Michigan fell on the road, 27-17, to go 4-2 on the season. Here are our five takeaways from the game. Thus far, the defense has played some high-end offenses, but so did last year’s defense in the tail end of the season. And despite having many of the same players, this unit looks lost and without many answers.

The Huskies came up with two clutch turnovers in the fourth quarter to secure a double-digit win over No. 10 Michigan in front of a sellout crowd at Husky Stadium.

The No. 10 Wolverines (4-1, 2-0 Big Ten) will be halfway through the regular season after Saturday’s game at Washington. Unless they play better than they did in the first five games, the rest of the schedule might not be kind. The Wolverines don’t have weeks to find answers to their problems — they have to find answers now.