Michigan Wolverines Edge Minnesota 27-24

The Michigan Wolverines narrowly defeated Minnesota 27-24, after initially dominating the first half with a 21-3 lead. The second half saw a turnaround as Minnesota scored 21 points, aided by a controversial penalty that extended their drive. Quarterback Alex Orji's performance was shaky, raising questions about his position as QB1, while Michigan's coaching staff is urged to adapt the offense to suit his strengths. Meanwhile, Indiana football achieved a remarkable 5-0 start for the first time since 1967, overcoming an early deficit to defeat Maryland 42-28. Ball State's defense struggled significantly, allowing 63 points in a loss to James Madison, with players expressing frustration over communication issues. The upcoming challenges for Michigan include addressing their passing game inefficiencies and preparing for tougher opponents ahead.