Nearly 10 months after Michigan played Washington in the College Football Playoff, the roles have reversed in the eyes of oddsmakers.

The 10th-ranked Wolverines are slight underdogs heading into Saturday’s national championship game rematch in Seattle (7:30 p.m. ET, NBC), a sign of the times for a 4-1 Michigan team that’s barely scraping by.

As of Sunday night, Washington was a consensus favorite across the market, with sportsbooks listing the Huskies between a 1.5-point favorite and a 2.5-point favorite thanks to long playing time and strong home-field advantage.

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A consensus score of 40.5 can also be found almost everywhere, suggesting a lower scoring game could be in the works.

Michigan earned a 27-24 win over Minnesota in which it failed to cover a 10.5-point lead, dropping the Wolverines to 1-4 on the season. Their only cover came against USC when, as underdogs, they not only stayed within the 4-point range, but also won the game outright.

Washington (3-2, 1-1 Big Ten) lost 21-18 at Rutgers on Friday. The Huskies are 2-3 ATS this season with all five games finishing under the total score.

In January, Michigan defeated Washington 34-13 at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas, to win the program’s first national title since 1997. The Wolverines entered the race as 5.5-point favorites.

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