Michigan vs. Wisconsin live updates, highlights, score

Final: Michigan 24, Wisconsin 10

Derrick Moore sack forces Wisconsin field goal

Michigan was down the depth chart at multiple positions — mostly in the secondary — and Wisconsin drove all the way down the field. The Wolverines finally got their first sack of the game, coming from Derrick Moore, for a loss of 12 yards to the 22-yard line. Nathaniel Vakos made a 39-yard field goal. Michigan’s lead is 24-10 with 2:42 to go in the fourth.

Michigan extends the lead

Michigan went 61 yards in six plays over 2:47 of clock time to score a touchdown to go up 24-7 with 9:24 remaining in the game. The drive was highlighted by a jump ball reception by Donaven McCulley, who has 6 catches for 112 yards and a score. Justice Haynes capped off the possession with a 1-yard touchdown, his second score of the game.

Rod Moore’s first interception of the season

Rod Moore recorded his first interception since his pick to seal the 30-24 win over Ohio State in 2023.

Donaven McCulley scores the first touchdown of his Michigan career

It was the Donaven McCulley drive. He came down with a jump ball down the sideline for a 33-yard gain on the first play of the drive, and then scored on a 29-yard pass two plays later. Michigan scored quickly, going up 17-7 with 4:11 to go in the third quarter.

Dominic Zvada misses chip-shot field goal

Michigan began the third quarter with the ball, driving down 66 yards in 11 plays. Bryce Underwood fired to Marlin Klein in the end zone on third down, but he wasn’t open and the ball fell incomplete. Dominic Zvada was brought on for a field goal attempt, but he pushed it left. The Wolverines’ lead is still 10-7 with 9:26 to go in the third quarter.

Michigan with ball to begin second half

Michigan led 10-7 at halftime and has the ball to begin the third quarter.

Bryce Underwood favoring his hand

According to Michigan radio sideline reporter Jason Avant: Bryce Underwood is favoring his throwing hand. He did a strength test with his hand with trainers between one of the last couple possessions.

Michigan takes its first lead

Bryce Underwood hit Andrew Marsh on a 32-yard deep ball along the sideline to get a drive going, but it ended with Michigan stalling out and settling for a 40-yard field goal by senior Dominic Zvada. The Maize and Blue hold a 10-7 advantage with 5:43 remaining in the second quarter.

End of first quarter: Michigan 7, Wisconsin 7

Michigan with a quick answer, tying the game up

It took Michigan just five plays to drive 75 yards for a touchdown to tie the game at 7-7 with 6:02 remaining in the first quarter. The Wolverines went with Blake Frazier as an offensive lineman on the left side from the 1-yard line, but Justice Haynes bounced the run out to the right for the score.

Wisconsin strikes first

Wisconsin got the ball first and drove right down for a score, 75 yards on 12 plays, spanning 6:50. The Badgers lead 7-0 with 8:10 remaining in the first quarter. The touchdown was a 5-yard run by Dilin Jones. Wisconsin racked up 39 rushing yards on 9 carries (4.3-yard average).

Michigan won the coin toss

Michigan won the coin toss and elected to defer its choice to the second half. Wisconsin gets ball first.