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Appalachian State Mountaineers vs Michigan Wolverines — September 1, 2007
34–32
About This Game
One of college football's greatest upsets unfolded on September 1, 2007, when Appalachian State shocked Michigan in Ann Arbor. The visiting Mountaineers came in as heavy underdogs, but they arrived ready to fight. Michigan struck first with a rushing touchdown and extra point, only to watch App State respond immediately with a passing touchdown and conversion to tie it 7-7. The Wolverines took a 14-7 lead early, but that's when the momentum shifted decisively. Appalachian State's offense caught fire in the second quarter, scoring three consecutive touchdowns to build a commanding 28-14 halftime lead. Though Michigan mounted a furious comeback with three second-half touchdowns, the Mountaineers' poise never wavered. After Michigan tied the game at 32, App State calmly drove down the field and connected on a 24-yard field goal with just 26 seconds remaining for the 34-32 victory. It was a stunning performance: 30 offensive drives generating 1,446 yards, eight touchdowns, and seven field goals—a masterclass in sustained execution. This historic game is immortalized as a custom Gameprint, where every drive becomes wall art showcasing the Mountaineers' championship-caliber upset.
Game highlights: Appalachian State's second-quarter explosion (three TDs in eight minutes), Michigan's furious second-half rally capped by back-to-back rushing touchdowns, the game-winning 24-yard field goal with 26 seconds remaining, App State's dominant passing game, historic upset victory on the road in a major program's stadium
Summary written with AI from the official play-by-play.
A Gift for Every Game
The best gifts for college football fans aren’t generic team merch — they’re personal. A Gameprint of Appalachian State Mountaineers vs Michigan Wolverines captures a specific game that means something: a rivalry win, a season to remember, a night at the arena. Perfect for birthdays, anniversaries, and holidays.
Were you there? If you or a friend went to this game, a Gameprint turns that memory into a lasting keepsake — the exact game you watched live, every play on your wall. There’s a gift for every game you’ve ever been to.
Frequently Asked Questions
When did Appalachian State Mountaineers play Michigan Wolverines?
Appalachian State Mountaineers played Michigan Wolverines on September 1, 2007 at Michigan Stadium.
What was the final score of Appalachian State Mountaineers vs Michigan Wolverines?
The final score was Appalachian State Mountaineers 34, Michigan Wolverines 32.
What does the Appalachian State Mountaineers vs Michigan Wolverines Gameprint show?
Every drive — touchdowns, field goals, punts and turnovers — from the official play-by-play of this game, laid out in order from kickoff to the final whistle, in your choice of team colors.
Is this a good gift for a Appalachian State Mountaineers or Michigan Wolverines fan?
Yes — a Gameprint of Appalachian State Mountaineers vs Michigan Wolverines is a one-of-a-kind gift. Unlike generic team merchandise, it captures a specific game they actually care about. Popular for birthdays, graduations, Father’s Day, and holiday gifts.
Can I gift this to someone who was at the game?
Absolutely. If a friend or family member attended Appalachian State Mountaineers vs Michigan Wolverines, a Gameprint turns that memory into wall art — the actual plays from the game they watched live. Customize the colors to make it personal.
Sizes, framing, shipping and color options: see the Gameprints FAQ.
Appalachian State vs Michigan in numbers
- 3 lead changes
- 2 times tied
- 14-point largest lead (Appalachian State)
- 21–0 run, the longest of the game (Appalachian State)
- 30 drives
- 8 touchdown drives (Appalachian State 4, Michigan 4)
- 7 drives ended by a turnover or on downs (Appalachian State 3, Michigan 4)
- 79-yard touchdown drive, the longest of the game (Appalachian State)
Michigan erased a 14-point deficit to take the lead, but Appalachian State won 34–32.
Counted from the play-by-play behind this print — every drive on the poster is one of these plays.
