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Georgia and Michigan are 1 and 2 until an upset happens, I'm less sure about Michigan than I am Georgia.

Last Week #2 vs UNLV : Won 35 - 7. Same thing as Georgia; still in cruise control.

Next Week vs Bowling Green (Prediction : Cruise Control)

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If ties existed, they'd be tied with Penn State. I see the potential of Allar but still trust McCarthy a bit more, plus I'd give the edge to both of Michigan's lines. Really the only reason I hesitate to put them over Penn State is that it feels like they should be winning by bigger margins, but that seems kind of silly.

LW #2

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LW: 4

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LY: 2
TY: 25

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Michigan is probably much better than #7, but they're in cruise control and not trying much with their easy OOC and missing their HC.

16.2

Michigan has been dominant in it's two wins so far. However, they will need to continue to be dominant to remain in this spot with their upcoming schedule.

Until Michigan shows a clear sign that they shouldn't be lowered, they're staying right where they are.

Reigning Big Ten Champions, Uncontested, Yet to see a Michigan team under Jim Hargaugh this season

(2-0) (no change)
W: 35-7 vs UNLV (1-1)
Next Week: vs Bowling Green (1-1)

next most complete team

1/2 until proven otherwise in my opinion.

More or less the same as Georgia. Still very little to criticize about this team as they show virtually no weaknesses.

8,510 points - In contrast to Ohio State, the computer polls don't have much love for the Wolverines. I agree with the humans this time.

Great roster returning from last year, a top 4 team until they lose

Good Offensive Balance with J.J. McCarthy & Blake Corum in the Backs.

LW: 3

Elite team, don't have an elite win yet.

#3 SP+, #30 Resume

Ann Arbor’s feisty ferret-drowners have done exactly what has been necessary to ensure dominant victories over ECU and UNLV, and I expect this trend to continue when they take on the MAC’s Bowling Green in the Big House. There hasn’t really been anything too challenging about their schedule so far, and with QB J.J. McCarthy as good as ever in the backfield, with the dynamic duo of RBs Blake Corum and Donovan Edwards still healthy and moving the football downfield, there’s nothing to suspect Michigan will have much issue dispatching teams like Rutgers and Nebraska in B1G play, though Minnesota may prove to be a tougher test in Week 6. The only reason they’re not higher up is that they haven’t really played anyone of note yet; it shouldn’t be too much of a detriment to their rankings thanks to the clear quality they’re showing on the field every weekend.

(2-0) - 53.130pts

T1ˢᵗ W/L, T1ˢᵗ Predicted Wins, 6ᵗʰ Team Strength, 30ᵗʰ Quality of Win

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