Sherrone Moore expecting Michigan football offense to innovate and evolve as season progresses
The offense has struggled, particularly in the second half, since Alex Orji took the helm as Michigan’s starting quarterback. The pass game has essentially been nonexistent, even before Orji took the reins. Thus, Michigan needs to find some ways to be innovative, both in playcalling as well as by formation.
Sherrone Moore's honest Alex Orji assessment after Michigan's win vs. Minnesota
In Alex Orji's first start for the Michigan football team, he threw for just 32 passing yards. He got his second start on Saturday against Minnesota, and he did some make more plays through the air, but he also threw a bad interception. He finished the game 10-18 through the air for 86 yards.
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Michigan Injury News: Tension Mounts for Sherrone Moore as Uncertainty Surrounds Key Players Before Washington ClashThe Michigan Wolverines were inches away from a loss at the hands of the Minnesota Golden Gophers due to the wide absence of ...
Michigan beat Washington on Jan. 8 in Houston, getting off to a fast start and coming up with big plays on both sides of the ...
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Sherrone Moore looked back at Michigan's win over Minnesota where Kalel Mullings shined again and ...
Thanks to its defense, Michigan was in the driver's seat at halftime. A blocked punt in the second quarter set up Orji's 11-yard touchdown pass to Tyler Morris, which made it a 21-0 game at the time ...
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Sherrone Moore discusses QB Alex Orji’s improvements, injury updates, more in pre-Washington press conferenceSherrone Moore recently spoke with the local media during his weekly press conference. He discussed how QB Alex Orji improved ...
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