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It's time for our players of the game from Michigan's 24 to 10 win over Wisconsin on Saturday afternoon at Michigan Stadium.

Starting with the defender of the game brought to you by the law offices of Joseph A.

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So Jimmy Rold had a terrific game.

Derek Moore had a really nice game.

Roder leading the team with seven tackles.

Derek Moore having a sack, five tackles in the game.

It's great to see some of these guys back. Zeke Berry healthy again playing back in the defensive backfield. Brandon Hillman

with some big hits in the game. But we have to talk about a guy who in the end doesn't have as

many statistics as he probably should. I think there's a pass break up in there that he probably has. He has an interception. He has one tackle, but he has such a bigger impact on the game than just a tackle and an interception, even in a past breakup that's not listed. But Rod Moore was a defensive player of the game. He had three. It wasn't just like he made three plays. He made three of the biggest plays of the game. He makes that stop flying out of nowhere making a tackle on a reverse that ends up being a

five-yard gain instead of a huge gain. The throwback screen where Michigan bit pretty hard,

Rod's flying out of nowhere to make a play, and he's right there to make the play and not let

that play be, well, end up being an

incomplete pass.

And then, of course, on the interception, he comes flying out of nowhere.

He was playing what, deep center field and he comes running across the face of the receiver.

And for that matter, the defensive back that's covering the play and he just runs right in front

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