In a thrilling clash at Wrigley Field, the No. 18 Michigan Wolverines edged past Northwestern with a last-second field goal, triumphing 24-22 despite committing five turnovers. The Wolverines showcased resilience, overcoming an inconsistent performance highlighted by a missed kick earlier in the game. Kicker Dominic Zvada emerged as a hero, delivering the decisive kick after a rollercoaster of emotions in the locker room. Andrew Marsh, a standout freshman wide receiver, played a pivotal role in sparking Michigan’s offense, marking a record-setting day. Coach Sherrone Moore acknowledged the close call and emphasized the need to improve as they advance in the Big Ten. Northwestern, led by coach David Braun, expressed determination to learn from the narrow defeat, with hopes for a turnaround in future matchups.