ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Though the old adage is ‘never apologize for a win,’ first-year Michigan football head coach Sherrone Moore wasn’t exactly in a celebratory mood after the Wolverines beat Minnesota, 27-24 — the same score that Michigan beat USC by the week before.

Me as a coach, I've got to make sure I do a good job of turning that thing up in the second half for them to make sure that they're ready to go. They were, but we just didn't execute at the level that we needed to.

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Michigan football head coach Sherrone Moore named Dodd Trophy 'Coach of the Week' after Wolverines' 27-24 upset win over USC Trojans

After having a two-score lead at halftime three games in a row, the Michigan Wolverines have struggled mightily to close those games out. Sherrone Moore and his team need to be better in the second half moving forward,

The Little Brown Jug is staying in Ann Arbor after the Michigan football team defeated Minnesota on Saturday. As Wolverines head coach Sherrone Moore said after the game, it was a tale of two halves.

Michigan may have won their game against Minnesota on Saturday, but it wasn't pretty. After jumping out to a quick 21-0 lead in the first half thanks primarily to running back Kalel Mullings, Michigan completely stalled on offense.