The University of Michigan Wolverines launched their Big Ten campaign with a resounding victory over the Nebraska Huskers, showcasing a dominant rushing attack that overwhelmed the Husker defense. The Wolverines amassed an impressive 286 rushing yards on just 33 carries, averaging a breathtaking 8.7 yards per attempt. All three of Michigan's touchdowns were the result of explosive runs, highlighting the team's power and efficiency on the ground. Blake Corum led the charge with his powerful runs. The Wolverines' success on the ground exposed a significant weakness in Nebraska's defense, a vulnerability that was already apparent in their previous matchups. The Huskers entered the game allowing a concerning 4.04 yards per carry, a weakness further emphasized by their performance against Cincinnati (6.73 yards per carry). This glaring defensive flaw presents a significant challenge for Nebraska as they navigate the remainder of their Big Ten schedule. Michigan's performance serves as a clear warning to other Big Ten opponents – the Wolverines' running game is a force to be reckoned with.
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