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So let's get to our plays of the game.

Let's relive this game.

Michigan beats Purdue 2116 to improve to 7 and 2 on the season.

5 and 1 in Big 10 play.

And again, not exactly how we necessarily would have wanted to draw it up, but it is

how the game played out.

And so we are here to discuss it on the Michigan Insider here on the Big 1050 WTCA online

at the Big 1050.com.

So the game started out and actually Purdue, they were able to start, they moved the ball a little

bit opening to open the game.

And we've seen this before where opening drives for visiting teams have ended up, you know,

leaning to yards and eventually moving the ball down the field and putting points on the

board.

While this drive stalled out after they crossed midfield, they had a couple of nice plays that got them out to the, all the way down to the Michigan 34-yard line. And there actually was, what, to the 39. Yeah, after an off-size, it was third and fourth, the 34-yard line. And Derek Moore with a big sack early in the game, one of his two early big sacks in this game for Michigan's defense, forcing,

pushing the ball back and forcing a punt for Purdue.

Michigan starts pinned back at their own nine yard line.

They get out to the 29, but they are, but they end up on a third and six where

Bryce crambles, he rolls to his right,

and then he's wide to Zach Marshall on a pass for incompletion.

And so Michigan does convert a third in five on a Bryce Underwood scramble to start the drive.

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