Michigan tight end Hogan Hansen discusses offensive improvement after Iowa loss
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 1, 2026, 8:46 PM
Last updated Oct 1, 2026

After Michigan's loss to Iowa, tight end Hogan Hansen expressed confidence in the team's offensive potential. Hansen highlighted a need to reduce costly mistakes, which have hindered performance despite overall yardage improvements. He noted the team's struggles with penalties and turnovers but believes there are promising signs, particularly in the passing game. Hansen emphasized the importance of consistency and discipline in practice leading into upcoming games, stating that their goal of winning the Big Ten championship remains intact.
- •Michigan scored 19 points against Iowa, down from 45 the previous week.
- •Hansen believes the offense is improving, emphasizing consistency and discipline.
- •The team aims to go 1-0 in the Big Ten despite the recent loss.
- •Michigan's goal of winning the Big Ten championship remains unchanged.
- 8:46 PMYahoo Sports — Michigan TE believes offense is close to breaking out after Iowa loss
"Tight end Hogan Hansen says Michigan offense is close to breaking out if they stop making costly mistakes.
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