Following a humiliating loss to Texas, Michigan football must face harsh reality, Davis Warren accepts responsibility for the team’s offensive shortcomings.
The Michigan Wolverines suffered a difficult home loss to Texas on Saturday, as the Longhorns emerged with a commanding lead at the half as their offense faltered badly. Now that Texas is firmly established as a strong contender, Michigan’s route to the College Football Playoff appears more difficult. Davis Warren, the quarterback who has struggled mightily this season, took full responsibility for the defeat. According to Miaze N Brew, Warren said after the game, “I didn’t do enough.” “We were on the offensive, and we shot ourselves in the foot too many times.
Warren, who finished 3/12 on third downs and struggled to convert, acknowledged that he needed to do better. “It’s my responsibility as a quarterback to maintain drives on third down,” Warren clarified. “I have to read defenses more accurately, make the appropriate throws, and take advantage of the opportunities we had. Finding the open man, choosing the best protection, and carrying out the plan are all up to me.
According to Davis Warren, Michigan football hasn’t yet reached its full potential
It was clear: Michigan football had a tough outing on Saturday. However, Davis Warren believes this performance doesn’t reflect the true strength of the Wolverines. “We’re capable of much more than what we showed today,” Warren asserted. “Our chance to prove it comes next Saturday. No matter what, that game is on the horizon, and we’re all committed to turning things around.”
The Wolverines are set to regroup and make a statement when they face Arkansas State next weekend. The action kicks off at noon ET from Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, where Michigan will look to make a strong comeback.
