Joel Klatt makes his picks in the biggest games of the weekend. He begins by previewing the crucial Big Ten matchup between Washington and Michigan on FOX as both teams look to make a Playoff push. He then makes his pick in the Top-10 matchup in Athens.

Following a Michigan turnover on downs, Washington mounted a five-play, 49-yard drive to get into scoring territory, but the Wolverines' defense held firm. The Huskies were forced to kick a field goal, and Grady Gross' attempt went wide right. We're still scoreless in Ann Arbor.

Jordan Marshall ran for a tiebreaking touchdown late in the third quarter and Bryce Underwood threw his second touchdown pass early in the fourth to help Michigan pull away and beat Washington 24-7.

Washington (5-2, 2-2), fresh off a 579-yard performance in last week’s 38-19 victory over Rutgers, was bottled up by Michigan’s defense, managing just 249 yards. Standout dual-threat quarterback Demond Williams Jr. passed for 209 yards and three interceptions while finishing with negative net rushing yards.

Demond Williams Jr. overcame a 9-yard loss on a sack by Derrick Moore by throwing a 31-yard pass to Raiden Vines-Bright. That gave the Huskies the ball on the Wolverines' 11-yard line. Three plays later Jonah Coleman ran one yard for the touchdown. With 2:04 remaining in the half, Washington is driving.

After suffering a bad loss last week in Los Angeles, Michigan avenged it on Saturday. The Wolverines took down a good Washington team, that

Michigan held Washington’s explosive playmakers in check and beat the Huskies 24-7 Saturday at Michigan Stadium. The game was tied at 7 at halftime before Michigan’s defense came up with huge plays to set up scores.

Michigan football's defense had 3 INTs of Washington's Demond Williams Jr., Bryce Underwood played efficiently and Jordan Marshall led the run game.

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