We’re now in November, which means the the races for bowl eligibility, conference championships and College Football Playoff spots are heating up. At this point, we have a pretty decent picture of which teams are contending and which ones are pretending, but with a few games to go, nothing is set in stone and the narrative around a team’s season can still change depending on how the final month goes.

Michigan is one of those teams whose season hinges on the final three games. The Wolverines are 7-2, a good record and certainly an improvement from this point last year, but most fans would probably say the team has left a bit to be desired. There is no greater evidence of this than Michigan’s last game — many expected the Wolverines to dominate a hapless Purdue team, but they ended up squea

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