Michigan Football Names Alex Orji Starting QB

Michigan football has announced a change in starting quarterback for their upcoming game against USC, replacing Davis Warren with Alex Orji due to Warren's struggles in the first three games of the season. Warren's performance included six interceptions, making him the most turnover-prone quarterback in the Big Ten, prompting head coach Sherrone Moore to seek a spark from Orji. While Orji has limited passing experience, his dual-threat capability may provide the needed dimension to Michigan's offense, which has underperformed. The Wolverines, who are the defending national champions, face tough competition from USC, and Moore is optimistic that Orji can step up to the challenge. With Orji being a favorite during fall camp but ultimately losing the starting job to Warren, fans are hopeful the switch will yield better results. The stakes are high as Michigan aims to keep their playoff hopes alive against the Trojans.