Michigan’s QB will be Forcier or Sheridan

ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Tate Forcier has taken advantage of graduating high school early to take snaps and classes at Michigan.

Forcier rotated with Nick Sheridan during early drills that were open to the media Monday. The Wolverines practiced for the first time in a season they desperately hope marks a turnaround.

Michigan lost a school-record nine games last year in Rich Rodriguez’s debut season with college football’s winningest program.

Sheridan shared starting duties in 2008 with Steven Threet, who transferred after the season.

Forcier might not start the opener next month at home against Western Michigan, but it’s difficult to envision him spending a lot of time on the sideline.