No. 3 Texas vs No. 9/10 Michigan: How to watch, TV channel, betting lines, storylines, and more
There’s a top-10 battle on the docket when the No. 3 Texas Longhorns (1-0) head to Ann Arbor to face the defending national champion Michigan Wolverines (1-0) on Saturday. Here’s how to watch, stream, and more.
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Texas and Michigan will face off for only the second time in the programs’ storied histories. The last contest was in the 2005 Rose Bowl when Vince Young and the Horns took down the Wolverines, 38-37.
How to Watch
When: Saturday, September 7th, 2024
Time: 11:00 a.m. (Central)
TV: Fox Sports (Gus Johnson and Joel Klatt)
Listen: TexasSports.com
Betting the game
Moneyline: Texas (-270), Michigan (+220)
Spread: Texas (-7.5)
Over/under: 44.5 points
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STORYLINES
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How Texas can attack Michigan’s defense and what the data shows (+)
If these Texas Longhorns have a big day, the Michigan Wolverines are in trouble on Saturday (+)
How Texas can defend Colston Loveland (+)
Highlights from Inside Texas’ Q&A with The Wolverine (+)
A look at talent, depth, experience, and schematic advantages ahead of Texas vs Michigan (+)
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