttle said he was retiring as a player after suffering a fifth concussion and never fully recovering from the injury to the elbow in his throwing arm.

The Wolverines' head coach said Mullings 'was trying to be a superhero' during the postgame altercation with Michigan

"Throughout my life, I've learned not to get too high with the highs, not to get too low with the lows," Mullings told reporters Tuesday night.