The injury reports for a key showdown between Michigan and USC on Saturday afternoon are in, with one team facing a considerable number of injuries and the other relatively healthy. Of course, USC was coming off a bye week and had time to get some guys a little more healthy.

There are highs and lows every week in college football. The winners and losers for Week 4 start with Southern California's loss to Michigan.

The Big Ten College Countdown crew breaks down Michigan's close win over USC, including the play of Alex Orji, the Wolverines' emphasis on the run game, and USC's introduction to the Big Ten.

The No. 18 Wolverines' rushing attack rolls for 290 yards and three touchdowns, including one with 37 seconds left, against the No. 11 Trojans on Saturday.

Run the ball and play defense. And the Wolverines did just enough of both to knock off USC 27-24 in the Trojans’ first-ever Big Ten game. Michigan quarterback Alex Orji, making his first career start,

The late touchdown spelled heartbreak for USC, which erased a 14-0 deficit and roared back to take a 24-20 lead with 7:01 remaining in the first-ever Big Ten meeting between the historical powers. Michigan quarterback Alex Orji passed for just 32 yards in his first career start,

Physicality had been an emphasis in practice over the last week. And so was situational football. After Michigan’s offense struggled to move the chains and generate much offense during the second half of its 27-24 win over No.