The seventh-ranked Wolverines (2-0) do not appear to have a quarterback controversy because Harbaugh seems to believe Speight gives them their best chance of winning, including against Air Force (1-0) on Saturday at home.

Michigan supporters voiced their displeasure with boos during last week's 36-14 win over Cincinnati, a game that was closer than the final score indicates.

Speight has connected on barely more than half his throws and he has thrown three touchdowns and two interceptions, both of which Florida returned for scores in the opener won easily by Michigan.

FRESH FACES: Air Force won its seventh straight game in the opener, a 62-0 win over VMI two weeks ago.

The defense figured to be a work in progress, losing 11 of their 12 top tacklers, but limited VMI to just 95 yards for the second-fewest in school history.