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2:00-0:00 -- That's all she wrote. Michigan wins it 63-13. Notre Dame next week. Thanks, everyone. We'll see you next Saturday.
8:24-2:00 -- Michigan forced to punt after a rough series with Bellomy at the helm -- a ton of backups in now, as the clock continues to run.
13:48-8:24 -- Russell Bellomy's first drive wasn't great, but he gets another chance after Michigan recovers a fumbled punt. Bellomy drives Michigan down to the one, and Justice Hayes rumbles into the endzone. Michigan 63, UMass 13
2:58-13:48 -- UMass drives and looks for another field goal, but comes up empty on the miss. The Wolverines will get it back on their own 27. And it looks like Russell Bellomy will finally enter the game.
8:06-2:58 -- Michigan shuffles in some new offensive linemen, Thomas Rawls and Dennis Norfleet get carries. Vincent Smith caps the drive with a nine-yard touchdown run, his second of the day. Michigan 56, UMass 13
10:25-8:06 -- UMass approaches midfield, but gets no further. Another punt. And Michigan is going to send Denard Robinson back into the game -- which is actually a bit surprising. In any event, he's still playing.
12:27--10:25 -- Roy Roundtree's on the field. First real big play of his season, an 18-yard touchdown catch from Denard Robinson -- his third TD throw of the day. Michigan up big, I can't imagine Robinson comes back out. Michigan 49, UMass 13
15:00-12:27 -- UMass commits two chop blocks, goes nowhere. Horrible punt, Michigan gets it at the UMass 41. And Denard Robinson will be your quarterback -- for now, anyway.
Halftime -- Michigan 42, UMass 13
2:07-:19 -- Denard Robinson throws a few nice passes, rushes for 16 yards down near the goal line. Then, he fumbles the ball into the endzone, but left tackle Taylor Lewan recovers it in the endzone -- touchdown, Taylor Lewan. Touchdown, Michigan. Michigan 42, UMass 13
4:00-2:07 -- Raymon Taylor gets fooled on a flea-flicker, and UMass marches all the way down to the Michigan 15. UMass has to settle for another field goal, though. Minutemen back on the board. Michigan 35, UMass 13
6:06-4:00 -- Denard Robinson being Denard Robinson. Pulls off a 36-yard touchdown scramble, runs all the way across the field to daylight. He's got 92 yards on six carries, Michigan up big. Michigan 35, UMass 10
6:47-6:06 -- UMass just going backward now, Joe Bolden forces an intentional grounding. UMass has to punt out of its own endzone. Gallon fair catch at the UM 45.
9:49-6:47 -- Devin Gardner still wants to play quarterback? Gardner makes another big play at wide receiver, a 38-yard catch and run that includes a terrific effort to fall into the endzone. Gardner's third touchdown catch of the year. Michigan goes 75 yards in five plays. Michigan 28, UMass 10.
10:43-9:49 -- Denard Robinson with a terrible throw into coverage, UMass safety Christian Birt picks it off and returns it 32 yards for a score. Michigan 21, UMass 10
13:05-10:43 -- UMass picks up another first down, but gets nothing more. Two incompletions lead to yet another Minutemen punt. The Wolverines will take over on their own 12.
13:44-13:05 -- Denard Robinson hits Drew Dileo on a 66-yard slant pass. Vincent Smith caps the two-play drive with a five-yard plunge. Robinson has now passed Jim Harbaugh for fifth place on the school's all-time list. Michigan 21, UMass 3.
3:10-13:44 -- UMass drives all the way down into the Michigan redzone, but a batted pass by Frank Clark on third and goal forces the Minutemen to settle for a 25-yard field goal. Either way, not a good series for the Michigan defense. Michigan 14, UMass 3.
7:35-3:10 -- Fitz Toussaint finally gets something going with a 16-yard catch on a screen pass, three plays later, Toussaint runs over a tackler on the edge for an 11-yard touchdown run -- his first of the year. Wolverines still in front. Michigan 14, UMass 0.
9:33-7:35 -- UMass gets itself in a third and two situation, but promptly jumps offside. Another punt for the Minutemen, Michigan sets up at the UMass 45.
10:59-9:33 -- Michigan gets next to nothing on its second possession of the game. Two poor throws from Robinson and one rush for a loss by Fitz Toussaint leads to a Wolverine punt. UMass gets it at its own six.
12:29-11:07 -- UMass commits holding on its first possession, gets nowhere after that, Three and out, Michigan gets it back on its own 46.
15:00-12:29 -- Devin Funchess picks up where he left off last week, snagging a wide open 26-yard touchdown catch and run to get Michigan started early. Michigan needed just five plays to move 65 yards, couldn't ask for a better start. Michigan 7, UMass 0
• UMass wins the toss, elects to defer. Michigan will get the ball first.
• Senior tight end Brandon Moore, who is on crutches today, has been chosen to wear Ron Kramer's No. 87 jersey for the rest of the season.
• Michigan Football Legend Ron Kramer being honored on the field now, his jersey will be un-retired shortly.
• Appears James Ross will start in place of Desmond Morgan this afternoon. Looks like Raymon Taylor is working with the first team at cornerback over Courtney Avery.
• Devin Gardner continues to work with the first team at wide receiver. Frank Clark is working with the first team defense at weak side end. Looks like Devin Funchess is running with the twos right now.
• Also, an airplane continues to fly over the stadium writing Michigan phrases in the sky. Currently, he's working on a #GoBlue.
• UMass is out on the field for warmups. The Minutemen came out prior to the game and wandered the field taking photos with their phones. Big stage for UMass.
• Also, no word yet on who will be awarded Ron Kramer's No. 87 "Legend" jersey this afternoon. We'll take guesses below. My uneducated guess is Jeremy Gallon -- but I've been wrong before.
• A couple early dress list notes: Both fullback Stephen Hopkins (hamstring) and linebacker Desmond Morgan (head) are not dressed today, and will not play vs. UMass. Look for more run from junior Joe Kerridge (fullback) and freshmen James Ross and Joe Bolden at linebacker.
The biggest line in school history, possibly the worst opponent in major college football and plenty of opportunity to improve itself.
That, and a 2-1 record, are on the table for No. 17 Michigan (1-1) this afternoon when Massachusetts (0-2) visits Michigan Stadium.
The Wolverines are favored by a school-record 45 1/2-points, and are expected to make quick work of the Minutemen before getting focused on a crucial road game at Notre Dame next week.
Do you think Michigan will cover? Will Massachusetts present a problem? What young players would you like to see get more time today? Join in the conversation below and let us know.