The second week of the college football season kicks off with a huge, high-profile game. The third-ranked Texas Longhorns travel to Ann Arbor to take on the 10th-ranked Michigan Wolverines.
This is only the second matchup between these two college football teams. The first was in the Rose Bowl after the 2004 season. This game, though early in the season, has major CFP implications. According to Allstate Playoff Predictions, Texas has an 81% chance of making the playoffs with a win and a 51% chance with a loss. Michigan needs to win more. If the Wolverines lose, they have only a 15% chance of making it back to the CFP.
It’s a matchup between Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers and Will Johnson and a well-stocked Michigan defense. Here are the best shots and takeaways from the game:
