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No Bellomy?!

What does this say about Michigan's confidence in him? If anything?

Score update: Michigan 35, Minnesota 13

Fitz Toussaint needed that...

Great balance on that 41-yarder. Oh yeah, Toussaint needed that one.

Score update: Michigan 28, Minnesota 13

Michigan is lucky that the Gophers stumbled on that last drive. After three pass interference calls, it was all but expected that Minnesota would score a touchdown; it was given by Michigan.

This was gift wrapped by Michigan. If Minnesota doesn't score a touchdown... wait a minute.

JT Floyd has to be smarter than that. Gray is a big guy, but Floyd has to look back at the ball. He's had a problem doing that this year.

Minnesota's play calling borderlines desperation and insanity.

Score update: Michigan 28, Minnesota 10

Just like Denard Robinson, Devin Gardner takes a broken play and turns into a touchdown. What a stretch by Gardner after making something out of nothing.

We've officially had a Roy Roundtree sighting. Took long enough, but it was a nice 48-yard catch, nonetheless.

Minnesota averages two sacks per game, and already has three today. Gophers defense was a bit a of a surprise for me.

Score update: Michigan 21, Minnesota 10

Jordan Wettstein's field goal was the result of a busted drive by Minnesota.

This stop will be crucial for Michigan. Not that I have a ton of faith in Minnesota's offense from here on out, but I do think stopping the Gophers on this drive will basically win the game.

Jake Ryan read that play all the way -- Nelson had nowhere, and I mean nowhere, to go on that.

Marquise Gray is still at Minnesota?! How many years of eligibility does that guy have?! Seems like he's been there since about '04.

Devin Gardner has managed the Michigan offense quite well in Denard Robinson's absence.
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Score update: Michigan 21, Minnesota 7

Devin Gardner continues to drive Michigan down the field, capping a seven-play, 86-yard drive with a 10-yard touchdown pass to Jeremy Gallon, who nearly had to juggle the ball to retain possession before being pushed out of bounds in the far right corner of the end zone.

Like I said, Jeremy Gallon was due for another big play. This touchdown catch will be reviewed. Beautiful grab in the back right corner of the end zone, though.

Most definitely a catch.

Smart throw by Gardner. Throwing the ball away was the best option. Run Rawls.

Not the smartest call right there, Minnesota. Take points. Take points. Take points. Way too early for a fake field goal, and to top it off, Minnesota was in good range for a kick. No need for that right now.

Huge stop of Donnell Kirkwood on that 3rd-and-1. Kirkwood hasn't been a factor today, and Michigan has to make sure Kirkwood continues to have no impact.

But giving Nelson a lane on 4th-and-1 was incredibly (fill in the blank)

Gardner has to throw that ball away or risk being pinned far back in his own territory prior to a punt... which just happened.

I've been impressed by Devin Gardner so far; he's completed 8-of-12 passes for 119 yards and a touchdown. Despite the one interception, he's been as close to perfect as hoped for, given the situation, of course.

In case you missed it, here's the latest on Michigan quarterback Denard Robinson.

Denard ruled out today (B/R) Michigan Wolverines QB Denard Robinson Ruled out Today vs. Minnesota

I'd like to see Michigan get Devin Funchess involved in the game plan; he's been targeted twice, but Michigan should go to him at least three more times today.

Touchdown, Thomas Rawls.
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Michigan 14, Minnesota 7 -- halftime

Thomas Rawls' two-yard touchdown gives Michigan a 13-7 lead (Brendan Gibbons PAT).

Michigan's offense doesn't look too off-kilter, but it certainly misses Denard Robinson. Fortunately for the Wolverines, Devin Gardner has done a suitable job running the show; his 45-yard touchdown pass to Drew Dileo helped tie the game at 7-7.