Social media isn't happy with the Michigan coaching staff following loss to Indiana

Trent Knoop | Nov 9, 2024

Mandatory Credit: Trevor Ruszkowski-Imagn Images / Trevor Ruszkowski-Imagn Images

Michigan fell to 5-5 on the season after losing to Indiana 20-15 on Saturday night. The Wolverines lost to the Hoosiers for the third time since 1987. The Michigan coaching staff continues to make baffling moves with the quarterback rotation. Taking Davis Warren out for Alex Orji in crucial plays -- while showing their hand continues to not make sense when all Orji does is run the football.

The Wolverines tried to make a comeback but came half of a yard short when Peyton O'Leary ran short of the sticks. The Wolverines' defense played more than well enough to win the game. Michigan allowed just two touchdowns in the first half and was dominant after that.

Following the game, the Michigan media and fans were clearly not happy with what they seen from the Wolverines.

I like Sherrone Moore but man, he needs help. He needs clock management help. He needs replay help. He needs a new OC.
— MGoFish (@MGoFish) November 10, 2024

That will do it. IU gets a first down. Michigan defense played well in the second half and deserved better, but offense managed only 206 total yards. #GoBlue
— Chris Balas (@Balas_Wolverine) November 10, 2024

Letting the clock run for 28 seconds before calling a timeout is complete and utter malpractice. He looks like he knows it, too.
— Anthony Broome (@anthonytbroome) November 10, 2024

Credit to Michigan for fighting back after playing dead in the first half.
Credit to Indiana for its first 10 win season, second victory over UM sine 1987, and remaining undefeated.
The better team won.
— John U. Bacon (@Johnubacon) November 10, 2024

Michigan’s coaching staff has botched at least 4 games this season. Lots of changes should be coming to Ann Arbor this offseason.
— MGoFish (@MGoFish) November 10, 2024

This was beyond a winnable game for Michigan.
— Scarlet & Blue Show (@ScarletBlueShow) November 10, 2024

A lot of Indeed profiles are going to be updated after this season. Atrocious. Gross. Horrid. All of the words.
— Josh Henschke (@JoshHenschke) November 10, 2024

Michigan, who won a national championship (in football) last year, has gained more than 300 yards in a game just three times this year.

It's Nov. 9.
— Nick Baumgardner (@nickbaumgardner) November 10, 2024