Michigan Football Secures Crucial Win Over Michigan State

The Wolverines break their losing streak with a 24-17 victory, keeping postseason hopes alive.

Michigan overcame a sluggish start to defeat Michigan State 24-17, maintaining possession of the Paul Bunyan Trophy for a third straight year.
Quarterback Davis Warren, returning as starter, delivered a steady performance with 123 passing yards and a touchdown, helping Michigan to its first turnover-free game of the season.
Michigan State missed key opportunities, including a failed 25-yard field goal and a costly targeting penalty, which contributed to their loss.
The Wolverines' trick plays, including a touchdown pass from Donovan Edwards to Colston Loveland, proved pivotal in securing the win.
With this victory, Michigan needs just one more win to become bowl eligible, with upcoming games against top-ranked Oregon and Northwestern on the schedule.