This is conference championship weekend, and the pressure is on.
After No. 3 Washington’s 34-31 victory over No. 5 Oregon in Friday night’s Pac-12 title game, one playoff spot is all but guaranteed.This weekend, who will be a part of the Huskies? To win the Big 12, No. 7 Texas defeated No. 18 Oklahoma State. That was a good audition, if it was for the College Football Playoffs. But No. 8 Alabama has caused
Each Power 5 conference title game will be covered by ESPN’s reporters and college football experts, who will offer insights and analysis. The following are the highlights of the SEC championship:
Fans of Michigan football get emotional when injured star Zak Zinter wears crutches to the Iowa game.
The Michigan football team got ready for the Big Ten Championship game against Iowa at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana, late on Saturday night.
The popular College Gameday show ignored the Wolverines prior to the game, with multiple analysts selecting Iowa to defeat Michigan football and head coach Jim Harbaugh. About JJ McCarthy’s most recent injury, the truth was disclosed by an assistant coach at Michigan.
Michigan football’s morale was greatly boosted on Saturday night when injured All-American guard Zak Zinter attended the game. After a teammate shoved him in the leg during Michigan’s football victory over Ohio State last weekend, an Ohio State lineman rolled up on Zinter, breaking both his tibia and fibula.
Michigan fans were upset about Zinter’s attendance at the stadium on Twitter.
With two heart-shaped and a “M”-shaped emoji in response to Zinter’s arrival, one fan expressed their gratitude that he would make a full recovery.
As Zinter cautiously made his way toward the field in anticipation of the crucial game against Kirk Ferentz’s Hawkeyes, another fan yelled, “Get that man a scooter.”
The Wolverines defeated Purdue in the same game as last season and Iowa in the Big Ten Championship game in 2021. For tonight’s game, offensive tackle Trente Jones is anticipated to move from Zinter’s position to guard.
