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Michigan offense struggles despite 2023 title
Michigan's offense remains weak after 2023 national title.
In brief
Michigan's offense remains weak after 2023 national title. Michigan's offense ranks 130th nationally with only Michigan State worse, as coach Whittingham refuses to change offensive coordinator. Originally reported by Michigan Wolverines On SI.
Michigan offense struggles
Michigan's offense stumbled to a 4-3 start with six points against defending national champions.
Offensive coordinator issue
Coach Whittingham says scheme-to-personnel problems and play calling by Jason Beck are causing issues.
Whittingham's stance
Whittingham claims it's not time to panic, saying Michigan is a play away from 6-1 or 7-0.
Beck's questionable call
Beck's naked bootleg call on third-and-one resulted in a 13-yard sack and missed field goal.
Offensive ranking
Michigan ranks 130th nationally with only Michigan State worse in Power Four offense rankings.
Whittingham's refusal
Whittingham says no changes to offensive staff through seven games despite fan pressure.
What happens next
Michigan's offense remains weak with no expected changes to offensive coordinator.
The main idea
Michigan's offense ranks 130th nationally with only Michigan State worse, as coach Whittingham refuses to change offensive coordinator.
