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Justin Roh and Joel Honigford of Blue By Ninety discuss the persistent offensive struggles hindering Michigan’s performance. They analyze the team’s inability to establish a consistent run game, address coaching decisions, and explore the internal frustrations regarding current team dynamics as the season continues.
Michigan tight end Zack Marshall has apologized for comments made in leaked messages that surfaced following Saturday’s 20-14 loss to Minnesota, effectively confirming the authenticity of screenshots that spread across social media Monday.
Bryce Underwood, the loaded rushing attack, an unexpected name at wide receiver, and the defense to make an immediate impact.
Michigan spent an entire offseason building its offense around Bryce Underwood.
One game into the Jason Beck era, Kyle Whittingham made it clear Monday that process is nowhere near finished.
Michigan football head coach Kyle Whittingham met with the media Monday following the Wolverines’ 52-17 win over UTEP and ahead of Saturday’s matchup with Iowa.
Michigan now has a kickoff time for its first Big Ten game of the season.
The Wolverines will host Iowa at 3:30 p.m. ET on Saturday, Sept. 26, with the game televised nationally on CBS, the Big Ten announced.
UTEP is Michigan’s last game before Big Ten play begins, and this should not be another afternoon where Underwood has to become the run game because nothing else works. Michigan should be able to control this matchup physically. The interesting part is whether it can use that advantage to fix the things before Iowa.