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Citrus Bowl: Michigan vs Texas Quarterback Showdown
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The Citrus Bowl, featuring Michigan Wolverines and Texas Longhorns, is generating buzz as a highly anticipated non-playoff game. Despite missing out on the College Football Playoff, both teams are committed to competing. The game is praised for its quality and the commitment shown by both teams. National media outlets, including The Athletic and CBS Sports, rank it as one of the top non-playoff games, highlighting the quarterback battle between Bryce Underwood and Arch Manning. The game offers a significant opportunity for both programs to learn, grow, and for their young quarterbacks to shine on a national stage.
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