As USC quarterback Miller Moss found his rhythm in the second half, the Trojans proceeded to outscore Michigan 21-6 until the game’s final minutes. The Wolverines failed to get a first down until the game-winning 10-play, 89-yard drive that took Kalel Mullings into the endzone.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — It turns out it was a smart move for Michigan football to have its biggest recruiting weekend in Week 4 against new Big Ten rival (and old Pac-12 rival) USC. Because not only did the Wolverines manage to upset the No. 11 Trojans, but the prospects in attendance got to witness an unparalleled atmosphere.

Check out The USC Opponents film room as @anthonytbroome from @TheWolverineOn3 & Josh Webb join @MattZemek from @TrojansWire to give a film analysis on The Michigan Wolverines as they go against USC on Saturday. It's all right here on USC At @TheVOCFB. https://t.co/cMoqvu7hZv