Michigan's Corum Aims for Record in College Football Playoff Title Game Against Washington

Despite a knee injury, Washington's Dillon Johnson is ready to face Michigan, while Michigan's special teams performance is under scrutiny.

Michigan's running back, Blake Corum, is set to play his final game in the College Football Playoff title game against Washington, aiming to cap his record-breaking career with a win.
Corum, who is the school's all-time leader in rushing touchdowns with 56, needs just 69 yards rushing in the upcoming game to move up to fifth place in school history with 3,603 yards rushing.
Washington's running back, Dillon Johnson, despite being limited in practice due to a knee injury, has declared readiness to carry the load for the second-ranked Huskies in the upcoming game.
Michigan's special teams performance, which nearly cost them the game in the Rose Bowl against Alabama due to poor execution, is under scrutiny.
Michigan's coach, Jim Harbaugh, has a unique pre-game ritual of showing his players a movie or documentary about predatory animals to set the mood.