Michigan vs. USC was college football's most-watched game of the weekend
Michigan's 27-24 victory over USC was the most-watched game of college football's Week 4, according to CBS Sports, with 6.321 million viewers. It was also the most-watched Week 4 game on CBS in a decade, peaking at more than 10 million viewers on Saturday. Additionally, it was the most-streamed September game ever on CBS-affliated Paramount+.
ROUNDUP: Media praises Michigan football and its uncharacteristic way of beating USC
However, the Michigan football coaches did just that. Sherrone Moore installed Alex Orji as the starting quarterback, deciding that running (and protecting) the football was much more important than having someone who could make throws downfield — which occasionally ended up in the hands of someone wearing the wrong uniform.
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