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Michigan comes back from 17 down, clips Rutgers in triple overtime to end losing streak

Orion Sang, Detroit Free PressComments Off on Michigan comes back from 17 down, clips Rutgers in triple overtime to end losing streak

Michigan fell behind 17-0 against Rutgers before rallying and then nearly collapsing. In the end, it escaped with a 48-42 win in triple overtime.

      
Orion Sang, Detroit Free Press
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