The Michigan football team is headed to Georgia.
On Dec. 29, the 7th-ranked Wolverines (8-1 Big Ten, 10-2 overall) will face off against No. 10 Florida (5-3 SEC, 9-3) in the Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. It will be the first time that Michigan will play in the Peach Bowl, and the first Big Ten team to make it since Maryland in 2002.
Michigan’s No. 1 defense gave up the most points ever scored against it in a regulation game.
Though the high-stakes game is fast-approaching, the expectations of provocative speech should no longer exist for this point of the season.
The Wolverines will beat Ohio State. Michigan will claim sole ownership of the Big Ten East title.
Michigan was bailed out in the redzone by its kicker, Jake Moody, who went 6-for-6 on the day.
Jon Runyan Jr. was a household name among the Michigan offensive line.
With College Football Playoff hopes, the No. 4 Michigan football team (7-0 Big Ten, 9-1 overall) is looking for that top-four spot in the Cotton Bowl or Orange Bowl. Indiana (2-5, 5-5) needs a win just to be bowl eligible.
At the same Monday press conference a year ago, approaching the penultimate game of the regular season, Jim Harbaugh looked like he wanted to be anywhere besides the podium.
Michigan eventually settled in and cruised to a 42-7 win over Rutgers.
There is plenty to be said about the Rutgers football team, but poor kickoff coverage is not one of them.