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Watch highlights of Michigan's win against Western Michigan. The Wolverines rushed for 240 yards in the 31-7 victory.

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" Reps rhetoric yes that is Michigan Wolverines hosting western Michigan in the big house freshmen take forced yet. Got the starting quarterback for Big Blue and on Michigan's first possession. Wide receiver junior Hemingway. -- the Federer on the sideline and force he finds a way it's a twenty yard touchdown play Michigan six or seven nothing -- Later another freshman Denard Robinson now a quarterback for Michigan he fumbled the snap if a broken apply at Robinson breaks for. He's gonna go 43 yards for the score Michigan led fourteen zip after -- Second quarter now. Fourth CA backing them off play action -- freezing days and by the big tight end Kevin Colbert in the end zone Michigan. What a wonderful. -- not done either shut them it's having -- down the sideline that's like covers 44 yards the wolverines led Ottawa nothing perhaps. And who's the rest of the way. 317 the final Michigan had 240 yards rushing and freshman QB take fourth -- threw three touchdown passes in his collegiate debut. The wolverines now get ready for next week's battle with Notre Dame. In Ann Arbor."

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(0:00) Reps rhetoric yes that is Michigan Wolverines hosting western Michigan in the big house freshmen take forced yet. Got the starting quarterback for Big Blue and on Michigan's first possession. Wide receiver

(0:46) it's having -- down the sideline that's like covers 44 yards the wolverines led Ottawa nothing perhaps. And who's the rest of the way. 317 the final Michigan had 240 yards rushing and freshman QB take fourth -- threw three touchdown passes in his collegiate debut. The wolverines now get ready for next week's battle with Notre Dame. In Ann Arbor.