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Former Four-Star OL Chris Fox Retires From Michigan Football Team, Will Be Student Assistant

It was announced Thursday at Michigan’s media day that Chris Fox, a former four-star lineman recruit, has retired from the football team and will be a student assistant.

A Parker, Colorado native, Fox was Rivals’  No. 11 offensive tackle back in the 2013 class. According to MGoBlue.com, Fox, who will be a student assistant with the football team going forward, appeared in one game during his career with Michigan.

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