THIRD QUARTER

8:38 – Michigan had a chance to get off the field early when Josaiah Stewart flew over the edge to force a sack and a second-and-17. But Giles Jackson edged out Michigan defensive lineman Zeke Berry on the next play, leading to a big gain and a first down. However, the Wolverines forced a punt near midfield.

Michigan 17, Washington 14

3:00 p.m – Michigan has now scored on all three drives since Jack Tuttle took over. He engineered an 11-play, 75-yard touchdown drive and capped it by rolling right and finding TE Colston Loveland wide open in the end zone for an 8-yard score. Early in the drive, he threw a seed to Amorion Walker for 22 yards on third-and-10. Tuttle is 7 of 9 passing for 78 yards.

Michigan 17, Washington 14

HALFTIME: Washington 14, Michigan 10

The Wolverines had a 283-yard lead to 163 but received the kickoff in the second half.

SECOND QUARTER

1:49 – Great play to end the half as Mason Graham blocked a 28-yard field goal attempt as time expired. The Huskies were ahead in the final seconds and shot into the end zone on the previous play. Denzel Boston had Will Johnson hit, but Will Rogers threw it, leading to a FG attempt with four seconds left.

Washington 14, Michigan 10

4:27 – Michigan’s offense appears to have gained some confidence with Jack Tuttle at QB. Donovan Edwards had an early run for 11 yards and then caught a screen pass for 15 yards. A hands-to-the-face penalty was assessed after 15 yards. The Wolverines had a chance to keep the drive alive with a third-and-2 from the UW 26, but Kalel Mullings was blown up in the backfield and lost, leading to a 45-yard field goal by Dominic Zvada.

Washington 14, Michigan 10

5:25 – Michigan took over the momentum and forced a three-pointer after its touchdown drive. The Huskies continued to rely on Michigan CB Jyaire Hill, and Denzel Boston had him hit on third-and-7, but pressure on Will Rogers forced an off-target throw.

Washington 14, Michigan 7

9:38 – Michigan made a change at QB and it paid off. Jack Tuttle, who had not yet played this season, replaced Alex Orji and led the team on a seven-play, 75-yard touchdown drive. He completed his only pass for 5 yards, but it was his legs that got the offense going, rushing twice for 14 yards. Donovan Edwards found the rhythm on the drive and ended it with a 39-yard touchdown run. Orji was 3 of 7 passing for 15 yards.

Washington 14, Michigan 7

11:54 – The Huskies needed just four plays to travel 74 yards and find the end zone. They executed a one-two pass perfectly for a 37-yard pickup, and then Will Rogers threw a dime to former Michigan WR Giles Jackson for a 16-yard score. The Wolverines allowed 216 yards, including 166 through the air.

Washington 14, Michigan 0

14:51 – Michigan started at 21 and got a first down after two runs by Donovan Edwards, but the third attempt backfired. He was brought down for a 3-yard loss, and two plays later, Alex Orji’s pass was deflected at the line of scrimmage for the second time tonight, resulting in a punt. Washington outgained Michigan 142 to 47 yards.

FIRST QUARTER

1:05 – Michigan gets a much-needed three-pointer. Will Rogers almost connected with Denzel Boston on the first play of the game for a big lead, but he was barely out of bounds when he made the catch. A 4-yard run and short completion led to fourth-and-2 to end the quarter and a punt to start the second quarter.

Washington 7, Michigan 0

2:33 – Quick three-and-out for the Wolverines after they were forced into a third-and-8. Kalel Mullings opened with a 2-yard run, but Alex Orji’s pass was deflected at the line of scrimmage in the second. He was unable to gain a lead on third down, which resulted in a punt.

Washington 7, Michigan 0

7:54 – Washington marched 83 yards in 14 plays to take a 7-0 lead. It converted two third-and-longs, including a deep shot to former Wolverine receiver Giles Jackson for a 39-yard gain on third-and-11. Three plays later, Will Rogers connected with Denzel Boston for a 13-yard pickup on third-and-8. It was a tough start for Michigan CB Jyaire Hill, who was in coverage on that play and the 3-yard touchdown pass to Boston.

Washington 7, Michigan 0

12:03 – Michigan had a promising start to the drive, which started under its own steam. Kalel Mullings opened with a tough 7-yard run, followed by a 6-yard completion by Alex Orji to tight end Colston Loveland. After a QB draw by Orji on a third-and-3, it picked up another first down, but ended with a punt on fourth-and-4 at the Washington 45. Jeff Persi, who was at left tackle in place of the injured Myles Hinton started, was in the process. A false start of the drive was reported.

Michigan 0, Washington 0

3:00 p.m – Michigan won the toss and deferred. Washington starts at its own 25. It was a tough start for the Wolverines’ defense. Cornerback Jyaire Hill was burned on an out-and-up route and Will Rogers hit Denzel Boston for a 36-yard gain. Jonah Coleman then followed with a 10-yard run, but after that, Michigan settled down and forced a 41-yard field goal attempt. Grady Gross moved left – his fourth missed shot in the last two weeks.

Michigan 0, Washington 0

PRE-MATCH UPDATES

— Michigan has ruled out three starters for Saturday: left tackle Myles Hinton, center Dominick Giudice and edge Derrick Moore. Both Hinton and Giudice were questionable all week, but Moore’s absence is a surprise.

— Starting cornerback Will Johnson is listed as questionable but is expected to play after sitting out last week’s win over Minnesota.

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Michigan’s football team will look to continue its long winning streak in Big Ten play when it travels to Washington for its first road game of the 2024 season on Saturday night.

It’s also a rematch of the 2023 national championship, which the Wolverines won 34-13. Keep refreshing this page for live updates as kick-off is scheduled for 7:30 p.m

How to watch Michigan vs. Washington (10/5/24): Live stream, TV channel, kickoff time

Both teams lost most of their production from last season and had a combined 23 players selected in the April NFL Draft. The two programs also have new head coaches: No. 10 Michigan (4-1, 2-0 Big Ten) promotes longtime assistant Sherrone Moore and Washington (3-2, 1-1) brings in Jedd Fisch from Arizona.

The Huskies, with only two starters returning in 2023, are a slight favorite and could be 5-0 if it weren’t for red zone inefficiency and field goal shooting issues. They settled for four field goals in a 24-19 loss to Washington State in Week 3 and lost 21-18 to Rutgers last week while missing three field goals and outgaining the Scarlet Knights 521 yards to 299 .

However, they have yet to allow a touchdown at home and are 3-0.

Michigan has won each of its last two games by a score of 27-24 with junior Alex Orji at center. In those two starts, he combined to complete 17 of 30 passes for just 118 yards, but the running game and defense were solid enough to avoid another loss.

Saturday marks the first meeting between the two programs as Big Ten opponents and the first at Husky Stadium since 2001. Michigan leads the all-time series at 9-5.

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