Kyle Whittingham notes Michigan offense's progress ahead of Iowa clash
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 22, 2026, 2:48 PM
Last updated Sep 22, 2026
Michigan football prepares to face Iowa after a win over UTEP. Coach Kyle Whittingham acknowledged the offense's improvement, highlighting over 400 total yards and contributions from players like Andrew Marsh. Despite the progress, Whittingham seeks more consistency, particularly in the passing game. The Wolverines aim to enhance their offensive capabilities when they host Iowa on September 23.
- •Michigan scored more points in the second half against UTEP.
- •Whittingham cites improved run game but seeks better passing plays.
- •Andrew Marsh and other players contributed significantly in the last game.
- •Iowa's defense presents a tougher challenge for Michigan's offense.
- •Kickoff against Iowa is set for 3:36 p.m. EDT on September 23.
- 2:48 PMYahoo Sports — Kyle Whittingham sees Michigan offense improving, but wants more
"After a productive win against UTEP Michigan football aims to maintain offensive consistency against Iowa.
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