Undefeated Michigan and Washington to Clash in CFP Championship

High-flying Huskies offense to test Wolverines' dominant defense in title showdown

Michigan Wolverines and Washington Huskies are set to face off in the College Football Playoff (CFP) championship game, with both teams entering the match undefeated.
Washington's high-flying, pass-first attack, led by quarterback Michael Penix Jr., is expected to be a key factor in the game. Penix Jr. has thrown for more than 300 yards in 10 of 14 games this season.
Michigan's strength lies in its run-heavy offensive style and dominant defensive front. The Wolverines' defense is ranked second, allowing just 150 yards per game through the air.
Washington's defense, while not as strong as Michigan's, has been able to make crucial stops in close games, contributing to their undefeated record.
Experts suggest that Washington's path to victory lies in maximizing the number of possessions and ensuring that quarterback Michael Penix Jr. performs at an elite level. For Michigan, a limited-possession game that heightens the impact of any defensive play they make could be the key to victory.