No. 2-Ranked Michigan Wolverines Rout Nebraska Cornhuskers 45 - 7 | The Michigan Chronicle

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No. 2-Ranked Michigan Wolverines Rout Nebraska Cornhuskers 45 - 7 | The Michigan Chronicle

Photo Credit: Aaron J. Thornton Lincoln, NE - The undefeated Michigan Wolverines Football team traveled to Nebraska and set the tone early in the game on their way to a dominant 45-7 win over the Cornhuskers for the Jim Harbaugh-led team's fifth win of the season. Nebraska found themselves down two touchdowns after just the … Continued

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