Watch: RB Donovan Edwards throws a touchdown pass in Big Ten title game

No other college football team has performed more explosive games than the Michigan Wolverines this season.

In the Big Ten title game against the Iowa Hawkeyes, running back Blake Corum made the 16th game over 50 yards this season when he ran 67 yards for the opening touchdown.

After stopping the Hawkeyes on their next offensive possession, offensive coordinator Josh Gattis pulled a bunny out of a hat, calling a trap play that completely cheated the defense.

First-year running back Donovan Edwards passed a pass behind quarterback Cade McNamara and sent it back to a wide-open Roman Wilson for a 75-yard touchdown, the 17th offensive game over 50 yards this season for the Gattis offensive.

“All season we have known his ability to catch the ball and run routes. It started in spring training – after having thumb surgery, ”Jim Harbaugh said of Edwards earlier this season. “He was in a cast for the first three weeks, and he averaged seven captures a day.

“He’s got so many reps built,” Harbaugh explained after beating Maryland. “I understand that he and JJ (McCarthy) are throwing and catching all the time. So we had some great games designed today.”

If Michigan manages to hang on and take the win over Iowa, it will be Harbaugh’s first appearance in the college football playoffs.