The Michigan Wolverines have lost two back-to-back games, and the team’s offense hasn’t been reliable all year, even in the games that it’s won. It’s gotten so bad in Ann Arbor that three-time national champion head coach Urban Meyer has gone as far as to describe the Michigan offense as a “train wreck.
What’s perhaps most concerning, however, is that Meyer doesn’t see an easy or simple solution to these problems.
Michigan’s Struggles
Saturday’s loss to Minnesota brings Michigan’s record to 3-2 on the season, but things have been a little less optimistic than even the record indicates.
One of Michigan’s wins came in controversial fashion against the Western Michigan Broncos, as the FBS Oversight Committee essentially admitted that Western Michigan should have won the game but stated that the official result cannot be changed. Michigan went on to beat Oklahoma the following week, but that win has lost a lot of its luster with Oklahoma having its own struggles. The only other win came against UTEP, which has lost eight consecutive games to FBS opponents…