New Delhi, Nov. 1 -- PISCATAWAY, N.J. - Tommy Carr found his way into the end zone when Michigan could no longer afford another empty possession. His nine-yard scramble broke a fourth-quarter tie at Rutgers and gave the Wolverines a road win that their advantage in yardage had not been enough to secure.

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The decisive possession covered 75 yards in 11 plays and consumed 7:19. Michigan had converted third downs repeatedly throughout the afternoon, and Carr kept that pattern going when Rutgers had erased an eight-point deficit. The freshman completed 22 of 27 passes without an interception.

Michigan's athletics department confirmed the scoring sequence in its game report. Carr also scored on a 15-yard third-quarter run and fo...