As Michigan looks to make it a clean sweep of its non-conference schedule, the program might be playing without several key names against UConn.

Starting linebacker Nikhai Hill-Green, offensive lineman Karsen Barnhart, and running back Donovan Edwards all are dealing with injuries entering the weekend.

According to Aaron McMann of Mlive.com, Edwards is doubtful to play while both Hill-Green and Barnhart are expected to be game-time decisions.

Hill-Green, who started Week 1 against Colorado State, was sidelined last with a soft tissue injury. While he was cleared to play last Saturday against Hawaii, Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh elected to rest him en route to a 56-10 win.

Barnhart, who can play all across the offensive line, has been dealing with a lingering ankle injury. According to reports, he was seen in a walking boot last week and could be held out in preparation for the start of conference play.

Edwards, a focal point of the Wolverines’ run game, could be held out in preparation for Maryland come next Saturday. Against the Rainbow Warriors, Edwards was limited to 3 carries for 26 yards and a touchdown. In 2 games, Edwards has recorded 15 carries for 90 yards and 2 touchdowns.

According to Michigan’s depth chart, J.J. McCarthy will get the start at quarterback. Last week against Hawaii, McCarthy went 11-of-12 passing for 229 yards and 3 touchdowns. In 2 games, McCarthy has completed 93.9% of his throws for 259 yards and 3 scores.

Kickoff from the Big House is set for noon E.T. The Wolverines entering Saturday as a 47.5-point favorite, according to FanDuel.