Michigan 28, UNLV 7: Ty Isaac and Sione Houma Score First Career Touchdowns in Victory

The Michigan Wolverines (2-1) defeated UNLV (0-3) by a score of 28-7 on Saturday in front of over 108,000 fans at Michigan Stadium.

The Wolverines got the scoring started on a five-yard touchdown pass from Jake Rudock to De'Veon Smith with 9:30 left in the first quarter. The run game was good again with 254 yards and three touchdowns on the ground (Ty Isaac, Jehu Chesson, Sione Houma) and averaged 6.5 yards per rush. Isaac's run came from 76 yards out, while Chesson's was from 36.

The scores from Isaac and Houma were their first career touchdowns with the team.

Rudock had a rough day, going 14-for-23 for 123 yards, one touchdown and one interception. Wilton Speight was the first quarterback off of the bench when the second team came in during mop-up time.

The Wolverines forced a pair of turnovers, both interceptions, from Channing Stribling and Jeremy Clark.

UNLV got on the board with 9:17 left in the game on a six-yard pass from Blake Decker to Devonte Boyd to shorten the deficit to 28-7.

Michigan will play BYU next Saturday at home with kickoff scheduled for 12 p.m. ET.

This story is developing.

More coverage of Saturday's win coming today and the rest of the weekend.