Michigan travels to Oregon facing challenges on offense
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 13, 2026, 6:15 AM
Last updated Nov 13, 2026
Michigan visits No. 18 Oregon on November 13, following a 15-6 loss to Michigan State. The Wolverines recently fired offensive coordinator Jason Beck, and offensive line coach Jim Harding will assume play-calling duties. Michigan's offense ranks low in national statistics, and several bold predictions suggest potential improvements, including a stronger rushing performance and a solid start on offense. Despite low expectations, the Wolverines aim to keep the game competitive against a talented Oregon team.
- •Michigan ranks No. 126 in scoring and No. 132 in total offense.
- •Jim Harding is now calling plays for the Wolverines.
- •Predictions include over 175 rushing yards and a turnover-free game from Tommy Carr.
- •John Henry Daley is expected to record two sacks against Oregon.
- •Michigan aims to score a touchdown on its opening possession.
- 6:15 AMYahoo Sports — Five Bold Predictions For Michigan vs. Oregon
"Michigan heads to Oregon with a new offensive coordinator, a struggling offense and its bowl eligibility hanging in the balance. Here are five bold predictions for the Wolverines against the No. 18 Ducks.
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