​The Michigan Wolverines have disappointed fans once again after entering Week 5 of the 2026 college football season with a loss to Minnesota, falling 20-14. This was Michigan’s second defeat of the season, and the Wolverines managed only 180 total yards. The outlook has completely changed for the Wolverines as the team continues to struggle to meet expectations.Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood (19) makes a pass against Western Michigan during the second half at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor on Saturday, Sept. 5, 2026. USA TODAY Network via Reuters ConnectDave Portnoy Declares Michigan’s Season Over After LossIn a recent conversation, longtime Michigan supporter and Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy shared his thoughts on the team’s loss and said:“All right, Minnesota beats Michigan 2014. Seen a lot of Michigan football games. That was just about the grossest. Like, you want to talk about going to the dentist and having, like, your molars and your wisdom teeth just removed with, like, a wrench? And I know everyone’s going to be up Bryce Underwood’s (expletive) Be like, he sucks, we want car, and maybe we do need car. But I’ll tell you what, I don’t think a quarterback switch is going to do anything for this (expletive) team.”“I mean, they don’t protect the quarterback at all. He was getting (expletive) assassinated. Made some plays with his legs. But, I mean, some of the interceptions are getting (expletive) hammered as he throws it. They can’t run the ball, really. They throw the ball to Marsh every (expletive) play. And Marsh is great, but he’s triple covered. And they’re throwing it to him every (expletive) play. Like, draw something up. This team, season’s over. Like, no, you can’t give up on the coaching staff. This season is over.”“I’m a Michigan man. So I’ll stand and face the music. I don’t run. I don’t hide. I don’t complain. We suck. We deserve everything we’re going to get right now. So lay it on because that’s what I do. I face the music. I don’t run. I don’t hide behind other people like Ryan Day in Ohio State. Ohio State, I’ll be your hand up. They’re a better football team than we are right now. There, I said it.”SEASON OVER pic.twitter.com/XCjVRNcgYh— Dave Portnoy (@stoolpresidente) October 3, 2026Portnoy’s comments reflect the growing frustration surrounding Michigan after another disappointing performance. While Underwood has become a major part of the conversation, the broader offensive struggles could make it difficult for the Wolverines to turn their season around quickly.The quarterback’s performance is only one part of a larger issue facing the Wolverines. Michigan will need to improve its pass protection, running game and overall offensive execution if it hopes to compete at a higher level in the coming weeks. The team’s inability to consistently move the football has increased the pressure on the coaching staff and players.The loss to Minnesota has