Michigan Postgame Live Iowa with Dennis Fithian
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.
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This was more like it.
Michigan didn’t play a perfect football game Saturday. It didn’t suddenly answer every question that came out of an ugly opener against Western Michigan. In fact, there are a few problems Kyle Whittingham and his staff should probably spend most of the next week obsessing over.
