All it took for the Michigan football team to build some momentum was one big win over Notre Dame, a 45-14 drubbing to be exact.
Suddenly, with that dominating performance, the narrative has shifted. It started with the rally at Penn State and after beating down the Fighting Irish for four quarters, people seem to believe in Michigan football again.
This week, the Wolverines head to Big Ten East rival Maryland, a team that Michigan has owned under Jim Harbaugh with four consecutive wins and not a single game decided by single digits.