Here’s Michigan’s schedule for 2020:
October 24 @ Minnesota
October 31 vs. Michigan State
November 7 @ Indiana
November 14 vs. Wisconsin
November 21 @ Rutgers
November 28 vs. Penn State
December 5 vs. Maryland
December 12 @ Ohio State
What record will Michigan have after those eight games?
There’s been a lot of talk about Michigan’s 2017 schedule. Some people think Michigan blew a prime opportunity to go undefeated and make the playoff in 2016 because of an easy schedule, and now they’ll have a tougher go of it in 2017. Here I’ll take a glance at what’s coming this fall with the teams’ 2016 win-loss records in parentheses:
Michigan released its football schedule for 2012 and UMass will be coming back for more. That’s right, the Minutemen will look to finish off the comeback from their 42-37 loss to the Wolverines last year. Of course, UMass will be a part of the Mid-American Conference by 2012, so it’s not quite as big of a step up as it was when they play in the FCS, but they probably won’t have very good FBS talent by then. This ought to be an easy victory to lick the wounds from a likely season opening loss to Alabama. For look back at last season’s game, here are a couple links to . . .
Michigan 42, UMass 37
Michigan vs. UMass Awards
. . . and some highlights:
Michigan’s 2012 schedule now looks like this:
vs. Alabama (at Cowboys Stadium)
vs. Air Force
vs. Massachusetts
at Notre Dame
at Purdue
vs. Illinois
vs. Michigan State
at Nebraska
at Minnesota
vs. Northwestern
vs. Iowa
at Ohio State