ANN ARBOR — Bowling Green State University’s football team gave No. 2 Michigan a scare in the first half, but the Wolverines scored 10 points early in the third quarter off two Falcons’ turnovers en route to a 31-6 win on Saturday at Michigan Stadium.
BGSU (1-2) forced three turnovers in the first half in trailing 14-6 at the break.
Michigan, though, forced third-string Falcons’ redshirt freshman quarterback Hayden Timosciek into a pair of turnovers deep in BGSU territory to break the game open within the first five minutes of the third.
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