Texas vs. Michigan Most-Watched College Football Game Of Season Thus Far

Millions of college football fans are now aware of how dominate Texas football can be this season.

When No. 3 Texas traveled to Ann Arbor to face No. 10 Michigan in Week 2, the site of ESPN's College GameDay, many analysts tabbed it to be one of the biggest games on the year. Fans certainly tuned in to see for themselves.

According to FOX Sports , the Texas-Michigan matchup captured a viewing audience of 9.35 million. That marked the most-watched college football game of the season on any network and also the most watched telecast of the day on any network.

The Longhorns certainly put on a show for the massive audience. Steve Sarkisian's squad dominated the defending national champions 31-12. The game felt more lopsided than the score indicated and Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers looked every part of a potential Heisman Trophy winner. Texas' defense also looked impressive, holding Michigan out of the end zone until the final two minutes of the game and forced three turnovers.

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In its first season of SEC play coupled with being ranked the No. 2 team in the nation in the latest AP Top 25 Poll, Texas should continue to bring in large viewing audiences no matter what network the game is aired on.

Steve Sarkisian's squad will be back in Austin to face UTSA in Week 3.

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