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Chip Lindsey: ‘Self-Inflicted’ Issues Hurting Young Michigan Offense
Michigan football uses both bye weeks to address passing game issues caused by youth and execution, aiming for cohesion among all 11 players, coach Sherrone Moore said.
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Michigan uses bye week to help start clicking in passing game
Of the various issues the No. 18 Michigan football team tried to fix in its respective two bye weeks, one concept remained the same. Although this past week was more focused on getting players healthy again and keeping expectations and urgency high, the key similar focus throughout both byes was on the passing game. In Week 8 against Washington, freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood played arguably his most complete game with 230 yards through th…
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