Bryce Underwood led Michigan Football to a big win in East Lansing against Michigan State, 31 to 20. Michigan controlled the game, and it never felt as close as the score suggests, but some things can be cleaned up offensively.
While the Michigan defense looked unstoppable, the offense was one-dimensional, relying heavily on the run game to carry them through this game. Justice Haynes ran for 152 yards and two touchdowns, while Jordan Marshall also ran for 110 yards and a touchdown.
Bryce Underwood even got into the end zone on a quarterback keeper for a 13-yard touchdown to get the scoring going.