The No. 11 Southern California Trojans (2-0) will face the No. 18 Michigan Wolverines (2-1) in a highly anticipated Big Ten matchup on Saturday at the Big House. This marks USC's first Big Ten game and the first regular-season meeting between the two schools since 1958. Michigan's offense has struggled, leading to quarterback Alex Orji making his first start, while USC boasts a strong defense and a rising star in quarterback Miller Moss. Despite a rocky start to the season, Michigan's running game showed promise, with Kalel Mullings rushing for 153 yards last week. USC is favored by six points as they aim to maintain their winning momentum against a Wolverines team looking to regain form. The encounter is significant not only for its historical context but also for its implications in the quest for the College Football Playoff.