Who are Texas vs Michigan game announcers on Fox? All you need to know about Week 2 game’s coverage team

The No. 10 Michigan Wolverines will lock horns against the No. 3 Texas Longhorns in what is anticipated to be the best Week 2 game this Saturday. The game will take place at Michigan Stadium as both teams, who are coming off wins in their opening matchups, will look to continue their momentum and go 2-0 for the season.

Fans can watch the game on Fox and live stream it on FuboTV.

Texas vs Michigan football game announcers today

In the booth, Gus Johnson will perform the play-by-play duties beside Joel Klatt, who'll serve as an analyst. Everything happening on the sidelines will be covered by reporter Jenny Taft.

Though Fox is the primary broadcaster for this game, ESPN's "College GameDay" crew will also be at the venue to cover the blockbuster SEC versus Big Ten showdown.

What time is Texas vs Michigan today?

The blockbuster showdown will kick off at noon ET on Saturday in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

What to expect in the Texas vs Michigan game?

After Jim Harbaugh left the reigning champions to coach the LA Chargers in the NFL, Sherrone Moore picked up the reins and registered a comfortable 30-10 victory over the unranked Fresno State in their season opener.

Wolverines' starting quarterback Davis Warren took the bulk of the snaps, throwing 15-of-25 passes for 118 yards, including one touchdown and one interception. Meanwhile, backup Alex Orji threw 1-of-2 passes for three yards and one touchdown. With a big showdown on the slate, expect Warren to be entrusted with signal-caller duty for the bulk of the game, with Michigan starting as underdogs for this one.

Meanwhile, the Longhorns under Steve Sarkisian also started on a winning note, hammering the Colorado State Rams 52-0 in Week 1. The defense was locked up the entire time as they didn't allow the Rams unit to score even a single field goal in the game.

On the offense, Quinn Ewers started under center, throwing 260 passing yards on 20-of-27 attempts for three touchdowns and one interception. Arch Manning also got the opportunity to be on the field, with him throwing for 95 yards and a touchdown on 5-of-6 passes. Since the game is expected to have serious implications for playoffs, Ewers needs to prove his draft stock against the Michigan secondary.

The Texas Longhorns are (-7.5) odds-on favorite for the highly anticipated clash.

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