Michigan and Washington prevail to reach College Football Playoff title game

 Jalen Milroe got a low snap on fourth down in additional time at the Rose Bowl and ran straight ahead into a mass of blue and maize.

That mass of Michigan shields had been set by the Wolverines' savage practice drills. Established by two past School Football Season finisher disasters. Made insusceptible by the basic length of aggravation that battered the program and its revered head coach, Jim Harbaugh

Blake Corum mixed for a 17-yard score on the second snap of additional time, and top-made Michigan advanced to its biggest CFP title game with a 27-20 victory over fourth-made Alabama in the Rose Bowl on Monday night.

Harbaugh's Wolverines (14-0) will play for their school's most critical public title starting around 1997 against Washington on 8 January - yet exclusively after a last-quarter return and a hair-raising fulfillment when the two most overwhelming undertakings in school football history played just the ensuing additional time game in the 110 renditions of the Granddaddy of All.

"Noticeable. That was noticeable," Harbaugh said. "It was a giant football coordinate."

Roman Wilson made a four-yard TD get with 1:34 left in rule for the Wolverines, who hadn't scored in the last part until that coarse 75-yard drive drove by JJ McCarthy

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