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After a dismal start to the first three weeks of the season, Michigan was looking to bounce back — and to show the world that it can still be competitive. Well, that sure didn’t happen. The Wolverines lost to the No.13 Badgers 49-11 on Saturday to drop their record to 1-3 on the season — which is their first time dropping to 1-3 since 1967.
Things are supposed to be different in Jim Harbaugh’s 6th season in Ann Arbor. Michigan is supposed to be fighting for Big Ten and national championships, not getting beat by rivals at home, nor getting embarrassed on primetime television.
The year 2020 has been a wild and crazy ride, and if you’re a Michigan fan, things aren’t looking to get better for your 2020 year. The Wolverines don’t look like a team that should be favored against very many teams in the whole country right now. We’re going to need to see some massive changes here soon to make us think differently — scheme changes, personnel changes, or anything that can right this ship for the next four games.
Regardless, here are three things that we learned after last nights defeat.
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