Michigan RB Bryson Kuzdzal discusses rushing turnaround against Penn State

Michigan football increased its rushing output significantly in the second half against Penn State on October 17, adding 174 yards after a mere 37 in the first half. Freshman Tommy Carr's entry as quarterback and a shift in offensive strategy contributed to the success, according to running back Bryson Kuzdzal. Michigan found its rhythm primarily running inside, where it averaged 13.5 yards per carry. Kuzdzal scored on a 43-yard run, and the team aims to build on this momentum against Indiana, which boasts the No. 4 rushing defense.

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