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Boilermakers turn to air attack

By Herb Gould
Special to ESPN.com

Wednesday, October 22, 2003

The Wolverines' 56-14 blowout of Illinois was nice for the 110,000 homecoming fans. But if Michigan, which has won all of its home games this fall by a combined score of 220-41, is going to improve Lloyd Carr's gaudy home record (50-6, .893), its defense will need to be a major player against its remaining Big House opponents, Purdue and Ohio State. That pair will bring a lot more to Michigan Stadium than Central Michigan, Houston, Notre Dame, Indiana and the Illini have shown there. Tha ...

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