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The USC-Michigan football game is upon us. It is the most high-profile game on the Trojans’ schedule this season. This is not to imply that the LSU opener or the Notre Dame finale or the Penn State October showcase aren’t huge. They are. However, USC going to the Big House for a Big Ten football opener is extra special. These two schools have the most Rose Bowl appearances. They have met in more Rose Bowls than any two other teams have. They are college football royalty. They are elite winners, prominent national brands, and they look very attractive in their classic uniforms and helmets. The fact that most of their meetings have taken place on the West Coast makes this meeting in the Upper Midwest a particularly resonant and fresh occasion. It’s not your grandfather’s USC-Michigan game. This meeting begins a new and special era in the histories of these two storied programs. It’s a new episode of “Blue Bloods” on CBS, but it’s not with Tom Selleck and it’s not in New York. It’s an afternoon in Ann Arbor with the whole nation watching. It’s Lincoln Riley in the Big House in front of over 107,000 fans. It’s worth a Michigan film study session. Helping us with this Michigan football film room is former Trojans Wire writer and current college football analyst Josh Webb. He laid out a brief look at Michigan for you to enjoy and study before (and during) the game:
FACING THE BACKUP QUARTERBACK
Thread: Let’s talk Michigan football prior to the USC game this weekend. Michigan may not be the same team they were last year and they will be changing quarterbacks, but USC has notoriously struggled against backups — Tavita Pritchard, anyone?
cc: @MattZemek
— Titanus Kanejira (@FightOnTwist) September 17, 2024
USC ENTERS IN GOOD FORM
We’re going to look at some Michigan film & discuss how they stack up against USC, who is also…
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Author : Trojans Wire
Publish date : 2024-09-20 22:50:21
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