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  • The Featherweight Fullback, John Maulbetsch (1914, 1926) | This Week in Michigan Football History

    September 29, 2021 /

    This week’s edition of TWIMFbH covers an underrated figure in Meechigan history, John Maulbetsch. The small running back became a media darling after a 1914 trip to play Harvard, and the east coast newspaper men couldn’t get enough of him. He went on to coaching after his playing career and on this day in 1926, he led the Oklahoma A&M Aggies against Michigan in 1926.

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