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Michigan Football: 2023 Big Ten Schedule released

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After beating Ohio State and then beating Iowa in the Big Ten Championship Game in Indianapolis in 2021, the Michigan Football team won their first outright conference championship since all the way back in 2003. Now, the Wolverines are trying to repeat as Big Ten Champs and they are off to a great start as they are 7-0 heading into Saturday’s game against Michigan State. On Wednesday, the Big Ten released their 2023 schedule, and here is how things stack up for the maize and blue.

What is the 2023 Big Ten schedule for Michigan Football?

WK4 – vs. Rutgers

WK5 – at Nebraska

WK 6 – at Minnesota

WK 7 – vs. Indiana

WK 8 – at Michigan State

WK 9 – BYE

WK 10 – vs. Purdue

WK 11 – at Penn State

WK 12 – at Maryland

WK 13 – vs. Ohio State

Here is the full 2023 Big Ten schedule for your viewing pleasure.

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