The lineage of quarterbacks developed under USC coach Lincoln Riley makes him one of the most respected offensive minds in college football, but the No. 18 Wolverines beat the Trojans in the Big House without much of a need for a traditional quarterback. Its ability to dictate the game in the trenches was in stark contrast to the Texas loss.

The Wolverines grinded out a win over the Trojans, plus the rest of the weekend’s most notable winners and losers.

The No. 18 Wolverines' rushing attack rolls for 290 yards and three touchdowns, including one with 37 seconds left, against the No. 11 Trojans on Saturday.

The No. 18 Michigan Wolverines came away with an upset over the No. 11 USC Trojans in Ann Arbor, 27-24. More news: Former Alabama HC Nick Saban Throws Massive Shade at Rival SEC Program It was a back-and-forth affair that lacked zero action throughout the 60-minute contest.

USC showed some toughness, but the Trojans will need to play clean football the rest of the way if they hope to achieve their goals.

USC's first Big Ten matchup didn't go as hoped. The Trojans allowed a touchdown in the final minute to give Michigan a 27-24 victory Saturday.

After falling for three consecutive weeks, the Michigan football team has shot up the coaches poll rankings following thrilling 27-24 victory vs. USC.

Michigan football starts 2024 Big Ten play with another ranked matchup at home against new conference foe USC. Check out the recap and highlights.