The outside noise around the Michigan football program is growing.
How long will they stay with Wilton Speight at quarterback? What about John O’Korn or Brandon Peters?
The frustration about Michigan’s offense turned to into boos on Saturday against Cincinnati.
Yes, they booed a Jim Harbaugh team at Michigan Stadium.
Not Brady Hoke level boos. But it was there – a low-level discontent – and the players heard it.
“We were frustrated, too,” center Patrick Kugler said. “We knew we should have put more points on the board than we did. You never like to see your fans turn on you.