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    2023 Michigan Football Schedule: A First Look

    Matthew BrownBy Matthew BrownJanuary 19, 2023Updated:October 19, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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    2023 Michigan Football schedule
    Michigan Wolverines running back Donovan Edwards (7) runs the ball as Michigan faces off against Colorado State at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor on Saturday, Sept. 3, 2022. Jacob Hamilton
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    The Michigan Wolverines season did not end the way they wanted but it still had many positives. They beat both their rivals in Michigan State and Ohio State, won the Big Ten, and made the College Football Playoff. They return a lot of starters and are looking to dominate the Big Ten once again. Let’s take a look at the 2023 Michigan football schedule.

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    2023 Michigan Football Schedule

    September 2nd – vs. East Carolina

    September 9th – vs. UNLV

    September 16th – vs. Bowling Green

    September 23rd – vs. Rutgers

    September 30th – at Nebraska

    October 7th – at Minnesota

    October 14th – vs. Indiana

    October 21st – at Michigan State

    November 4th – vs. Purdue

    November 11th – at Penn State

    November 18th – at Maryland

    November 25th – vs. Ohio State

    Schedule Analysis: Early Season Smooth Sailing

    The non-conference schedule is nothing to worry about. These will be the tune-up games for the Wolverines. The first real test comes with back-to-back games on the road against Nebraska and Minnesota. Despite being on the road, the Wolverines should be able to beat those teams. They do have to play Michigan State on the road but the Spartans have been going in the opposite direction as Michigan the past couple of years.

    Schedule Analysis: Tough Late Season Schedule

    After the bye week, the remaining four games are tough. Purdue won the Big Ten West last year and scored QB Hudson Card through the transfer portal from Texas. The Wolverines then have to go to Penn State who was much better this year than people realize. Then they follow that up with going to Maryland which is returning their starting QB. Ohio State is always a tough game though they do get them at home this year. These last four games are all tough ones.

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    The 2023 Michigan football schedule looks tougher than last year’s. However, the Wolverines are returning almost their entire offensive line as well as Blake Corum, Donovan Edwards, and JJ McCarthy. Michigan also avoids Wisconsin and Illinois, two teams that will be vying for the Big Ten West. It will be interesting to see whether Michigan can with the Big Ten and make it into the College Football Playoff for the third year in a row.

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    Matthew Brown is a sports and pop culture enthusiast who loves to tell a great story. He mostly writes about the Green Bay Packers and the Michigan Wolverines but loves the game of football and will talk about any team any time. He also runs a pop culture website, Sorcerer Network and cohosts 2 podcasts, Beers and Ears and Discontinued on Display.

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