Who are the Michigan-Iowa announcers in the Big Ten Championship Game today on FOX?
Defending Big Ten champions Michigan will look to keep their title in their backyard when they face the Iowa Hawkeyes. The Hawkeyes are heavy underdogs to a Wolverines team that has steamrolled almost everyone all year.
Fresh off a win in the 2023 edition of The Game against Ohio State, Michigan is looking to qualify for the CFP title game for the first time. However, the Wolverines will be facing one of the best defenses in the nation.
The Hawkeyes allow less than 280 yards per game, which makes them seventh in the nation. That's not even counting their fourth-best ranking in defending the red zone.
But Iowa has struggled on offense as the Hawkeyes are ranked 124, averaging 18 PPG.
So, let's have a look at the game announcers, start time and more.
Michigan vs Iowa Announcers today
Gus Johnson and Joel Klatt will be leading the broadcast team for FOX, which covers the Michigan-Iowa Big Ten title game.
What time is the Michigan-Iowa Championship Game Today?
The Michigan vs Iowa Big Ten title game is scheduled for an 8 p.m. ET kickoff.
What to expect in the Michigan vs Iowa Big Ten Championship Game?
Should Jim Harbaugh and Michigan get their way on offense, it's more or less over for Iowa. For them, one of the best ways to score will be when the Wolverines themselves are on offense. Iowa's chances will depend on forcing the Wolverines to pass and creating opportunities for takeaways that can be converted into points.
However, it's worth noting that Iowa ranks 74th in turnovers per game this season, while Michigan is second.