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No clue if accurate, but still am going to share.
Threw this together quickly, but should be mostly correct.
2015 - 10-3, 7-2 in B10 (31.4 ppg/16.4 oppg) - (L to MSU & OSU, beat Florida)
2016 - 10-3, 7-2 in B10 (40.3/14.1) - (L to OSU, then FSU in Orange Bowl)
2017 - 8-5, 5-4 in B10 (25.2/18.8) - (L to MSU, OSU, then S Car in Outback Bowl)
2018 - 10-3, 8-1 in B10 (35.2/19.4) - (L to OSU (23) and Florida (26) in Peach Bowl)
2019 - 9-4, 6-3 in B10 (31.7/20.7) - (L to OSU (29), then Alabama (19) in Citrus Bowl)
2020 - 2-4 (28.3/34.5) - (L to MSU, gutless and ducked OSU)
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'15-'20 - 49-22 (32.01/20.65)
35-16 in B10 - 3-3 vs MSU, 0-6 vs OSU, 1-4 in bowl games
2021* - 12-2 (35.8/17.4)
- (L to MSU, then Georgia in CFP)
2022* - 13-1 (40.4/16.1) - (L to TCU in CFP)
2023* - 15-0 (35.9/10.4)
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'21-'23 - 40-3 (37.3/14.6)
29-1 in B10 -
2-1 vs MSU, 3-0 vs OSU, 2-2 in CFP (Hilarious that it still took them until year 3 of cheating to win a CFP game)
Their 3 loses were the 3 times they gave up more than 30 points. Those games included an RB that was constantly able to cutback due to over pursuit from the defense, a more talented and experienced team ready made to beat Harbaugh's style of play, and a team that gained knowledge of the extent of Michigan's sign stealing and was able to implement a new dummy sign system in the month leading up to the CFP game.