3 winners, 3 losers from Michigan Football’s win vs Penn State
Maize n Brew • • sports
Key Points:
- Michigan secured a 21-18 victory over Penn State, marking their first conference win under first-year head coaches for both teams.
- Freshman QB Tommy Carr sparked the offense in the second half, contributing 47 passing yards, 36 rushing yards, and a touchdown, helping open up Michigan’s run game.
- Michigan’s safeties, particularly Rod Moore and Chris Bracy, made key defensive plays including interceptions and a forced fumble, which shifted momentum in the Wolverines' favor.
- The Wolverines’ run game was strong, accumulating over 200 yards with notable performances from Savion Hiter and Bryson Kuzdzal, while the passing game remained limited with only 90 yards.
- Michigan’s first-quarter defense allowed Penn State a lengthy opening drive and QB Bryce Underwood struggled in the first half with two interceptions, leading to a quarterback change.
