Posted this earlier with my top plays thread!!!!!!!!!!!
Michigan owns a 66-23-3 lead in the all-time series with Minnesota.
Michigan has won the last 15 meetings.
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The Wolverines are 34-11-1 against the Gophers in Ann Arbor, and are 28-9-1 against them at Michigan Stadium.<o></o>
The Wolverines have won 23 of the last 25 and 32 of the last 34 games in the "Little Brown Jug" series.<o></o>
The Gophers are averaging 323.4 ypg on the ground, ranking third in the nation, and that figure is 140 yards more than their closest conference mate.<o></o>
Minnesota’s passing game yields just 191 ypg, ranking the squad ninth in the conference.<o></o>
Last week, Minnesota beat visiting Penn State in a tough defensive battle, 16-7. It was the first time this season the Gophers failed to score at least 34 points. Penn State is not that strong of a team this year
Michigan's primary weapon of choice on offense is the pass, and the team is averaging a healthy 229.0 ypg through the air. <o></o>
Chad Henne has been solid for the most part, hitting 61.5 percent of his throws for 1,096 yards with nine TDs and five INTs. Wideout Braylon Edwards is having a sensational year as he has 40 receptions for 665 yards and seven scores.
The Wolverines have been downright dominant when it comes to stopping the run this season, and their per game allowance of just 47.2 yards is the top yield in the Big Ten.
Michigan has gained a league-best 19 turnovers, including 11 INTs.<o></o>
Michigan’s strength is stopping the run and throwing the ball and Minnesota’s weakness is throwing the ball and stopping the pass you do the math…………………<o></o><!-- / message -->
Michigan owns a 66-23-3 lead in the all-time series with Minnesota.
Michigan has won the last 15 meetings.
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fficeffice" /><o></o>The Wolverines are 34-11-1 against the Gophers in Ann Arbor, and are 28-9-1 against them at Michigan Stadium.<o
></o>The Wolverines have won 23 of the last 25 and 32 of the last 34 games in the "Little Brown Jug" series.<o
></o>The Gophers are averaging 323.4 ypg on the ground, ranking third in the nation, and that figure is 140 yards more than their closest conference mate.<o
></o>Minnesota’s passing game yields just 191 ypg, ranking the squad ninth in the conference.<o
></o>Last week, Minnesota beat visiting Penn State in a tough defensive battle, 16-7. It was the first time this season the Gophers failed to score at least 34 points. Penn State is not that strong of a team this year
Michigan's primary weapon of choice on offense is the pass, and the team is averaging a healthy 229.0 ypg through the air. <o
></o>Chad Henne has been solid for the most part, hitting 61.5 percent of his throws for 1,096 yards with nine TDs and five INTs. Wideout Braylon Edwards is having a sensational year as he has 40 receptions for 665 yards and seven scores.
The Wolverines have been downright dominant when it comes to stopping the run this season, and their per game allowance of just 47.2 yards is the top yield in the Big Ten.
Michigan has gained a league-best 19 turnovers, including 11 INTs.<o
></o>Michigan’s strength is stopping the run and throwing the ball and Minnesota’s weakness is throwing the ball and stopping the pass you do the math…………………<o
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