Wolverines Could Tie a Major Big Ten Record in CFP Semifinal Game Against TCU

The Michigan Wolverines are in the midst of an incredible season, one of the best in program history. On Saturday night, Michigan will take on the TCU Horned Frogs in the semifinal game of the College Football Playoff.
With a win against TCU, Michigan's great season will become a record-tying season. If Michigan advances to the National Championship game, it will tie a Big Ten conference record with 14 wins in a season. The feat was last accomplished by the 2022 Ohio State Buckeyes, Michigan's biggest rival.
When Michigan takes on TCU in their CFP Semifinal matchup later today, the Wolverines will be looking for their 14th win of the season.
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That would tie the Big Ten all-time record, set by Ohio State in 2002 and matched by the Buckeyes in 2014. pic.twitter.com/NqXVtFjCvt
The oddsmakers think Michigan has a great chance to come away with the win in Saturday's game, listing the Wolverines as a 7.5-point favorite as of Saturday morning on FanDuel Sportsbook.
The Wolverines are undefeated this season and come into the playoff as the No. 2 seed, behind the defending champion Georgia Bulldogs.
If Michigan can take this all the way and win the national title, then that would set the conference record and provide the Wolverines with not only a championship, but another leg up over the Buckeyes.
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