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Former Michigan coordinator Al Borges identified Bryce Underwood's reads, fundamentals and decision-making as the first offensive fixes after Western Michigan, while the analysts questioned whether he should receive the entire Oklahoma game without announcing any actual quarterback change.

Borges linked Michigan's hesitant offensive-line play and inconsistent rushing attack to Western Michigan's defensive-line movement, recommending a settled five-man line, more pocket movement and perimeter runs as possible counters rather than reporting adopted changes.

Former Michigan coordinator Ron English credited the defense for allowing only field goals across 71 snaps but highlighted Western Michigan's sustained drives, including a 20-play possession, as reasons to improve communication, tackling and pre-snap coverage disguise.

English identified Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer's running threat as a specific preparation requirement for Michigan, making quarterback-run discipline a matchup concern beyond the coverage corrections discussed in the review.