Here's what to know about new Michigan football quarterback Alex Orji, who is replacing Davis Warren to start against USC.

The senior running back turned in a career day for a second straight week, rushing for 159 yards and two touchdowns in a 27-24 win over No. 11 USC to open Big Ten play on Saturday. Michigan improves to 3-1 to start the season under new coach Sherrone Moore.

The Wolverines, already navigating an injury-laden roster, will have to adapt to Loveland's shoulder injury sustained during their recent 28-18 victory over Arkansas State. This upcoming game promises to test the team's resilience and ability to adjust without their leading receiver, who has been a cornerstone of the Wolverines' offensive strategy.

The Wolverines will have a star-studded lineup in attendance on Saturday. We reached out to recruits to get their prediction for the game against the Trojans.

In week two, the Michigan football team lost their first game of the season against Texas at home. The Longhorns came into the game as the favorite, and they ended up easily covering the spread as they cruised to a 31-12 win.

It’s Alex Orji time at Michigan. The 18th-ranked Wolverines will debut Orji at quarterback this Saturday, when they kick off Big Ten play against No. 11 USC (3:30 p.m., CBS). On the latest episode of the “Wolverine Confidential” podcast,

With Davis Warren being relegated to the bench for this week’s game against the USC Trojans, the Men of Troy will now have to prepare for Alex Orji at Quarterback. Warren started this year for the Wolverines with a lackluster 48 for 72 and just 400 yards with six interceptions thrown over the course of three games.

The Michigan Wolverines benched starting quarterback Davis Warren, turning to Alex Orji to lead the offense. After throwing multiple interceptions in just three games, including three in three quarters last week against Arkansas State,