If Oct. 31’s 27-24 loss against Michigan State was a low point for Michigan football under Jim Harbaugh, last week’s 38-21 defeat at Indiana was a nadir of a different type.
The Wolverines are a better team than the Spartans. That’s what made losing to them so unacceptable. Michigan’s never been accused of winning games it shouldn’t ... until now.
What made the Hoosier loss unacceptable, though, was the fact that Indiana is a better team than Michigan. Six years into Harbaugh’s tenure, that shouldn’t be the case.
There are no more excuses at this point.