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No. 5 Michigan (1-0) vs. Central Florida (1-0) Football: Everything You Need To Know

Kickoff time, TV, point spread, tickets, parking, traffic and more.

The second season of the Jim Harbaugh era got off to a rousing start when Michigan trounced Hawaii 63-3 on Saturday in Ann Arbor, giving the Wolverines their most lopsided victory since 1975.

Junior quarterback Wilton Speight threw three touchdowns while freshman running back Chris Evans paced the ground game with 112 yards rushing on only eight carries. The defense was equally productive as the Wolverines returned two interceptions for touchdowns while shutting out the Rainbow Warriors for three quarters. Michigan’s defense may be even stingier now that All-American cornerback Jourdan Lewis is set to return after missing Week One.

Central Florida figures to provide Michigan with a more stern test (albeit, not much) after the Golden Knights snapped a 13-game losing streak by pummeling FCS opponent South Carolina State 38-0.

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Kickoff time: Noon, ET
TV and radio: ABC, Michigan Sports Network
Point spread: Michigan is favored by 34.5, according to scores and odds.
Tickets: Tickets are available at the University of Michigan's website.

Parking

There are a number of parking options around Michigan Stadium on football game days. Many lots are permit-only, but there are also numerous options for guests looking for day of game/cash sale parking. Visit Michigan's website for parking details.

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Parking Lot Hours

Lots for football parking open between 6-8 a.m. on game day. Please refer to the Football Parking Inventory page for specifics. Vehicles should vacate all lots within two hours after the game or vehicles will be towed.

AATA Shuttle Service

The Ann Arbor Transit Authority (AATA) offers shuttle service between Michigan Stadium and Ann Arbor hotels and motels, U-M Parking Structures and lots, the Michigan Union, and downtown Ann Arbor. The Football Ride runs approximately every 20 minutes beginning two hours before game time and drops off passengers at Gate 2. Shuttles run for approximately 60 minutes after the game and pick up passengers at the assigned location outside Gate 2. During inclement weather, such as rain or heavy snow, the shuttle will run throughout the game. For more information on the Football Ride, call AATA at (734) 973-6500 or visit the AATA site.

Road and lane closures

For information on Ann Arbor road and lane closures, visit the city of Ann Arbor traffic site.

Photo by Ken Lund via Flickr Commons

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