University of Michigan defeats University of Minnesota 21-0 in Little Brown Jug rivalry, 1952

The video covers the homecoming football game between Michigan and Minnesota at Ann Arbor. Michigan, aiming to retain the little brown jug for the 10th year, dominates the game. Key plays include Ted Kress's pass to Ted Topper and Dick Belsheiser's touchdowns. Michigan's strong performance continues with Tony Branoff's runs, leading to a 21-0 victory over Minnesota.

What is the significance of the little brown jug in the game between Minnesota and Michigan?

• It is a nickname for the Michigan team.

• It is a trophy awarded to the winner of the game.

• It is a special drink shared by both teams.

• It is the name of the stadium where the game is played.

Who made the first touchdown for Michigan in the game?

• Ted Kress

• Dick Belsheiser

• Ted Topper

• Tony Branoff

How many yards did Tony Branoff sprint during one of Michigan's drives?

• 10 yards

• 17 yards

• 25 yards

• 30 yards

What was the score when Michigan was leading and Minnesota couldn't get past midfield?

• 7-0

• 21-0

• 14-0

• 28-0

Who scored the final touchdown for Michigan?

• Tony Branoff

• Ted Topper

• Dick Belsheiser

• Ted Kress