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With a win against the Northwestern Wildcats — in shutout fashion — the Michigan Wolverines just proved that they are the best one-loss team in college football … and it isn’t even close.
These tweets explain it all.
Michigan is 2-0 against AP ranked teams this season. In previous 3 seasons, Wolverines were 1-10 vs ranked teams. pic.twitter.com/C4BMPaKZHR
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) October 10, 2015
Michigan has outscored opponents 177-38 through 6 games 38 points allowed are their fewest through 6 games since 1985 (148-33)
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) October 10, 2015
Michigan’s last 3 games: Wolverines 97 Non-Wolverines 0 First FBS team in 20 years to pitch 3 straight shutouts. pic.twitter.com/O684LQvwEj
— ESPN (@espn) October 10, 2015
When thinking of one-loss teams that still have a shot at making the College Football Playoff this season, names like Alabama, Ole Miss, UCLA, Notre Dame and Stanford come to mind.
What Michigan’s defense is doing out on the football field is majestic.
WATCH: Michigan Opens Up Contest In Style By Returning Opening Kickoff For TD
Three. Three shutouts in back-to-back-to-back games. May I remind you that two of those victories came against ranked opponents.
The loss: The Wolverines’ only loss on the season was against the Utah Utes, who are ranked in the top five. THE TOP FIVE. In no time, Michigan will also be ranked that high. You know, if the Wolverines can continue to blank their opponents like it’s the cool thing to do — and it really is.
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Jim Harbaugh, you are painfully brilliant.
Next up for Michigan will be the Michigan State Spartans. What a battle that one will be.
Trevor Lowry is a Content Associate at www.RantSports.com. If you’re a tweeter feel free to follow him @TheTrevorLowry, “Like” him on Facebook or add him to your network on Google.
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