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- Michigan, held to 32 yards passing, goes run-heavy to top USC (newsbreak.com)
In a hard-fought battle, the defending national champion Michigan Wolverines defeated USC 27-24 in their Big Ten opener.
Michigan’s relentless running attack proved unstoppable, with running back Kalel Mullings powering the offense. Mullings scored the winning touchdown with just 37 seconds left on the clock.
Despite passing for only 32 yards, the Wolverines showcased their dominance on the ground, rushing for 290 yards. Mullings racked up 159 yards and two touchdowns.
Michigan’s commitment to the run paid off, even after Donovan Edwards’ fumble gave USC a lead late in the game.
Coach Sherrone Moore praised his team’s toughness and determination. With an inexperienced quarterback, Michigan relied on its running game and physical play.
USC’s defense struggled to contain Michigan’s ground attack, despite knowing it was coming.
The Wolverines’ victory was a testament to their resilience and the power of their running game.
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