Michigan vs. UConn football schedule, how to watch, TV channel, streaming, game time

Michigan vs. UConn football schedule, how to watch, TV channel, streaming, game time
How to watch
When: Sat., Sept. 17
Time: 12 p.m. Eastern
TV: ABC network
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Michigan vs. UConn: Need to know
UConn: One of college football's worst performing programs in recent years comes to the Big House to give the Wolverines some target practice. But watch how the Huskies run the ball early in the game. It's something they have done pretty well up to now, led by Nathan Carter, who is almost to 400 yards on his own with a plus-6 ypc average. Other than that, don't expect UConn to cover too much ground moving the ball downfield.
Michigan: Despite the losses to the NFL, there's still plenty to work with here on both sides of the ball. J.J. McCarthy inherits the QB gig from Cade McNamara and brings a double-dose of both accurate deep passing (he's 93.8% throwing the ball) and mobility that's hard to stop, aided by a quality support cast of receivers, led by Roman Wilson (2 TDs off 3 catches), and a solid rushing attack that's already over 500 yards with a near 7 ypc average.
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