Michigan football welcomes Rutgers to Ann Arbor this weekend after a Halloween scare against a mediocre but motivated Minnesota team.
Everything points to the team getting back on track: Rutgers is bad (it’s getting 24.5 points), Michigan shouldn’t come out as flat as it did in Minneapolis, and you know that Jim Harbaugh and company will have the team ready to come out and make a statement against an inferior opponent.
After the catastrophic Sparty game and last week’s contest that they could have easily lost, there are the makings of a trap game here, but I’m having a hard time seeing it, if only because the Scarlet Knights are just not good.