The defensive line of Michigan aced the test. There was some uncertainty about how the Wolverines’ defensive front would handle Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe’s dual-threat ability going into Monday’s Rose Bowl game. Maybe the query ought to have been directed at Milroe and the offensive line of the Crimson Tide. For the majority of the evening, Michigan’s starting seven humiliated Alabama.

In Monday’s College Football Playoff semifinal, Michigan amassed 10 tackles for loss and sacked Milroe six times. Most notably, the defence sealed a 27-20 victory in overtime by stuffing the Alabama quarterback on a 4th-and-goal from the 3-yard line.

“Man, our front seven. Kenneth Grant, a sophomore defensive lineman for Michigan, stated, “We understood the task coming out here. “Everyone was talking about ‘Bama this, Bama that’ for the entire month. Alabama swiftly. Big Bama. We did the unimaginable and came out. From the beginning, nobody had faith in us. We did it in public and disproved everyone’s assumptions. And that concludes it. Milroe completed just 16 of 23 throws for 116 yards by the end of the game, which was his lowest total of the season. In the defeat, he failed to account for a touchdown.

Only 288 yards were gained by Alabama at the end of the game, which is the least amount since they defeated Clemson in the College Football Playoff semifinals in 2017. When facing Michigan’s defence on third down, the Tide only converted three of their thirteen tries. Regarding the call on fourth and goal on the game’s last play