Michigan Wolverines TM 42 Football Jersey Patch Honors Oxford High School Victim Patch

 Michigan Wolverines routed Iowa Hawkeyeson Saturday in the Big Ten championship game, 42-3, likely cementing the Wolverines' status in the College Football Playoff. And as they did, the team wore a jersey patch honoring the recent victims of the recent Oxford High School shooting. 

Among Michigan was Oxford football player Tate Myre, who was a junior running back linebacker and wore No. 42. His jersey number was featured on the patch.

"We wanted to play for 42 and all those that tragically lost their lives in that community and everything," Michigan center Andrew Vastardis said, per the Detroit News. "It's up to God, man. We scored 42 points, man. So it just kind of—gave me chills when I noticed that."