It was frustrating to watch Michigan football, at least for a half on Saturday, as the Wolverines played with their food a little too much against Wisconsin.
The Badgers' offense is one of the worst in college football. Yet, Michigan football allowed an opening-drive touchdown. Then, the Wolverines sputtered before unleashing Bryce Underwood and the passing attack in the second half.
It led to a touchdown pass to Donaven McCulley, which broke open a one-score game, making it 17-7 in favor of U-M. Michigan missed a short field goal on one drive in the third quarter, adding to the frustration, but Justice Haynes capped another drive with a touchdown, his second rushing score of the day, as the Wolverines built a 24-7 lead.