Washington outlasts No. 10 Michigan: Huskies get revenge in rematch as Wolverines stumble on road
Washington secured an upset 27-21 win on Saturday over Michigan in a rematch of last year's College Football Playoff National Championship. The Huskies jumped out to an early 14-0 advantage, prompting Michigan to bench starting quarterback Alex Orji in favor of former Indiana signal caller Jack Tuttle in the first half.
Three takeaways from Washington's cathartic victory — the first signature win for new coach Jedd Fisch — against No. 24 ...
Colston Loveland, Donovan Edwards praise quarterback Jack Tuttle, but Michigan's turnover prove costly in loss at Washington ...
Tonight, we're seeing a battle between one of the best rushing teams ( Michigan Wolverines) and one of the league's best ...
Wolverine evokes a slew of mental imagery: retractable metal claws, a guy in a black and yellow suit, or maybe even the more traditional wolf for some — but the mammal of the hour ...
Michigan has looked nothing like the program that won three straight Big Ten titles and a national championship in recent ...
None of the rides hauled in every year for the Great Geauga County Fair have anything on the turbulence the West Geauga boys ...
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Huskies vs Wolverines: The showdown sequel we’ve been waiting forGet ready for a rumble when Washington takes on the defending national champion Wolverines this weekend. Why it matters: ...
The Wolverines have two of the best five players in college football, according to EA Sports' latest players rating ...
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