It’s a different kind of Michigan-Michigan rivalry this year: new head coaches on both sidelines, with both teams unranked for the first time in decades.

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Jonathan Smith gets his first dose of the Michigan-Michigan rivalry as he leads his Spartans team into Michigan Stadium. The Spartans come into the game coming off their best performance of the year: a 32-20 win over Iowa with no punts and a resurgent run game.

Michigan, meanwhile, is coming off a loss at Iowa, where it recorded its lowest point total, seven, in a decade, as it continues to search for an answer at quarterback.

That has led to a betting line that has shrunk from more than twenty points in preseason to less than four shortly before kick-off.

Who: Michigan State (4-3, 2-2) at Michigan (4-3, 2-2)

· When: 7:40 PM

· Where: Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor

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· Live updates: from 6:30 PM

· Newest line: Michigan -3.5

TV network: Big Ten Network

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Five must-reads before kick-off:

* Call it the night game that (almost) no one wants. Michigan Athletic Director Warde Manuel says it is not his school’s preference to play this game at night, and Michigan State AD Alan Haller would like to see his team play fewer than the six night games it is playing this season.

* Another week of quarterback questions in Ann Arbor after the Wolverines scored just seven points in a loss to Illinois. Sherrone Moore is not saying whether he will stick with Jack Tuttle this weekend or return to Davis Warren or Alex Orji.

* In East Lansing, Michigan State is doing extra work to be prepared for any quarterback scenario Michigan could run and says it will be prepared for whoever takes the snaps on Saturday night.

* The biggest injury question mark on both sides is Michigan cornerback Will Johnson, who left the Wolverines’ game against Illinois with an injury and is questionable for Saturday. The returning first-team All-American is a potential first-round draft pick in 2025.

* Michigan State saw a resurgence in its run game against Iowa on Saturday, rushing for 212 rushing yards. The Spartans will now look to carry that into a game where historically rushing dominance has proven to be paramount.

State of Michigan

* Passing: Aidan Chiles 108-182, 1,468 yards, 6 TD, 9 INT

* Rushing: Kay’ron Lynch-Adams, 82 rush, 424 yards, 2 TD

* Receiving: Montorie Foster Jr., 27 rec., 374 yards, 2 TD

* Tackles: Jordan Turner 43

* Bags: Turner, Khris Bogle 3

*Interceptions: Charles Brantley 3

Michigan

* Passing: Davis Warren 48-72, 444 yards, 2 TD, 2 INT

* Rushing: Kalel Mullings 110 rushing, 676 yards, 7 TD

*Receiving: Colston Loveland 36 rec., 344 yards, 2 TD

* Tackles: Ernest Hausmann 45

* Bags: Josaiah Stewart 5.5

*Interceptions: Will Johnson 2

Friday October 25

Rutgers at USC, 11 p.m. (FOX)

Saturday October 26

Nebraska at Ohio, 12:00 noon (FOX)

Washington in Indiana, 12:00 noon (BTN)

Northwestern in Iowa, 3:30 PM (BTN)

Illinois at Oregon, 3:30 PM (CBS)

Maryland at Minnesota, 3:30 PM (FS1)

Michigan State at Michigan, 7:30 PM (BTN)

Penn State at Wisconsin, 7:30 p.m. (NBC)