Special Sub-Topic: Michigan Football 2004-05 Authored by: mistatdawg Sub-topic of: Michigan Wolverines

What bowl game did the Michigan Wolverines play?

Rose Bowl. This was Michigan's second straight appearance to the Rose Bowl and their 19th time being in the Rose Bowl. They lost to the Texas Longhorns 38-37.

What team did they play in their bowl game?

Texas Longhorns. This was the first ever meeting between the two teams. Sadly, Texas won with a game winning field goal by Dusty Mangum as time expired to make the final score 38-37.

What class was the outstanding running back Michael Hart in?

Freshman. Mike Hart set several freshman records for the University of Michigan in the season. And he wasn't even supposed to be their starter at running back!

Braylon Edwards set the Michigan record for most career receiving touchdowns in 2004-05.

t. Braylon broke Anthony Carter's record of 37 career receiving touchdowns at Michigan during the Rose Bowl. Braylon finished his career with 39.

Who was the freshman starting quarterback for Michigan in the 2004-05 season?

Chad Henne. Chad Henne had a great year for Michigan throwing for over 2,500 yards and over 20 touchdowns. He led them to a 9-3 record including the loss to Texas in the Rose Bowl.

What was the final score of the thrilling Michigan-Michigan State game?

45-37. This game went into three overtimes, when Michigan finally won after Braylon Edwards scored his third touchdown of the game. Michigan was at one time down 27-10. That was with 6:27 left in the game.

Michigan defeated Ohio State in the season.

f. Ohio State dominated Michigan in 2004-05 winning 37-21, but Michigan still won the Big 10.

What was Michigan's final record including the bowl game?

9-3. Their Big 10 record was 7-1. They lost to Notre Dame, Ohio State, and Texas.

Who did Michigan beat 43-10 in the season opener?

Miami, Ohio. They beat Miami, Ohio, by 33 points.

How many straight 200 yard rushing performances did Mike Hart have?

3. This freshman star ran for 200 yards or more against Illinois (234), Purdue (206), and Michigan State (224).