When it comes to excitement, nobody could ask for a better football game than the 2010 Michigan-Illinois clash in Ann Arbor. It took three overtimes before Michigan could secure a 67-65 victory.

The two teams battled for three hours, 51 minutes—and combined for 1,237 total yards—before the game came to an end on a dandy defensive play.

The Wolverines jumped on top 67-59 in the third extra frame when Michael Shaw scored on a one-yard run and Junior Hemingway caught the two-point conversion from backup quarterback Tate Forcier.

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