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The Big Ten conference announced a revised football schedule for the Michigan Wolverines for the upcoming 2021 season on Friday with a handful of notable changes.
Chief among them is the expected location swap of the Indiana and Michigan State games. The Wolverines have played in Bloomington against the Hoosiers the last two seasons while also hosting the Spartans at home two years in a row. They also keep the Ohio State game at home this year despite the Columbus date being canceled this past season.
Let the countdown begin.
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As far as crossover games with the Big Ten West go, Michigan will play Wisconsin for the sixth season in a row while also taking on Nebraska on the road and Northwestern at home. As of now, there are no changes to the non-conference slate but that will be worth monitoring as we continue to navigate the pandemic.
A handful of other dates have been altered.
Here is the full schedule as it stands now:
Sept. 4 vs. Western Michigan
Sept. 11 vs. Washington
Sept. 18 vs. Northern Illinois
Sept. 25 vs. Rutgers
Oct. 2 at Wisconsin
Oct. 9 at Nebraska
Oct. 16 — BYE
Oct. 23 vs. Northwestern
Oct. 30 at Michigan State
Nov. 6 vs. Indiana
Nov. 13 at Penn State
Nov. 20 at Maryland
Nov. 27 vs. Ohio State
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