Michigan quarterback Wilton Speight said that as the offense continues to develop chemistry, particularly the quarterback-receivers relationship, the players are remaining upbeat.
The eighth-ranked Wolverines are 3-0 and preparing to open Big Ten play Saturday at Purdue. Michigan’s defense has been a major asset so far this season and is now ranked fifth nationally, allowing an average 208 yards a game.
Offensively, though, there have been struggles, especially in the red zone, where the Wolverines have managed only one touchdown in 10 trips. The Wolverines are ranked No. 72 nationally in total offense (402 yards per game), but also 110th in tackles for loss allowed (8.