Kyle Whittingham's Michigan Wolverines trailed 3-0 at the half against Penn State in Ann Arbor, just days after landing transfers to help salvage their season. Whittingham's Bryce Underwood-led offense was anemic for the second straight week as the Michigan quarterback threw two interceptions causing his head coach to make an honest admission.
He spoke before halftime and sounded frustrated.
“First of all we've gotta get something going on offense, we've got absolutely nothin' going, not runnin' the ball well, only team not running the ball as well as us is them…But, two turnovers, I don't have an answer for ya right now, we've gotta talk about it at halftime (and) we've gotta get somethin' goin'.”
Article Continues BelowThe Wolverines had zero points and four interceptions in their last two halves of football dating back to their loss at Minnesota before their recent bye week. Calls intensified for backup QB Tommy Carr, the grandson of legendary Wolverines coach Lloyd Carr, as halftime continued at Michigan Stadium.