Michigan running back Blake Corum did not dress for the Wolverines’ spring day, but he’s excited to return after recovering from meniscus surgery this offseason. Corum, a senior who finished second in Doak Walker Award voting last season, told Big Ten Network on Saturday that he returned for a fourth season because he had more to accomplish at UM. And his list includes beating Ohio State for a third straight season. “We have more on the plate and I’m trying to finish it off,” Corum said. “Winning the national championship, winning the Big Ten again, beating Ohio State again, I’m coming for everything.” Corum ran for 1,463 yards and 11 touchdowns before suffering his knee injury against Illinois in Week 11. But in Michigan’s 45-23 win over the Buckeyes in Columbus, he only carried the ball twice for six yards in a game where UM ran for 252 yards. He…
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