Michigan football did what it was supposed to do against a weak opponent in Hawaii in Week 2 and thoroughly dominated. Yet, the algorithms aren’t working in the Wolverines’ favor.

That’s not to say that the advanced analytics don’t favor the maize and blue down the stretch — Michigan is favored in every game but one — but in the ESPN FPI, a predictive analytics indicator, the Wolverines lost probability that it would win in much of the remaining games, including against teams who were just upset in Week 2.

However, in the game that counts the most, the maize and blue did gain some favor. Here is how ESPN FPI predicts Michigan’s remaining games.

Week 3: UConn

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Chances of Michigan winning: 99.3%
Previously: 99.1%

Week 4: Maryland

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Chances of Michigan winning: 82%
Previously: 85.5%

Week 5: at Iowa

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Chances of Michigan winning: 82.7%
Previously: 83.9%

Week 6: at Indiana

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Chances of Michigan winning: 90.2%
Previously: 88.3%

Week 7: Penn State

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Chances of Michigan winning: 68.2%
Previously: 73%

Week 9: Michigan State

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Chances of Michigan winning: 68.3%
Previously: 74.8%

Week 10: at Rutgers

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Chances of Michigan winning: 85.6%
Previously: 89.3%

Week 11: Nebraska

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Chances of Michigan winning: 91.9%
Previously: 89.8%

Week 12: Illinois

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Chances of Michigan winning: 90.9%
Previously: 91.3%

Week 13: at Ohio State

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Chances of Michigan winning: 20.5%
Previously: 19.7%

Story originally appeared on Wolverines Wire