I think Michigan will live in twelve personnel, and when they aren't in 12, they'll be bringing in extra OL or a third TE. They'll do all of this with an excellent running QB (not a dual threat, he can't pass), and that extra number in the run game you have to account for should make their running game extremely efficient. Play action from this should have guys running wide open all over the field, and it'll be up to orgy to hit wide open passes. They're going to body blow you all game and bank on gashing you in their last couple of drives to break your will
They potentially have the best defense in the country, so playing the ball control and field position games makes sense as an overall strategy, although it's arguably not the best way to win in modern college football, and I don't think it'll work on Texas