Jim Harding breaks down Michigan’s run-game problems and what changed vs. Iowa
There are plenty of excuses Jim Harding could make for Michigan's offensive line four games into the season.
Harding doesn't want to hear any of it.
There are plenty of excuses Jim Harding could make for Michigan's offensive line four games into the season.
Harding doesn't want to hear any of it.
There is no mystery in Kyle Whittingham’s current evaluation of Bryce Underwood.
Four weeks into the season, Michigan’s head coach sees a quarterback playing faster, seeing more, and trusting what is around him.
Michigan football head coach Kyle Whittingham met with the media Monday following the Wolverines’ loss to Iowa and ahead of their first road game of the season against Minnesota.
Justin Roh and Joel Honigford of Blue By Ninety break down Michigan’s last-second loss to Iowa. After dominating the majority of the game and the stat sheet, Michigan’s own mistakes cost the Wolverines against the Hawkeyes.
For three quarters, Michigan's defensive plan worked almost exactly the way it was supposed to.
Iowa could not run the ball. Hank Brown was uncomfortable whenever Michigan pressued him. Tony Diaz, the receiver most capable of creating an explosive play, was largely contained. The Hawkeyes had 129 yards, six first downs and zero offensive points through three quarters.
Michigan got Iowa-ed.
That is the simplest explanation for how the Wolverines gained 429 yards, averaged 6.3 yards per play, generated six explosive passes and still finished with 19 points.
Blue By Ninety goes live after every Michigan football game, including Michigan’s loss to Iowa. Join Dennis Fithian as he recaps the brutal loss to the Hawkeyes and what it means for the Wolverines.
Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood and safety Rod Moore met with the media following the Wolverines’ loss to Iowa at Michigan Stadium.
Michigan offensive lineman Evan Link and defensive lineman Enow Etta met with the media following the Wolverines’ loss to Iowa at Michigan Stadium.
Michigan football head coach Kyle Whittingham met with the media Saturday following the Wolverines’ loss to Iowa at Michigan Stadium.