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We go from our plays of the game to our players of the game. And we're going to start on the offensive side of the ball. The offensive player of the game is brought to by Chap onside fueling, whether it's diesel, gas, or DEF. Chap delivers directly to your fleet, job site, or farm. No more downtime. No more detours. Chap on site fueling, fast, reliable, and always on your team. Visit chapoil.com and fuel smarter today. That's chap oil, C-H-A-P-P, chapoil.com. And on the offensive side of the ball, got to start with coos. Bryson Kuzdal. And I said this on the post-game show. I'm a sucker for a good story. If you've listened to me long enough on this show or on the retirement income solutions wrap-up show or hosting the Red Bairnson show back in a day, I'm a sucker for a good story. Love the Sean Hunwick story. Give me a good walk-on. Give me a great story like that. And I'm a sucker for it. And the coup story, no, you don't want him to be your number one guy at tailback going into the Ohio State game. You'd like to get Jordan Marshall back.

But what? the coup story. No, you don't want him to be your number one guy at tailback going into the Ohio State game.

You'd like to get Jordan Marshall back.

But when you have the need, when, so I understand the ideal behind next man up. I understand the ideal behind the expectation of the position.

I get it.

And I understand when they say it, when coaches talk about it, when players talk about it, when analysts talk about it, and former players. I heard it all on Saturday. And I get it, but it's not necessarily a realistic expectation. There's a reason why you have a number one back, a number two back, or in Michigan's case, maybe a 1A and a 1B, and we were going to the year going, do they have a number three back? Now, thankfully, we found that they do because the coupes did a great job, but I'm a sucker for a good story. 20 carries, 100 yards, three touchdowns, and he had a really nice performance. He helped carry that running game. The offense, the running game was really good in this one.

They ended up at 228 yards total.

That does include sack yardage.

I believe Bryce went backwards, 10 yards in sack yardage, but overall did, I had some positive runs as well.

And obviously sack yardage scrambles.

That's all part of your rushing yarders. So I get it.

But sack yardage taken out the 10 yards. Michigan actually had 238 on the ground in this game. Cruz had 100 of those. And he is the offensive player of the game, brought to you by Chap on-side fueling. But actually, the way I talked about it in the post game show is I talked about the offensive line. And maybe I should have led with that

and then gone from the offensive line from there.

Because the offensive line, of I should have I should have led with that and then gone from the offensive line from there because the

offensive line of course gets no stats but they were really good in the game yeah there was a

sack or two in the game yeah there were a couple of times where the running back got hit in the

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