As the Michigan Wolverines gear up to face the 11th-ranked USC Trojans in a pivotal Week 4 matchup, their recent victory over Arkansas State, where they secured a 28-18 win, has been clouded by injury concerns.

No rest for the weary as the Michigan Wolverines have yet another tough battle ahead this weekend. Michigan opens its 2024 Big Ten schedule at the Big House against the USC Trojans this weekend and if

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As the Michigan Wolverines gear up for a highly anticipated clash against USC, one thing is clear: effective communication will be crucial. Defensive backs coach LaMar Morgan has stressed that strong communication is a fundamental part of their strategy, especially as they dive into the competitive waters of Big Ten play.

Michigan football can right the wrongs of the nonconference part of the 2024 season with a big win against USC on Saturday, but it will be a tough challenge as the 2-0 Trojans hope to prove that they’re for real in the Big Ten opener — their first conference game.

Both teams are eager to solidify their rankings, but the stakes are particularly high for Michigan, especially after head coach Sherrone Moore's announcement that junior quarterback Alex Orji will take over as the starter.