Live Updates: Michigan at Minnesota

END GAME: Michigan improves to 6-0 with a 52-10 win over Minnesota. The Wolverines return home to take on Indiana next week.

4:10 Q4: Michigan punts it back to Minnesota after Jayden Denegal played a drive at quarterback.

5:41 Q4: Minnesota punts, and Tyler Morris makes the fair catch.

9:21 Q4: Leon Franklin punches in a two-yard touchdown run, and Michigan surpasses 50 points for the first time all season. Michigan 52, Minnesota 10

END Q3: Michigan is up by 35 heading into the fourth quarter.

0:25 Q3: Michigan forces another Minnesota punt, and Jack Tuttle comes into the game.

1:43 Q3: Keon Sabb intercepts Kaliakmanis, and Michigan has its second pick six of the game. Sabb takes the interception 28 yards to the house. Turner puts the PAT through. Michigan 45, Minnesota 10

3:20 Q3: J.J. McCarthy finds Colston Loveland for the sophomore's first touchdown of the season. Turner connects on the extra point, and Michigan is up by four touchdowns. Michigan 38, Minnesota 10

4:11 Q3: Michigan calls a timeout. Jim Harbaugh challenges the ruling that Donovan Edwards was short of the first down marker.

6:45 Q3: The suffocating Michigan defense gets home again as Mason Graham sacks Kaliakmanis. Minnesota punts it away and Jake Thaw returns the kick for seven yards. Michigan has the ball in plus territory at Minnesota's 49-yard line.

8:28 Q3: J.J. McCarthy scores his second rushing touchdown of the game, and the Wolverines are back up by three touchdowns. Turner puts the PAT through the uprights. Michigan 31, Minnesota 10

12:34 Q3: The teams trade three-and-outs, and now Michigan regains possession on its own 22-yard line.

14:10 Q3: Michigan goes three-and-out on its opening possession in the second half, and Minnesota takes over on its own 26-yard line.

END Q2: Michigan goes into the half up by two touchdowns. McCarthy is 8/10 for 124 yards and a rushing score. The Golden Gophers become the first team all season to score more than seven points on the Michigan defense.

0:06 Q2: Athan Kaliakmanis drops a beautiful ball to Daniel Jackson, and Minnesota pulls closer right before the half. Michigan 24, Minnesota 10

0:22 Q2: A confusing moment late in the half as neither coach elects to call a timeout. Minnesota has 4th down and 2 on Michigan's 40-yard line.

5:50 Q2: J.J. McCarthy hit Cornelius Johnson for a 49-yard deep ball, and McCarthy capped off the drive with a five-yard rushing touchdown on the next play. Michigan is pulling away now. Michigan 24, Minnesota 3

7:52 Q2: Michigan is starting to flex its muscle now. A three-and-out for Minnesota gives the ball back to Michigan, which takes over at its own 33-yard line.

10:08 Q2: Blake Corum scores the 41st rushing touchdown of his career, and Michigan is up by two touchdowns. Turner connects on the PAT. Michigan 17, Minnesota 3

13:26 Q2: Minnesota goes three-and-out, and Michigan has the ball at its own 38-yard line.

END Q1: J.J. McCarthy hit Cornelius Johnson for a 17-yard pass play, but Michigan's drive stalls yet again. Tommy Doman punts it away, and Minnesota takes over at its own 12-yard line.

1:44 Q1: A media timeout is taken after a Minnesota player goes down with an injury. Michigan has 1st and 10 from the 45-yard line after the break.

2:35 Q1: Dragan Kesich drills a 54-yard field goal, and Minnesota gets on the board. Michigan 10, Minnesota 3

4:07 Q1: Minnesota takes a timeout on 1st and 10. Michigan's run defense is struggling on this drive.

7:33 Q1: Michigan's drive stalls in the red zone. Cornelius Johnson was open for a first down, but he dropped the ball. Turner kicks a 31-yard extra point, and Michigan leads by double digits. Michigan 10, Minnesota 0

12:46 Q1: Minnesota has a solid running play wiped away by an illegal formation penalty, and the Golden Gophers punt it away. Michigan takes over at its own 27-yard line.

14:48 Q1: Will Johnson intercepts Athan Kaliakmanis' pass and returns it for a 36-yard touchdown. James Turner kicks the extra point. Michigan 7, Minnesota 0

Michigan wins the coin toss and defers to the second half.

Michigan hits the road for the second consecutive week as it takes on Minnesota in Minneapolis on Saturday.

As far as injuries go, Michigan is as healthy as it's been all season. Rod Moore, Will Johnson and Makari Paige — who've all been on the injury report with some consistency this season — were all omitted from the injury report this week.

Mason Graham is the only Michigan starter to appear on the report.

Graham missed the last two games for the Wolverines, but on Saturday he appeared at Huntington Bank Stadium with a club on his left hand.

The Wolverines and Golden Gophers battle for the Little Brown Jug beginning at 7:30 p.m. ET on NBC.

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