‘What a disgusting disgusting offense’: Dave Portnoy tells Michigan coach to ‘go get a plane ticket to the moon’ after loss

In a dismal 13-6 defeat to the Indiana Hoosiers, the Michigan Wolverines stumbled on both sides of the ball, with their offense and coordinator drawing the brunt of the criticism. Defending their No. 6 ranking proved to be a futile task as they failed to convert on numerous offensive opportunities in the overtime loss. Fans and observers are left severely dismayed by the "disgusting" performance displayed by the Wolverines lately.

Dave Portnoy, the founder of Barstool and a committed Wolverines supporter, wasted no time in blasting Michigan's offensive coordinator, Jason Beck, via social media. Portnoy claimed that the team's loss was ultimately the fault of Beck, labeling him the worst offensive play caller he has ever witnessed. "Jason Beck is horrific.

Jason Beck is the worst offensive coordinator I've ever watched with these eyes. Jason Beck, get him out," Portnoy stated.

Portnoy did not single out the players, but rather the coaches. Michigan's freshman quarterback, Tommy Carr, replaced Bryce Underwood during the game, with the Wolverines struggling in the red zone. Beck's decision to call a naked bootleg play resulted in a sack for a 13-yard loss, which ultimately led to a missed field goal by kicker Trey Butkowski. While individual mistakes were made, the offensive play calling from Beck leading up to these moments is something fans like Portnoy cannot overlook.

During the postgame press conference, head coach Kyle Whittingham shielded Beck from media scrutiny while taking responsibility for the poor play calling, stating, "Everything falls on my shoulders, so whatever happens in the course of a game is on me." He acknowledged that the call in question was a poor one, and that he would have gladly taken it back. Michigan will face the Rutgers Scarlet Knights the following weekend in hopes of salvaging their season.