Gus Johnson miscalls play as Michigan leads Minnesota at halftime

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Last updated Oct 4, 2026

Gus Johnson miscalls play as Michigan leads Minnesota at halftime
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During the 100th Little Brown Jug rivalry game on October 4, Michigan led Minnesota 14-7 at halftime. Michigan’s first touchdown came from Jordan Marshall with a 5-yard rush in the second quarter after Minnesota initially led with a touchdown by Darius Taylor. A further boost for Michigan was a defensive interception returned for a touchdown just before halftime. Gus Johnson faced criticism for incorrectly identifying the ball carrier during a pivotal play, prompting calls from fans for his removal from broadcasts.

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  • •Michigan led Minnesota 14-7 at halftime in Minneapolis.
  • •Darius Taylor scored a rushing touchdown for Minnesota.
  • •Jordan Marshall's touchdown and a defensive interception helped Michigan regain the lead.
  • •Gus Johnson faced backlash for a significant miscall during the game.
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  • 7:58 AMYahoo Sports — “Unbearable To Listen To”: Fans Push Back Against Gus Johnson After Wrong Call During Michigan vs Minnesota Matchup
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Gus Johnson miscalled a play during Michigan’s game against Minnesota on Saturday. The veteran announcer thought Michigan freshman running back Savion Hiter had the ball on what was actually a keeper by sophomore quarterback Bryce Underwood.

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