Detroit Lions rookie tight end Sam LaPorta limped off the field after appearing to hurt his left knee against Minnesota and was later taken toward the locker room on a cart.

Josh Metellus #14 of the Michigan Wolverines carries the ball against the Army Black Knights during the first half at Michigan Stadium on September 7, 2019 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. 20 Michigan looks to bounce back from its first loss of the season when it hosts Rutgers on Saturday. Rutgers is heading in the wrong direction as a 30-16 loss to Boston College in Week 4 dropped Chris Ash's team below .500. "Our mindset is to go play the best football we can regardless of who we play or where we play," Ash told reporters. PREDICTION: Michigan 31, Rutgers 13More college football scoresCopyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.

Josh Metellus #14 of the Michigan Wolverines carries the ball against the Army Black Knights during the first half at Michigan Stadium on September 7, 2019 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. 14 Wisconsin. "We're excited to get going with Big Ten play and face a well-coached and talented Michigan team," Wisconsin coach Paul Chryst told reporters. Wisconsin has won five consecutive home meetings with Michigan. PREDICTION: Michigan 28, Wisconsin 24More college football scoresCopyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.

Josh Metellus #14 of the Michigan Wolverines carries the ball against the Army Black Knights during the first half at Michigan Stadium on September 7, 2019 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. - Tenth-ranked Michigan looks to record its first win in Madison in 18 years when it visits No. LINE: Wisconsin -3.5"We're just looking to go out there and make a statement it's as simple as that," Michigan quarterback Shea Patterson told reporters. "We're excited to get going with Big Ten play and face a well-coached and talented Michigan team," Wisconsin coach Paul Chryst told reporters. PREDICTION: Michigan 28, Wisconsin 24More college football scoresCopyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.

Josh Metellus #14 of the Michigan Wolverines carries the ball against the Army Black Knights during the first half at Michigan Stadium on September 7, 2019 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. National watch partiesDon't live in Ann Arbor but want to root on the Wolverines with fellow Michigan fans? The University of Michigan Alumni Association has a list of watch parties in cities across the U.S. Live overseas? They also host watch parties in Belgium, Canada, China, France, Hong Kong and the U.K. Go Blue! All About Ann Arbor is powered by ClickOnDetroit/WDIV.

Josh Metellus #14 of the Michigan Wolverines carries the ball against the Army Black Knights during the first half at Michigan Stadium on September 7, 2019 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Of those six scores, four have come after Michigan's offense fumbled the ball away. So far, opponents are getting into the end zone at an 80% clip after Michigan's offense turns it over. MTSU :5 plays, 11 yards, punt3 plays, -2 yards, punt3 plays, -1 yard, punt5 plays, 36 yards, interception5 plays, 25 yards, fumble3 plays, 7 yards, punt6 plays, 31 yards, punt3 plays, 5 yards, punt3 plays, -9 yards, punt6 plays, 23 yards, punt3 plays, 0 yards, punt8 plays, 31 yards, turnover on downsArmy :3 plays, 6 yards, punt1 play, -4 yards, fumble6 plays, 2 yards, punt10 plays, 60 yards, interception3 plays, 7 yards, punt5 plays, 18 yards, punt10 plays, 25 yards, missed field goal3 plays, -11 yards, fumbleMichigan only allowed one drive of 40 or more yards when the offense didn't fumble the ball away. Kell Walker #5 of the Army Black Knights is tackled by Kwity Paye #19 of the Michigan Wolverines and Khaleke Hudson #7 of the Michigan Wolverines during the second half at Michigan Stadium on September 7, 2019 in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

He sat outside the top 120 offensive tackles and was only No. The biggest transfer addition for Michigan this season came from an unlikely source: a former three-star defensive end who grew into a force at Central Michigan. The 2016 Michigan recruiting class was loaded with stars, such as Rashan Gary, Devin Bush, David Long and Ben Bredeson. McKeon was the lowest-ranked offensive player in the class but became a solid two-way offensive player. In 2018, Dwumfour finished with 19 tackles, three tackles for loss and two sacks in 10 games.