Michigan State seemed like it wanted to make a statement in a dominating first quarter performance, but Michigan had the bigger gas tank for the final three quarters, winning 24-17 in Ann Arbor.

Full recap, including Nate Carter's monster performance:

What a frustrating loss. We come out of the gates blazing and miss a FG. Then duplicate with another drive and a TD. Then we went into a shell of conservativeness rest of the game.

1. How do we not game plan more targets to Marsh? Especially with their #1 DB out

2. Why do we run the ball up the middle repeatedly when it’s not working?

3. Why did we not call timeout on the first drive in 4th down? Why did we call a pass play in our own territory with little time left leading to a turnover?

4. How did our D not exploit one of absolute worst passing teams in all of FBS? With zero pressure?

5. Why the onside kick? Bizarre

6. Why did the team that played Iowa look nothing like the team that played Michigan?

Coaches get a D

How does a team get called for no penalties for an entire game. Did the Big Ten put a call to the officiating crew before the game.