Michigan gets one more second, LSU routs Clemson 51 to 10, Patriots visit Seahawks in Super Bowl rematch
Michigan gets one more second!
This is The Sports Reset for Sunday September 6th
In college football, Bryce Underwood found JJ Buchanan for a 47-yard Hail Mary after replay restored one second, lifting the Michigan Wolverines over the Western Michigan Broncos 13 to 12. The Wolverines survived three turnovers and gave Kyle Whittingham a win in his coaching debut. The LSU Tigers rolled past the Clemson Tigers 51 to 10 behind Sam Leavitt, who passed for 230 yards and a touchdown while rushing for 113 yards and two more scores. In MLB, the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Kansas City Royals 4 to 3 for their fourth straight win and moved into an American League wild-card spot. The Philadelphia Phillies pulled within four games of the Atlanta Braves in the National League East with a 4 to 2 win, as Zack Wheeler struck out nine and Kyle Schwarber hit his major-league-leading 41st homer. In UFC, Salahdine Parnasse stopped Dan Hooker in the first round of their lightweight main event, using a liver kick and left hook to finish his promotional debut.
Up next, college football brings the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Wisconsin Badgers together at Lambeau Field. Notre Dame quarterback CJ Carr returns after throwing 24 touchdowns with six interceptions last season, while dual-threat transfer Colton Joseph debuts for Wisconsin. The Washington State Cougars visit the Washington Huskies for the Apple Cup, and the Louisville Cardinals meet the Ole Miss Rebels in Nashville. In Formula 1, Pierre Gasly starts the Italian Grand Prix from the first pole of his career and the first ever for Alpine, with George Russell alongside him at Monza. In NASCAR, the Cup Series playoffs open at Darlington, where Tyler Reddick starts first after weather wiped out qualifying. In MLB, the Phillies and Braves continue their important divisional series. Later this week, the NFL season opens Wednesday with the New England Patriots visiting the defending champion Seattle Seahawks in a Super Bowl rematch. Beyond the scoreboard, six-time Pro Bowl safety Harrison Smith is returning to the Minnesota Vikings on a one-year deal for his 15th season.
