Usually the idiom is about adding insult to injury, but given how the Michigan football team has played this season, at times, it's had injuries added to the insults.
The Wolverines were huge underdogs to Oregon on the road in Eugene on Saturday, and the maize and blue acquiesced by giving up 31 points -- the most this season. The offense under interim OC Jim Harding could only muster seven points, off a 70-yard Savion Hiter touchdown run. But beyond that, there wasn't much.
And in particular, the passing game was anemic, with just 71 yards between Tommy Carr and Bryce Underwood.
The injury added to insult came early. In the first quarter…
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