Kalel Mullings had a 63-yard run to put Michigan in scoring position. It was fitting that the linebacker turned running back got the game-winning score on 10-play, 89-yard drive that gave the Wolverines a 27-24 victory over USC.

If Michigan didn’t have enough evidence before to make Kalel Mullings its No. 1 running back, Saturday should have done the trick. The fifth-year graduate student turned in his second straight career day on the ground,

Kalel Mullings had a 2-yard, go-ahead touchdown run on fourth down with 37 seconds left, lifting No. 18 Michigan to a 27-24 win over No. 11 USC

Michigan found itself in trouble, but Kalel Mullings scored on fourth down to stun Southern California in the Big Ten opener for both teams.

Michigan graduate running back Kalel Mullings plunged into the end zone on fourth and goal in the final minute to lift the Wolverines to a thrilling 27-24 win over USC on Saturday. Mullings’ heroics on the game’s final drive weren’t limited to the game-winning touchdown.

Kalel Mullings finished the game with 17 carries for 159 yards and two touchdowns, including the go-ahead score with 37 seconds left.

The Michigan Wolverines relied on their ground game, with Kalel Mullings going for 150+ and scoring the game-winning touchdown with 37 seconds left, to upset the USC Trojans. Here are the highlights,