ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Pretty much every college football analyst expected Michigan football to lose to USC on Saturday, but they play the games for a reason.

Certainly, Lincoln Riley thought his introduction to the Big Ten would go much different. But the bruising, physical conference welcomed him and the USC Trojans in by showcasing a complete lack of a passing offense on the other side,

The No. 18 Michigan Wolverines came away with an upset over the No. 11 USC Trojans in Ann Arbor, 27-24. More news: Former Alabama HC Nick Saban Throws Massive Shade at Rival SEC Program

USC showed some toughness, but the Trojans will need to play clean football the rest of the way if they hope to achieve their goals.

USC Trojans running back Woody Marks ripped a 65-yard run towards the end of the third quarter that brough them down to the Michigan 2-yard line. It was the lon

The No. 18 ranked Michigan Wolverines ran through the No. 11 Ranked USC Trojans 27-24 to seal an upset victory to open Big Ten play.

Predicting a showdown that brings nostalgia for the days of January matchups between Michigan football and USC Trojans in the Rose Bowl.

A brilliant play turned a USC turnover into Trojan football in the quarter on Saturday at the Big House. Quarterback Miller Moss fumbled the football and Kenneth Grant recovered it. However, the 6-foot-3,

These are the kind of plays that earn you the respect of your teammates and coaches. At a pivotal point in the game — down 10 with less than three minutes to go in the third quarter, USC running back Woody Marks wrestled the ball away from a Wolverines defender to save what would've been a massive