Notre Dame forces six turnovers to beat Michigan, 13-6 SOUTH BEND, Ind. - This time, Notre Dame made sure Denard Robinson and Michigan had no shot at a last-minute victory. Manti Te'o had two interceptions as the 11th-ranked Fighting Irish picked off five Michigan passes and backup quarterback Tommy Rees sparked the Notre Dame offense in a 13-6 win over the 18th-ranked Wolverines on Saturday night. Robinson, who amassed 948 yards of total offense in victories over the Irish in the past two years, wasn't as effective this time around, as the Irish repeatedly forced him into mistakes. He threw four interceptions in the first half, then lost a fumble at the Notre Dame eight-yard line on the first drive of the second half. The Irish (4-0) are off to their best start since 2002 and took another step in trying to re-establish themselves as a football power. It was a setback for Michigan (2-2), which lost its eighth straight road game against ranked teams since beating second-ranked Notre Dame, 47-21, in 2006. The victory also ended a streak of three straight games in which Michigan beat the Irish in the final 27 seconds. Notre Dame ran out the clock after a 31-yard Brendan Gibbons field goal with 3:27 left in the game made it 13-6. Rees, who came in for an ineffective Everett Golson midway through the second quarter, connected with Tyler Eifert on a 38-yard pass down the sideline on a critical third down. Then an eight-yard run by Theo Riddick on third-and-eight with a minute left salted the game away. But the victory belonged to the Irish defenders, who held an opponent without a touchdown for a second straight week.