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  09/12/21 - RB Blake CorumSr/2024, Michigan

  Blake Corum sprinted for a 67-yard touchdown to give Michigan a double-digit lead in the second quarter, one play after Jim Harbaugh called for a fake punt and the Wolverines pulled away to beat Washington 31-10 Saturday night. Michigan (2-0) relied on a tandem of running backs, swarming defense and special teams to take and keep control of the game. "We're going to remain humble because we really haven't done anything yet," Corum said. "We have more to do and more to prove. I can't wait to see how far we go." The Huskies (0-2) have lost their first two games - including the opener to Montana - for the first time since 2008 when they finished 0-12.

Corum ran for 171 yards and three touchdowns, a week after he had 111 yards rushing and scored twice in the season-opening rout over Western Michigan, and credited the offensive line for his success. "They fired off the ball and were real physical," Corum said. "They made my job easy, so shout out to them." Hassan Haskins had 155 yards rushing and a score for the Wolverines, whose passing game was limited without injured receiver Ronnie Bell. The Wolverines were not moving the ball much and led just 3-0 early in the second quarter when Harbaugh made a gamble that paid off. "That was big," Harbaugh acknowledged. "Pivotal." With the punt team on the field facing a fourth-and-1 from the Michigan 30, a short snap went to Michael Barrett and he ran 3 yards for a first down. "It was a huge momentum shift," Washington coach Jimmy Lake said. "That's the nature of college football, especially when you're on the road in that hostile environment." - Michigan/AP College Football


Sr/2024 RB Blake CorumMichigan
News Source: Michigan/AP College Football



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