Well, here we are.
Usually, a Michigan Wolverines game week against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights comes with the question of how much they will win by, not if they will win. Such is 2020, where both of these teams entering this contest on three-game losing streaks that have looked very different.
That’s a far cry from a few short seasons ago when Michigan went into Piscataway and stomped Rutgers by a score of 78-0.
For Michigan, a 49-24 win over Minnesota feels like ages ago in a game where they were able to get whatever they wanted, whenever they wanted.