The seven-point win is 24 points shy of their average margin of victory through their first 10 games. On Saturday from SECU Stadium - an interim coach on the sideline, their best receiver injured and their quarterback struggling - the Wolverines fought through their most challenging, pressure-packed, late-game moments of the season to move to 11-0. It was all quite indicative of Michigan’s 2023 season, a snapshot of a bizarre, drama-filled year: an unbeaten team reveling in the thrill of another victory while distractions swirl over the NCAA’s probe into the school’s sign-stealing scheme, with its coach, Jim Harbaugh, in the midst of a three-game suspension. There they were, clasping signs that read “1,000,” all smiles, with a backdrop of more than 15,000 Michigan fans roaring behind them.Įxcept, someone was missing: their head coach. Coaches, other staff members and even visiting fans - rushing onto the turf against orders - joined in for this historic moment.Įverything seemed perfect. Players returned to the field, gathered together and posed for a group photograph. After surviving a scare from Maryland - a 31-24 final score - college football’s all-time wins leader hit a memorable mark: 1,000 victories.

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