Michigan football may have lost running back Jordan Marshall vs. Northwestern at Wrigley Field in Chicago on Saturday, Nov. 15.

No. 17 USC recorded a statement win with a 26-21 victory over No. 21 Iowa at home. The Trojans held the Hawkeyes scoreless in the second half and erased an early 21-7 deficit to move to 8-2 (6-1 Big Ten). USC was powered by another big performance from star wide receiver Makai Lemon, who finished with 10 catches for 153 yards and a touchdown.

Two missed field goals did not phase Michigan kicker Dominic Zvada, as he drilled the game-winner against Northwestern to avoid a major upset:

"Tonight, we celebrate," Penn State interim head coach Terry Smith said after the Nittany Lions' 28-10 win over Michigan State on Saturday. Beating a fellow 0-6 conference team doesn't normally elicit such joy. But in a season bereft of joy, the Nittany Lions will take any opportunity they can to empty a Gatorade jug on the coach's head.

It was New Year’s Day in 2018 against South Carolina when the Wolverines last coughed up the football five times, in a sleepy Outback Bowl performance against South Carolina. “And we lost,” Moore said, referencing a 26-19 result in Tampa, Fla., a game in which Michigan totaled just 277 yards of offense.

QB Aidan Chiles is out, meaning Alessio Milivojevic will get his second straight start as Michigan State football hosts Penn State on Saturday.

It looked like Michigan was going to get out of Wrigley Field with an easy win on Saturday after the Wolverines went up 21-9. But it was far from easy. Thanks

CHICAGO — It was far from a home run, but Michigan football walked out of Wrigley Field victorious on Saturday. The Wolverines narrowly kept their Big Ten and playoff hopes alive with a 24-22 win over scrappy Northwestern, overcoming a wild five turnovers to run their win streak to four games.