Kyle Whittingham addresses Michigan's turnover issues ahead of Iowa matchup
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Last updated Sep 21, 2026

Michigan Wolverines head coach Kyle Whittingham discussed team improvements during a press conference on September 19. After a 3-0 start, including a win over UTEP, he emphasized the need to prevent turnovers, citing six fumbles in three games. Whittingham noted that the slow start against UTEP was partly due to fumbles from Bryce Underwood and Savion Hiter. He also highlighted the importance of backup quarterback Tommy Carr and welcomed tight end Hogan Hansen back from injury. The Wolverines will face Iowa in their Big Ten opener this Saturday.
- •Michigan is 3-0 after a win over UTEP.
- •The Wolverines have committed six fumbles in three games.
- •Kyle Whittingham emphasizes preventing turnovers in practice.
- •Backup quarterback Tommy Carr showed potential in recent play.
- •Iowa is Michigan's next opponent on September 23.
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"At his weekly press conference, Michigan Football head coach Kyle Whittingham spoke about preventing fumbles, QB Tommy Carr, TE Hogan Hansen and much more:
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