Oregon travels to Ann Arbor on Saturday for a big-time Big Ten matchup against Michigan inside the Big House The Ducks look to remain undefeated after taking down a ranked Illinois team on Saturday, while the upset-minded Wolverines are seeking its signature win of the season under first-year head coach Sherrone Moore.

Everyone knows Michigan can’t throw the ball. The Wolverines are overly reliant on their rushing attack. Though Michigan State’s secondary is super vulnerable, Jonathan Smith has reformed Sparty’s front seven, which ranks 26th in college football in rush success rate allowed.

Illinois gets a shot at the No. 1 team in the nation just a week after defeating the defending national champion Wolverines.