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Michigan's rushing attack overpowered Washington as the Wolverines emerged with 34-13 victory on Monday to snap a 26-year national championship drought and cap an undefeated season.
Donovan Edwards ran for two long first-quarter touchdowns and Blake Corum punched it in twice in the fourth quarter for the favored Wolverines, who limited the Huskies' vaunted offense to a single touchdown.
"15-0," Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh said as blue and yellow confetti rained down on the field in Houston.
"Took on all comers and we're the last ones standing. Champions."
