Michigan football has a bye week and here's a look at the rooting guide this weekend as the Wolverines are on the fringe of the College Football Playoffs.

The second bye week of the season is here, and the Michigan Wolverines still have everything in front of them. However, a lot has to be cleaned up for this team to make the CFP:

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