Michigan Triumphs Over Penn State Under Acting Coach Amid Harbaugh's Suspension

Sherrone Moore leads team to victory in emotional game, demonstrating resilience and unity in the face of adversity

Michigan's acting head coach, Sherrone Moore, led the team to a 24-15 victory over Penn State, despite the suspension of head coach Jim Harbaugh due to allegations of a signal-stealing operation.
The Big Ten suspended Harbaugh after more details emerged about the alleged signal-stealing operation led by former staff member Connor Stalions, prompting an NCAA investigation.
Despite the suspension news breaking just 24 hours before the game, the team maintained its composure and followed Harbaugh's advice to 'play angry', demonstrating resilience and unity.
Michigan's offensive strategy focused heavily on running the ball, with 32 consecutive running plays marking the team's longest streak in any game over the past 20 seasons.
The victory over Penn State marks a significant win for Michigan, keeping them on course for their goal of winning a national championship, despite the ongoing controversy and investigations.