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In the biggest upset since the advent of the College Football Playoff, third-seeded TCU rode its underdog status to a 51-45 win over undefeated and No.

All season, the most points Michigan had given up in an entire game was 27, and going back to last season, the most the Wolverines had surrendered in a game was 37. McCarthy](https://www.espn.com/college-football/player/_/id/4433970/jj-mccarthy) threw a telegraphed pass to the outside that was picked off by sophomore safety [Bud Clark](https://www.espn.com/college-football/player/_/id/4430262/bud-clark) and returned for a touchdown. They could get only one, and the Wolverines had 52 seconds to go 75 yards and make a miracle happen. Johnston sped his way to the sideline and took it 76 yards to the end zone to put the Frogs back up 10. The Frogs needed two first downs to finish the game with the ball in their hands. After Michigan cut the TCU lead to three points early in the fourth quarter, Duggan, as he has done all season, responded by making the throw of the game. The touchdown culminated a 10-play, 83-yard drive that gave the Frogs a commanding 21-6 halftime lead and put the Wolverines in their biggest deficit of the season. While Michigan struggled to capitalize, on the other side of the ball, Duggan -- the Heisman runner-up -- was pulling out all the stops. [Emari Demercado](https://www.espn.com/college-football/player/_/id/4362478/emari-demercado) who broke loose for a 69-yard run that Duggan finished off with another 1-yard touchdown sneak. [TCU](/college-football/team/_/id/2628/tcu-horned-frogs) rode its underdog status to a [51-45 win](/college-football/game/_/gameId/401442016) over undefeated and No. 2 [Michigan](/college-football/team/_/id/130/michigan-wolverines) in the Fiesta Bowl on Saturday. Under coach Jim Harbaugh, Michigan had allowed more than 14 points in the first quarter and gone on to win just once, in 2016 against Colorado, according to ESPN Stats & Information research.

Every time Michigan made a run in the second half, TCU responded and was able to hold on for the Vrbo Fiesta Bowl win.

His sack for a seven-yard loss stalled Michigan at the TCU 49. He kept the pressure on TCU with a 5-yard TD pass that cut the score to 51-45 with 3:18 to play. The ball rolled back and out of bounds another five yards to the Michigan 37 with 24 seconds left. Then, after Michigan got the ball back with 53 seconds left, Horton had another sack that caused a fumble. From his 49, McCarthy launched a deep pass to Roman Wilson, who had gotten behind the secondary. Nobody could catch him for the 76-yard touchdown and it gave TCU a needed 10-point cushion after Michigan had fought back from a 34-16 deficit to make it 41-38. He threw a 34-yard TD pass to Ronnie Bell for Michigan's first touchdown midway through the third quarter. Next play, McCarthy handed the ball off to Kalel Mullings, who lost it. He finished with 150 yards and a score on 17 carries and Miller had run for 57 yards on eight carries. McCarthy (343 passing yards) bounced back from the two interceptions that TCU returned for touchdowns with big plays with his arm and legs. But TCU had one more big play, and held off the Wolverines. "I thought we were the more physical team on the field tonight.

Deep winter cold in Michigan is still ahead of us, according to this historical cold-temp map.

Roman Wilson appeared to have a long TD catch after a TCU interception, but officials ruled him short of the goal line. Then disaster struck for Michigan.

TCU took down Michigan in a crazy, back and forth College Football Playoff Fiesta Bowl game. Here's how it all went down.

[Bookmark](https://si.com/fannation/college/cfb-hq) [Top 25 Rankings](https://www.si.com/college-football/rankings) Score: TCU 41, Michigan 38 Score: TCU 41, Michigan 22 Score: TCU 34, Michigan 16 Score: TCU 21, Michigan 16 Score: TCU 28, Michigan 16 Score: TCU 21, Michigan 9 McCarthy threw an errant pass that landed in the hands of Bud Clark. Score: TCU 21, Michigan 6 Score: TCU 21, Michigan 3 It's safe to say that was probably the wildest College Football Playoff semifinal game ever.

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The first College Football Playoff semifinal on the New Years Eve schedule features Michigan and TCU.

Throw in running back [Kendre Miller](/college-football/players/3162256/kendre-miller/), who is having one of the best rushing seasons TCU has seen since Ladanian Tomlinson, and the Horned Frogs have an offense that has lots of different ways to pick a defense apart. 3 [TCU](https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/teams/TCU/tcu-horned-frogs/) meet in Glendale, Arizona. Of the 16 semifinal games that have been held since the format was introduced in 2014, only three have been decided even by single digits, and nine of those 16 games have been decided by 20 points or more. [Illinois](https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/teams/ILL/illinois-fighting-illini/) on Nov. [Donovan Edwards](/college-football/players/26697211/donovan-edwards/) carrying the load: Michigan running back [Blake Corum](/college-football/players/3169252/blake-corum/) was a Heisman Trophy candidate before a knee injury vs. That seven-win turnaround has been powered by one of the most explosive offenses in the country, a Heisman Trophy finalist at quarterback in [Max Duggan](/college-football/players/3120848/max-duggan/) and a team that has shown resiliency in tough spots with a 5-1 record in one-score games. TCU went 5-0 in one-score games during the regular season and nearly logged yet another comeback as Duggan led an injury-riddled offense down the field to force overtime against Kansas State in the Big 12 title game before falling short. Edwards ran for 216 yards and two touchdowns in the win against Ohio State, and then added 185 yards on the ground in the Big Ten Championship Game against [Michigan](https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/teams/MICH/michigan-wolverines/) and No. A unique test for Michigan's defense: Michigan faced a pair of dangerous passing attacks in its final two games, but TCU presents a brand new type of challenge for the Wolverines. The Wolverines are one of just two top-10 teams in both scoring offense and scoring defense. The showdown between the Wolverines and the Horned Frogs will also mark the first time the two programs have played in football, and you could not ask for higher stakes or a better setting for the series' first meeting.