After three weeks of seeing the field sparingly as the backup quarterback, Alex Orji was thrust into the starting role against USC in a major Week 4 tilt. Michi

There's been a lot of consternation surrounding Michigan football, even after unexpectedly beating the formerly 11th-ranked USC Trojans on Saturday, and much of it has to do with the state of the offense.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Michigan football appeared to be going backwards and USC was still reveling in its Week 1 win over a potentially overhyped LSU team. Still, the Wolverines had lost to Texas in Week 2 and the Trojans were flying high coming into Ann Arbor for their first-ever Big Ten game.

Michigan's Sherrone Moore announced on Monday that junior quarterback Alex Orji would be taking over as the starter for the Week 4 matchup against USC. Although

Beneath the veneer of Michigan’s win over USC in the Big Ten opener last Saturday, there remains a fairly critical — and obvious — issue.