After regaining his starting job back, Davis Warren flourished and appeared to revive the Wolverines' offense.
Entering Saturday night I had predicted Michigan football to win in a sloppy, low-scoring affair -- in today's college football standards -- 20-17. I had fully expected Jack Tuttle to start the game and I had the thought Alex Orji would play some snaps as a runner, when I made this prediction on Thursday morning.
And he exceeded all expectations. It was the best play of any Michigan football quarterback all season long. The stats might not speak volumes because he threw for just 123 yards. But Warren played clean football and the Wolverines didn't turn the ball over one time all game. "Yeah, I mean, I think never going to look back and just make regrets," Moore said after the game on benching Warren after 2.5 games. "I think we made those right decisions at that time. And we came back to this decision now and feel really good about it and what he's done at this point. But credit really to him because he never flinched at any point."
"I thought Davis played well, I think, in the first half, it was a 10-of-11, and it ended up being a 13-of-19," Moore said of Warren's performance. "So, played well. Did some really good things. You know, missed a couple passes that he wanted to have back, but my message to him was really, just fight on. Forget it and drive on. If you made a mistake, just keep pushing."
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