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1 thing I loved, 2 things I hated: Michigan Football vs Oregon

Savion Hiter FINALLY popped off a long TD run, but the defense gave up way too many explosive plays. Here is 1 thing we loved and 2 things we hated from Michigan Football’s loss at Oregon:

1 thing I loved, 2 things I hated: Michigan Football vs Oregon

1 thing I hated: Way too many explosive plays given up

The Michigan Wolverines faced a challenging opponent in the form of the Oregon Ducks, who proved to be explosive on both offense and defense. The defense's inability to contain Oregon's playmakers was evident from the start, as the Ducks took advantage of Michigan's top-five total defense and passing defense. Wide receiver Jeremiah McClellan scored a 60-yard touchdown on the first drive of the game, followed by another 59-yard touchdown run by Oregon running back Dierre Hill Jr. with just 18 seconds left in the first half.

The Wolverines' defense struggled throughout the entire game, allowing Oregon to put up 467 total yards and 31 points, which ultimately proved too much to overcome.

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