Michigan's rushing attack has been a major disappointment this season, but with Rutgers ranking No. 128 nationally against the run, Jordan Marshall and Savion Hiter have a golden opportunity to finally get things rolling.

Michigan's offense struggled mightily in its 13-6 overtime loss to Indiana, but a few Wolverines managed to stand out according to Pro Football Focus. Jordan Marshall led the way, while Tommy Carr's first career start received a disappointing evaluation.

Tony Alford’s running backs prioritize culture over box scores, proving that elite pass protection and selfless leadership define success even when offensive possessions and individual carries dwindle.

Michigan Football returns this afternoon to host Penn State. Here are the 3 keys to victory for the Wolverines:

Jordan Marshall and Savion Hiter have an opportunity to jump-start Michigan’s struggling rushing attack against a struggling Penn State run defense. With the Wolverines desperate for a win, Saturday presents a chance to fix a major offensive weakness.

After dropping its second game of the season, Michigan will enter the bye week looking for answers.

Rod Moore called the Week 1 performance “soft,” while Jordan Marshall is “confident in saying” Michigan is better than Iowa and Minnesota. The Wolverines need a serious attitude adjustment:

The Michigan Wolverines are on their way to Minnesota. What's going to happen in the game? We've got some ideas for you right here.

Michigan football is 3-1, but players say they feel like 0-4 because they have not played their best yet.