Michigan State, Michigan both have miserable offenses. College football world was shocked
Michigan State and Michigan finished with a score more appropriate for the early 1900s than in 2026. The college football world was shocked:
Michigan State's offense was the worst in the Power Four conference this season, averaging only 175 yards per game. The Wolverines, however, had the worst offense of all, scoring just 21 points in six of their last seven games. Michigan State secured their first conference win of the season, 15-6, against in-state rival Michigan on November 7.
The Wolverines scored just zero touchdowns in that game. Offensive coordinator Jason Beck, who joined Michigan from Utah, struggled to get his team on track. After the game, head coach Kyle Whittingham expressed his frustration, saying he couldn't explain what he witnessed on the field. Michigan fans and analysts alike were left stunned by the performance, with many calling for changes in the coaching staff.
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