The Michigan Wolverines strung together their sloppiest performance of the season against Bowling Green on Saturday and still won by 25 points. While the game was disjointed and plagued by miscues, at least the new stadium lights could serve as an entertaining distraction during the copious TV timeouts.
Two weeks ago we focused on offensive prowess; last week we focused on defensive line games; this week, it’s about interceptions because the biggest narrative leaving this game was Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy’s three interceptions. But that doesn’t tell the full story.
I broke down two of McCarthy’s three interceptions to better understand who was at fault and what the junior quarterback was thinking on each of these plays.