Highlights
1 CLIPS · ESPNScoring plays
12 SCORES
Jehu Chesson 13 Yd pass from Jake Rudock (Kenny Allen Kick)
0-7
Kyle Federico 32 Yd Field Goal
3-7
Jake Rudock 4 Yd Run (Kenny Allen Kick)
3-14
Jabrill Peppers 18 Yd Run (Kenny Allen Kick)
3-21
Janarion Grant 98 Yd Kickoff Return (Kyle Federico Kick)
10-21
Drake Johnson 1 Yd Run (Kenny Allen Kick)
10-28
Kyle Federico 29 Yd Field Goal
13-28
Amara Darboh 8 Yd pass from Jake Rudock (Kenny Allen Kick)
13-35
Kyle Federico 27 Yd Field Goal
16-35
De'Veon Smith 4 Yd Run (Jake Rudock Run for Two-Point Conversion)
16-43
Kenny Allen 34 Yd Field Goal
16-46
Kenny Allen 28 Yd Field Goal
16-49
What happened
ESPN RECAPRudock leads No. 17 Michigan to a 49-16 Rutgers rout
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- Jim Harbaugh refused to show mercy as Michigan (No. 17 CFP, No. 16 AP) was routing Rutgers . And he's not sorry. Jake Rudock threw for two touchdowns and a career-high 337 yards and ran for a score and an eyebrow-raising, 2-point conversion to lead the Wolverines in a 49-16 win over the Scarlet Knights on Saturday. Why did Harbaugh go for 2 with a 25-point lead in the third quarter? "That's what the chart says to do, so we went with that," he said. "Playing the percentages." Even up 30 points late in the third quarter, Harbaugh was choosing to throw deep. "He's the ultimate competitor," said Michigan tight end Jake Butt , who had four receptions for a career-high 102 yards. "That's pretty clear at this point." The Wolverines (7-2, 4-1 Big Ten) were able to coast to an easy victory after wild finishes in their last two games.
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Team stats
RUTG · MICHMICHIGAN STADIUM, ANN ARBOR · ATTENDANCE 109,879
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