Michigan football's offensive struggles played a significant role in its disappointing 15-6 defeat against Michigan State, as Kyle Whittingham's team failed to generate any consistent production throughout the rivalry matchup. Michigan's head coach also expressed considerable frustration with the team's offensive performance.
During his postgame press conference, Whittingham openly addressed the offense's shortcomings and admitted that the Wolverines had plenty of problems to resolve.
“Now the time to panic about the offense seems to be what it was,” Whittingham said. “It was very disappointing after we had played pretty effectively last week on offense. We had some production, some good production in a lot of areas last week. And there's nothing productive about this game.
Article Continues Below“Really, I can't come up with one positive offensively in this game. So we're right back to the drawing board. And obviously gotta figure out our issues. Falls on me without, I'm not hiding from that at all. Anything that happens has got my name on it.”