Michigan players aim to reset after two Big Ten losses

Michigan football players are focusing on recovery after two consecutive losses to Iowa and Minnesota in Big Ten play. Currently 3-2 overall and 0-2 in the conference, the team is aiming to win out in their final seven games. Offensive tackle Blake Frazier emphasized the urgency for improvement, stating the goal is to win every remaining matchup. The offense has faced criticism for its performance, particularly after averaging only 315.8 yards per game. The Wolverines, under first-year head coach Kyle Whittingham, face challenging matches ahead starting Oct. 17 against Penn State.

• 12:27 AMYahoo Sports — Michigan players focus inward, seek reset after two straight losses