Here we go! No. 11 USC and No. 18 Michigan are set to face each other in a regular season matchup for the first time since 1958, as the Wolverines host the Trojans in what will be their first meeting as Big Ten opponents. Of their 10 previous matchups, eight have been in the Rose Bowl, making this only the second time USC will play at Michigan Stadium.
Despite losing star quarterback Caleb Williams and several other key players, USC still ranks among the top offenses in college football. Wink Martindale and the Michigan defense has a tall task ahead with preventing quarterback Miller Moss, speedy receiver Zachariah Branch and company from putting too many points on the board.