The Biggest Trap Game on Michigan's 2020 Schedule
By Tyler Kemp
The 2019 Michigan Wolverines once again disappointed and couldn't make serious noise in the Big Ten. After losses to Wisconsin, Penn State and Ohio State, Michigan once again missed out on the College Football Playoff. Another tough look for Jim Harbaugh.
with the pressure mounting on Habaugh to get the program back to an elite level, he'll need to make sure the Wolverines come out of the locker room on fire for each game. Especially the ones you might think Michigan will be favored in.
Opening at Washington, B1G crossover games against Minnesota and Wisconsin and playing in one of CFB's toughest divisions makes Michigan's schedule one of the toughest in the conference and the country. https://t.co/HTxrMkj5fq
— Clayton Sayfie (@CSayf23) June 2, 2020
Playing in Husky Stadium against Washington is a tall task for any college football team. Playing in Husky Stadium in Week 1 as a team from the central time zone will be even more difficult. A non-conference road game to open the season is a lot to ask for out of Michigan.
While some fans might be focused on Big Ten opponents, UW has had tremendous success in the Pac-12. Despite losing starting QB Jacob Eason, the Huskies will be ready for an upset.
Will he say that after Jimmy Lake and co. stomp on his team in week one? https://t.co/1z2qdXy884
— The Husky Haul (@HuskyHaul) May 29, 2020
Michigan cannot afford to overlook Washington and focus on the Big Ten schedule. Starting the season on the road in one of the most difficult places to play is cause for concern for everyone in and around the Wolverines’ program.