Michigan football was left for dead, counted out after losing to Texas — the first non-rival to beat the Wolverines at home since 2015 (outside of the 2020 COVID year). But after beating USC, suddenly, the maize and blue have life anew.

The USC Trojans loss against the Michigan Wolverines may have been tough, but the views were high. Take a look at just how high the views reached and what this means for USC Trojans in the Big Ten conference.

There have been 63 ejections through four of the eight home games this season, compared to 126 last year over seven games.