“Moore may be in a hole, but it’s not a hole he can’t get out of,” Lozon said wrote. “He has to make some tough decisions and look ahead to next season and beyond. This is what he has to do going forward. First of all, look in the mirror. What are you doing?” Doesn’t it work? Even if you just make a few small changes, do it. Do something that will benefit the program in the long run. Evaluate the entire coaching staff, from the coordinators to the analysts, everyone needs to be looked at and analyzed to determine if they are the best to take into the future. Look what you got from freshman Jadyn Davis. I don’t care if Davis is ‘not ready’ – if he isn’t good enough to accept For the three quarterbacks we’ve seen this year, will he ever be ready to be the quarterback at a program with high expectations , as Michigan is in its final year and won’t be a part of whatever the program does? move forward. Take him off the field and keep him far away from it.”

The last idea Lozon had seemed like the Michigan faithful’s desperate response to their dire quarterback situation.

“Start beating quarterbacks now, whether they are already in college or a highly ranked player in high school,” he wrote. “Have a conversation with your top NIL donors (Dave Portnoy seems eager to get Michigan a new quarterback) and let them try out your top options. Whether that’s five-star LSU signing Bryce Underwood or someone waiting in the wings at a top club. program, get someone who can actually play the position instead of having to rely on a former walk-on who has little experience since his junior year in 2019, a guy who should be playing linebacker, and a guy who has been at the university for one year (they are called doctors).”

Things are bleak in Ann Arbor, a thunderous turn from where they were just a year ago.

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