Michigan Star Reveals Key Factor in Dominating Win Over Ohio State: ‘We Have Love for the Lord’

For anyone who spent Saturday recovering from an L-tryptophan or 🏈Football overdose, you missed perhaps the most exciting blowout game in recent college 🏈Football memory.

Michigan crushed Ohio State 45-23 in a wild back-and-forth game, that was honestly competitive until Wolverines running back Donovan Edwards put the game away in the fourth quarter with not one, but two electric touchdown runs.

You can see the 75-yard and 85-yard touchdown runs below:

Those two touchdowns helped Michigan turn an 8-point lead midway through the fourth quarter into an insurmountable 22-point lead.

Following the game, it honestly would’ve been rather easy for Edwards to shoulder some of the credit for himself. He, quite literally, carried Michigan to victory over their most despised rival in their much ballyhooed annual rivalry game.

But instead, Edwards took a different approach when it came to crediting Michigan’s win. And he did so multiple times.

WXYZ-TV caught up with Edwards as he was leaving the field and asked him his thoughts on the big win.

“Your team won, you’re going to Indy, and you did it in a dominating fashion. What is this team capable of?” WXYZ’s Jeanna Trotman asked Edwards.