It was going to be a tall task for Michigan football to travel to Oregon and win on Saturday, and that's before even taking into consideration the trajectory of either team.
The Ducks, a College Football Playoff hopeful and a preseason national championship favorite, fired their offensive coordinator weeks ago, and the offense has thrived as a result -- though it took a minute. The Wolverines are hoping for a similar result with the final three-game stretch, but it wasn't meant to be in Eugene.
The offense under interim offensive coordinator Jim Harding featured a lot more downhill runs, a lot more four-wide formations, and a lot less of the…
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