US EditionMichigan Defense Clamps Down in Scrappy Win over Washington
Quarterback Demond Williams Jr. threw three interceptions as Michigan capitalized to win 24-7, marking Washington’s second loss of the season.
- On Saturday, Jonah Coleman finished a 70-yard, 13-play drive with a 1-yard touchdown that tied the game; it was his 13th total touchdown and he rushed 16 times for 50 yards.
- Washington sophomore quarterback Demond Williams Jr. threw two interceptions in the third quarter and a third on the next drive, enabling Michigan to score on consecutive possessions.
- The game stayed scoreless through much of the contest, a 43-minute chess match on the Big House grass, before Bryce Underwood connected with Andrew Marsh for a 22-yard touchdown and Jordan Marshall added a 14-yard score.
- The Huskies managed just 249 yards of offense and a single touchdown in the loss, while seventh-year tight end Quentin Moore was carted off and taken to a hospital but remained responsive.
- Washington Huskies host Illinois on Saturday, and have not beaten Michigan at the Big House since 1984, highlighting a long-standing challenge.
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Bryce Underwood not satisfied with his Washington performance
Twenty-one completions, 230 yards through the air, two passing touchdowns and 25 yards on the ground — including two first downs — is more than a respectable statline. Saturday’s win over Washington was freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood’s most complete game with the Michigan football team thus far. Underwood made far less errors caused by miscommunications or bad accuracy from either errant speed or height. He stayed in the pocket longer to f…
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mgoblog.comMichigan 24, Washington 7
Michigan takes advantage of Washington turnovers, pulls away to win 24-7
ANN ARBOR — Jordan Marshall ran for a tiebreaking touchdown late in the third quarter and Bryce Underwood threw his second touchdown pass early in the fourth to help Michigan pull away and beat Washington 24-7 on Saturday.
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