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LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — J.J. McCarthy passed for two touchdowns to Roman Wilson and ran for another, and second-ranked Michigan rolled past Nebraska 45-7 in record heat Saturday. Michigan (5-0, 2-0 Big Ten) made fast work of the Cornhuskers, scoring on its first three possessions and leading 28-0 at half. The Wolverines came in having […]

J.J. McCarthy passed for two touchdowns to Roman Wilson and ran for another, and second-ranked Michigan rolled past Nebraska 45-7 in record heat. Michigan scored on its first three possessions to make fast work of the Cornhuskers.

J.J. McCarthy passed for two touchdowns to Roman Wilson and ran for another, and second-ranked Michigan rolled past Nebraska 45-7 in record heat. Michigan scored on its first three possessions to make fast work of the Cornhuskers.

J.J. McCarthy passed for two touchdowns to Roman Wilson and ran for another, and second-ranked Michigan rolled past Nebraska 45-7 in record heat. Michigan scored on its first three possessions to make fast work of the Cornhuskers.

J.J. McCarthy passed for two touchdowns to Roman Wilson and ran for another, and second-ranked Michigan rolled past Nebraska 45-7 in record heat. Michigan scored on its first three possessions to make fast work of the Cornhuskers.

Essentials WHAT #2 Michigan (4-0) vs Nebraska (2-2)   WHERE Memorial Stadium Lincoln, NE WHEN 3:35 Eastern THE LINE M –17 (Vegas) M -22 (Bill C) TELEVISION FOX PBP: Jason Benetti Color: Brock "Why Aren't You Robbie Hummel" Huard TICKETS From $34. WEATHER mostly sunny 15 mph win mid 90s(!?!?) Overview Scott Frost has been reduced to Ryan Day's speechwriter and Matt Rhule has taken over. Rhule is a fantastic hire for Nebraska. He's resurrected Temple and Baylor; he seem...

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For a first road game, Saturday couldn't have gone much better for second-ranked Michigan. J.J. McCarthy passed for two touchdowns to Roman Wilson and ran for another, and the defense shut out Nebraska until the final five minutes in a 45-7 victory in record heat at Memorial Stadium. Michigan (5-0, 2-0 Big Ten) made fast work of the Cornhuskers (2-3, 0-2), scoring on its first three possessions and leading 28-0 at half.