Michigan Wolverines Have A Tough Road To College Football Playoffs

Jim Harbaugh was brought to Michigan to win the Big Ten and a National Championship, but neither has happen just yet. The Wolverines have been very competitive, but no championships just yet. This season's schedule could make that dream even more elusive this season. Michigan lost alot of players on defense and that could spell doom for the Wolverines. Let's look at the schedule for Michigan.

They open up with Florida at AT&T Stadium that will not be an easy game. The third game of the season will be Air Force which is never easy or dealing with their offense. Add in at Penn State and back to back games at Wisconsin and home to Ohio State makes this a tough schedule. Unless the defense comes around quickly, getting to the College Football Playoffs could be tough for the Wolverines.

Saturday Sep. 2		Florida Gators  AT&T Stadium, Arlington, TX
Saturday Sep. 9		Cincinnati Bearcats  Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, MI
Saturday Sep. 16		Air Force Falcons  Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, MI
Saturday Sep. 23		at Purdue Boilermakers  Ross-Ade Stadium, West Lafayette, IN
Saturday Sep. 30		OFF
Saturday Oct. 7		Michigan State Spartans  Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, MI
Saturday Oct. 14		at Indiana Hoosiers  Memorial Stadium, Bloomington, IN
Saturday Oct. 21		at Penn State Nittany Lions  Beaver Stadium, University Park, PA
Saturday Oct. 28		Rutgers Scarlet Knights (HC) Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, MI
Saturday Nov. 4		Minnesota Golden Gophers  Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, MI
Saturday Nov. 11		at Maryland Terrapins  Maryland Stadium, College Park, MD
Saturday Nov. 18		at Wisconsin Badgers  Camp Randall Stadium, Madison, WI
Saturday Nov. 25		Ohio State Buckeyes  Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, MI
Saturday Dec. 2		Big Ten Championship Game Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, IN

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