Michigan football will be playing in a Top-25 matchup for the second time in three weeks on Saturday.
In Week 2, the Wolverines won a 17-10 slugfest against Oklahoma. Bryce Underwood accounted for 198 total yards. He didn’t turn the ball over, most importantly, and that’s exactly the kind of performance Michigan football needs from the sophomore on Saturday.
Iowa’s defense always seems to be one of the best in the FBS. The Hawkeyes are allowing just 4.3 points per game this season. Michigan football, on the other hand, ranks outside the top 90 in total offense, passing yards per game, and points per game.
How Michigan can survive against Iowa this week
Defensively, Michigan has allowed just 13 points per game. Oklahoma managed just 10. Western Michigan scored 12, but six of those points were directly off turnovers. UTEP also converted two U-M turnovers into 14 points…