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Sponsor Our ArticlesThe Wolverines football team from Michigan earned a close win over their rivals, the Golden Gophers from Minnesota this past weekend. Their victory was aided by a controversial call on an offsides penalty during an onside kick late in the game. In a weather-challenged match on a wet and gray afternoon in Ann Arbor, the Wolverines managed to edge out the Golden Gophers 27-24.
Post-match comments from the Wolverines’ head coach, Sherrone Moore, expressed more relief than joy after the showdown. “We’re happy we got the win,” Moore said, but was quick to add, “Not happy, not satisfied with how we got the win.”
The game started off strongly in favor of the Wolverines, who dominated the first half with their strong offensive running game. However, an interception by Michigan’s Alex Orji in the third quarter gave the Golden Gophers a welcome lifeline. The Gophers followed up their lucky break with an impressive 72-yard touchdown drive, cutting through the Wolverines’ defense and sparking life back into the match.
Michigan’s offense, despite showing some flashes of brilliance, had a difficult afternoon, going three-and-out on five occasions. The defense, on the other hand, came to the rescue, forcing the Golden Gophers to punt five times and kept their quarterback, Max Brosmer, in check, limiting him to 258 yards from 47 passes.
As the match came to a close, the Golden Gophers threatened a surreal comeback after a 75-yard drive resulted in a 12-yard pass to Daniel Jackson, making the score 27-24. They seemed to keep their momentum going with a successful onside kick, but an offsides call on the Gophers negated the recovery, drawing outcries from Minnesota fans.
Despite securing the win, the Wolverines’ players recognized a need for improvement. Alex Orji, who recorded a total of 86 passing yards and a touchdown, admitted that they got “lucky with some things at the end.” Mullings, the star offensive player, stressed that they need to “strain to be better and execute for all four quarters.”
Next on the schedule for the Wolverines is an away game against Washington, a rematch of last year’s national championship game. For the Wolverines, every win brings them one step closer to the title. As Mullings aptly put it, “The guys on the team, we’re ready, excited to take that road trip and go out there and get a win.”
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