Ann Arbor, MI
Sep 16, 2023
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In a dominant display, the Michigan Wolverines overwhelmed the Bowling Green Falcons with a decisive 31-6 victory. Michigan took control early, highlighted by Blake Corum's 4-yard touchdown rush in the first quarter. Despite J.J. McCarthy's struggles with three interceptions, the young quarterback rebounded with critical touchdown passes to Roman Wilson and Cornelius Johnson, showcasing the Wolverines' offensive depth.
Bowling Green's response was limited to two field goals from Alan Anaya in the second quarter, unable to penetrate a staunch Michigan defense that allowed a mere 79 rushing yards and tallied three sacks. The Wolverines capitalized on key turnovers and defensive stands, particularly in a pivotal third quarter, further asserting their dominance and sealing the victory.
Blake Corum (Michigan Wolverines)
Corum powered through Bowling Green's defensive line for a 4-yard touchdown, setting the tone for Michigan's offense right from the get-go.
Alan Anaya (Bowling Green Falcons)
Anaya nailed a 36-yard field goal to put Bowling Green on the scoreboard, momentarily narrowing Michigan's lead.
Alan Anaya (Bowling Green Falcons)
With precision, Anaya kicked a 42-yard field goal, bringing Bowling Green within one point at 7-6.
Roman Wilson (Michigan Wolverines)
Wilson showcased his receiving skills with a 33-yard touchdown catch from McCarthy, extending Michigan's advantage.
Cam Goode (Michigan Wolverines)
Goode's sack for an 8-yard loss disrupted Bowling Green's drive, exemplifying Michigan's defensive prowess.
Blake Corum (Michigan Wolverines)
Corum's 2-yard touchdown rush furthered Michigan's control, pushing the score to 21-6 and demoralizing the Falcons' defense.
James Turner (Michigan Wolverines)
Turner's 42-yard field goal was executed flawlessly, adding to Michigan's cushion and making it 24-6.
Cornelius Johnson (Michigan Wolverines)
Johnson's highlight-reel 50-yard touchdown reception from McCarthy effectively sealed the game's outcome, putting Michigan ahead 31-6.
Blake Corum (Michigan Wolverines, RB)
Corum was the cornerstone of Michigan's ground game, rushing for 101 yards on just 12 carries and finding the end zone twice. His ability to find gaps and make quick cuts kept the Falcons' defense on their heels throughout the game.
J.J. McCarthy (Michigan Wolverines, QB)
Despite throwing three interceptions, McCarthy demonstrated resilience, passing for 143 yards and connecting on two crucial touchdown throws. His ability to bounce back and make key plays under pressure was instrumental for Michigan.
Roman Wilson (Michigan Wolverines, WR)
Wilson's agility and hands were on full display as he caught two passes for 42 yards, including a momentous 33-yard touchdown reception that boosted Michigan's lead and provided momentum going into halftime.
Cam Goode (Michigan Wolverines, DL)
Goode anchored the defensive line with three solo tackles and a pivotal sack for an 8-yard loss. His relentless pressure on the quarterback disrupted Bowling Green's offensive rhythm.
Alan Anaya (Bowling Green Falcons, K)
Anaya was a bright spot for the Falcons, converting both of his field goal attempts, including a long 42-yarder. His reliable kicking kept Bowling Green within striking distance until Michigan pulled away in the second half.
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