Where does ESPN see Michigan football in College Football Playoff picture after USC?
Michigan football was left for dead, counted out after losing to Texas — the first non-rival to beat the Wolverines at home since 2015 (outside of the 2020 COVID year). But after beating USC, suddenly, the maize and blue have life anew.
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+.
No. 18 Michigan went nearly the entire second half without picking up a first down before its offense found an explosive gear ...
Here's a look at social media reactions to Michigan defeating USC football, despite having just 32 passing yards from ...
The No. 18 Michigan Wolverines came away with an upset over the No. 11 USC Trojans in Ann Arbor, 27-24. More news: Former ...
In the end, Michigan ran 46 times for 290 yards and three touchdowns, but it was Mullings' career-long 62-yard run that ...
After falling for three consecutive weeks, the Michigan football team has shot up the coaches poll rankings following ...
Quarterback Jack Tuttle is facing elbow issues and his status remains unclear. Tuttle was expected to compete for the ...
“Michigan really saved the season,” Finebaum said. “That was a defining moment for Sherrone Moore after we wrote them off.
Could Michigan keep up with USC if it couldn’t pass? As the climax of Michigan football’s victory Saturday neared, a nervous ...
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