Michigan football (4-2) enters Saturday afternoon's game essentially at a crossroad against Washington (5-1) coming off the team's performance in the USC game l

MICHIGAN CENTER, MI — Michigan Center football hosted Napoleon in a key Cascades Conference battle on Friday, Oct. 17. It was also homecoming and senior night at the school. A parade from Page Avenue to the school featured the homecoming court, band, student groups and community members.

Washington matchup has major playoffs implications. So what's the best way to wager on this game? Here's Will Hill's insight.

Michigan is back in action on Saturday and the Wolverines hope to avenge their loss last weekend against USC. But it won't be an easy challenge with Washington

▶ The Huskies rank No. 10 nationally in scrimmage plays of 10-plus yards (109) and are No. 4 with 44 plays of 20-plus yards. Washington ranks No. 5 in the nation in third-down percentage, converting 37-of-67 (55%) and pass efficiency, and No. 8 in rushing defense, allowing an average 82.8 yards per game.

We will be picking Northern Illinois unders until morale improves. I left it out of the column last week and it smashed, and I won't make that mistake again. The Huskies would like to play every game 17-13 if they can, win or lose, and I expect another slog when they take a trip to face the Bobcats. Pick: Under 41.5

Michigan Football still hasn't made a decision about running back Justice Haynes for their upcoming game against Washington.

The Washington Huskies (5-1, 2-1 Big Ten) will travel to Ann Arbor on Saturday for a matchup against the Michigan Wolverines (4-2, 2-1), aiming to remain undefeated on the road this season.

T hrough six games, Michigan QB Bryce Underwood is averaging slightly over 200 yards per game through the air in his first season of college football. Underwood has passed for 1,2

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Should Sherrone Moore get a shot to revive Michigan after sanctions play out, or does the USC loss mark the end of the road for the embattled coach?