Michigan’s defense was gashed every which way last week at USC. The defense surrendered 489 total yards, including 224 rushing yards, most of which came from a walk-on running back.

It was the kind of damage we hadn’t seen an offense do against Michigan, especially on the ground, in quite some time. Michigan had another test in store on Saturday, as the Washington Huskies boast one of the most potent offenses in the nation.

The days before Michigan’s matchup with Washington weren’t exactly bright and cheerful, as the Wolverines looked to tamp down the issues that have plagued their defense at times this season, including missed tackles and assignments. Head coach Sherrone Moore cited “tough conversations” as something that were necessary to get things back on track.

For much of Saturday

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