Live updates: Michigan football vs. Hawai'i

Michigan Wolverines football is doing battle with the Hawai’i Rainbow Warriors at The Big House to open the 2022 season. Kickoff was at 9 p.m. ET on Big Ten Network after a lightning delay.

Follow along below for updates all game long.

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Live updates: Michigan vs. Hawai’i

• Hawai’i got all the way down to the 2-yard line, but the Michigan backup defense made a stop on 4th down. The Wolverines ran out the clock and won the game, 56-10.

• 4Q 7:59 — Isaiah Gash runs for 38 yards to the right for a touchdown, giving the Maize and Blue a 55-10 lead.

• 4Q 11:27 — Hawai’i running back Tylan Hines broke a huge run off the right side, going 54 yards for the Rainbow Warriors’ first score of the game.

• 4Q 14:54 — On the first play of the 4th quarter, freshman running back CJ Stokes ran in a 15-yard touchdown. Michigan has a 49-3 advantage.

• End of the 3rd quarter: Michigan 42, Hawai’i 3. The Wolverines are driving, and have the ball at the Rainbow Warrior 15-yard line. Quarterback Davis Warren found tight end Max Bredeson for a 56-yard gain to get Michigan in scoring position.

• 3Q 3:51 — Hawai’i makes a 26-yard field goal after a 12-play, 45-yard scoring drive. The Wolverines will not notch a shutout for the 1st time since 2015.

• 3Q 9:41 — Michigan was forced to punt again, ad Hawai’i starts out on its own 46-yard line.

• 3Q 12:47 — Michigan started the 3rd quarter with Cade McNamara at quarterback. The Wolverines went 3-and-out after a failed 3rd down run, though, and punted it away.

• End of the 1st half: Michigan leads 42-0 after Hawai’i runs out the clock.

• 2Q 1:06 — J.J. McCarthy reentered the game at quarterback for Michigan, and he led another scoring drive. He found Cornelius Johnson for a 17-yard touchdown to make it a 42-0 game.

• 2Q 3:18 — Cade McNamara entered the game at quarterback, but Michigan was forced to punt after he was sacked on 3rd down. McNamara completed 2 passes for 11 yards on the drive.

• 2Q 6:22 — Michigan takes over on its own 34-yard line after a minus-2 yard return by A.J. Henning.

• 2Q 8:38 — Donovan Edwards got Michigan down to the 1-yard line on a 33-yard connection with J.J. McCarthy. Edwards then ran it in for a touchdown, giving the Wolverines a 35-0 lead.

• 2Q 9:49 — Mike Morris with a 3rd-down sack, forcing Hawai’i to punt. Michigan takes over on its own 40-yard line.

• 2Q 12:05 — After a 54-yard deep ball to Cornelius Johnson down to the Hawai’i 13-yard line, J.J. McCarthy hit Ronnie Bell over the middle for another Michigan touchdown. The Wolverines are up 27-0.

• 2Q 14:40 — After another Hawai’i punt, Michigan takes over on its own 10-yard line. Left guard Trevor Keegan was out for a few snaps in the first quarter but was back last drive and remains on the field.

• End of the 1st quarter: Michigan 21, Hawai’i 0

• 1Q 0:31 — Michigan was forced to punt for the 1st time tonight, with Brad Robbins booting it away. Hawai’i takes over at its own 48-yard line after the fair catch.

• 1Q 2:08 — Michigan begins its drive on the 6-yard line after a Hawai’i punt.

• 1Q 4:23 — Roman Wilson scores his second touchdown of the day, this time on an end-around run. Wilson found pay dirt from 21 yards out. Michigan leads, 21-0.

• 1Q 5:44 — Hawai’i gains its 1st, 1st down of the game, but the Rainbow Warriors are still forced to punt. A.J. Henning returned it 36 yards to the Hawai’i 42-yard line, where Michigan takes over.

• 1Q 7:36 — Running back Blake Corum went over the top for a 1-yard touchdown to put the Wolverines up 14-0 after the Jake Moody extra point. The Maize and Blue went 77 yards in 7 plays.

• 1Q 11:11 — Michigan’s defense forces another 3-and-out. Through 2 drives, Hawai’i has amassed just 5 yards.

• 1Q 12:48 — After the Wolverines’ defense forced a 3-and-out, J.J. McCarthy hits wideout Roman Wilson wide open over the middle for a 42-yard touchdown. Michigan leads, 7-0.

• Hawai’i has won the toss and chosen to receive. Michigan will kick to the Rainbow Warriors.

• The Michigan team has taken the field for the 2nd time this season.

Game time, TV channel, how to watch: Michigan football vs. Hawai’i Rainbow Warriors

Venue: Michigan Stadium (Ann Arbor, Mich.)

Kickoff: 8:05 p.m. ET

TV: Big Ten Network

Stream: ESPN.com / ESPN App

On The Call: Lisa Byington (play-by-play), Jake Butt (color) and Meghan McKeown (sideline)

Radio: LEARFIELD Michigan Sports Network, anchored by WWJ 950 AM in the Detroit area, with Doug Karsch (play-by-play), Jon Jansen (color) and Jason Avant (sideline) on the call. Karsch and Jansen are regular contributors to TheWolverine.com. Click here for the full list of radio affiliates to find the station in your area. The radio broadcast can also be streamed through MGoBlue.com.

Series Facts: This will be the fourth meeting between the two schools. U-M (No. 6 coaches/No. 4 AP) has won all three previous match-ups, earning victories at Aloha Stadium in Hawai’i in 1986 and 1998, and claiming a 63-3 victory at Michigan Stadium to open the 2016 season. Head coach Jim Harbaugh led the No. 4 Wolverines to a 27-10 win in 1986, and the 1998 team posted a 48-17 win during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. … U-M is 40-28 all time in night games, including a 9-2 mark in Michigan Stadium.

Betting line: Michigan vs. Hawai’i

Michigan opened as a 46.5-point favorite, but the line quickly moved and settled in at 52. The over/under for total points is 67.

TheWolverine.com predictions

Chris Balas: U-M 55, Hawai’i 3 (U-M -52, u67)

John Borton: U-M 63, Hawai’i 9 (U-M -52, o67)

Clayton Sayfie: U-M 73, Hawai’i 0 (U-M -52, o67)

Anthony Broome: U-M 61, Hawai’i 3 (U-M -52, u67)

Doug Karsch: U-M 70, Hawai’i 7 (U-M -52, o67)

Doug Skene: U-M 63, Hawai’i 7 (U-M -52, o67)

Click here for our full staff predictions article

Weather report

Weather.com projects it to be 74 degrees and cloudy at 8 p.m., with a 20-percent chance of rain and wind out of the south at 6 MPH. It’s expected to cool down to 67 degrees by midnight.