1 thing I loved, 2 things I hated: Michigan Football vs MSU
Key Points:
- Michigan Wolverines lost to Michigan State 15-6, marking their first defeat to the Spartans since 2021, with Michigan State controlling the game throughout.
- Michigan's offense struggled significantly, managing only 138 passing yards and 54 rushing yards, with two interceptions and a lost fumble, and failing to score until the game was effectively decided.
- The Wolverines' defense was heavily tested, allowing Michigan State extended drives and nearly 300 total yards, with the Spartans dominating time of possession and running 75 plays.
- Despite the overall poor performance, edge rusher John Henry Daley stood out with two sacks, 2.5 tackles for loss, eight tackles, and a forced fumble, providing a rare highlight for Michigan.
- The game exposed weaknesses in both Michigan's offense and defense, raising concerns after recent struggles and a difficult matchup against a weaker Michigan State team.