Joel Klatt: Is it time to panic about Michigan, USC and Oklahoma?

Michigan , USC and Oklahoma all lost again in Week 8 , dropping to 4-3 .

The Wolverines' offense is far too predictable, going run, run before throwing on third down to star tight end Colston Loveland .

Michigan didn't evaluate the quarterback position correctly, it overestimated what it had at wide receiver and its depth took a hit.

Michigan 's schedule doesn't look great for Michigan beyond this season .

Sherrone Moore is going to have a very difficult offseason, needing to be honest with himself to try to figure out if it's a coach, player or scheme problem.

Michigan needs to be more dynamic in its offensive schematics, it has to change its roster through the portal and I think there will be change on its coaching staff.

USC fans have to think to themselves, "why is this still happening in Year 3 ?" The direction of the program can change in just one game.

Oklahoma fired offensive coordinator Seth Litrell earlier this week and quarterback Jackson Arnold is back in at quarterback.

The Sooners rank 107th in scoring and 116th in total yards.

Venables should make an outside-the-box hire, like Bob Stoops did when he hired Riley to run Oklahoma 's offense in 2015 .