#2 Washington Falls to #1 Michigan, 34-13
The Husky offense could never get on track in the national title game
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The Husky offense could never get on track in the national title game
It was Michigan vs. Everybody all season. And Michigan won. The Wolverines defeated the Washington Huskies 34-13 in Monday's College Football Playoff National…
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Washington’s Dillon Johnson had a tough night Monday in the College Football Championship title game. He was hurt on Washington’s first offensive play and finished with just 33 yards rushing
Faced with 2nd & 7 on the Washington 12 yard line, leading 20-13 midway through the fourth quarter, Michigan gave the ball to Blake Corum. With three TEs to the bottom of the formation, the Wolverines pulled AJ Barner across, along with left guard Trevor Keegan running to the right. Barner hit his block but Keegan wasn't quick enough to get to Washington LB Alphonzo Tuputala, who had a free run at Corum. The diminutive running back saw Tuputala to his outside and cutback inside.