How Quinn Ewers, Texas 'fought fire with fire' and beat Michigan at its own game

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59% : Few games, if any, since Michigan's revival under former coach Jim Harbaugh came with the levels of pomp, circumstance and visiting support that reverberated through Ann Arbor this weekend, when No. 10 Michigan hosted No. 3 Texas in a measuring stick for both teams and their conferences, the Big Ten and SEC, respectively.
52% : "Almost a year to the day after Texas stormed into Tuscaloosa, Alabama, for a season-defining win over then-No. 3 Alabama, propelling itself toward the school's first berth in the national semifinals, the Longhorns rampaged into the home of the defending national champions and manhandled them on both sides of the ball, racing to an early lead and then coasting through the second half as scores of fans left early.

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