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And it's time for our players of the game.

Starting with our defender, in this case, defenders of the game brought to you by the law offices of Joseph A.

Simon. You can find Joe at the Michigan Defenders.com.

That's the Michigan Defenders.com. The Michigan Defensive Front, seven sacks, nine tackles for loss. It's hard to single any of them out.

I mean, we can shout out guys like Jayden Sanish for having a really nice game. Brandon Hillman had a boneheaded play, but had a nice game overall outside of that boneheaded play.

But Ernest Hausman, former Nebraska linebacker who played high school in football in Nebraska.

He led Michigan with nine tackles, including a sack.

You had Cole Sullivan had six tackles.

He had a tackle for loss.

He had an interception.

Jimmy Rolder had five tackles. He had a sack. J. He had an interception. Jimmy Rolder had five tackles.

He had a sack.

J. Sean Barham had four tackles, a sack, and another tackle for loss.

And he had a quarterback curry.

You had, um, Trey Pierce with four tackles, including that huge fourth down stop very early

on in the game.

Derek Moore had a great game. He had three tackles, including one and a half sacks. Troy Bowles had three tackles. Raysham Benny had three tackles, and he was eventually credited with one and a half sacks in the game. I thought it was two, but it was one and a half sacks in the game. Cam Brand and T.J. Guy up front both had two tackles.

Cam Brand also in there had a half of a sack.

Trey Williams had a tackle, Eno Eta had a tackle and a half of a sack in there.

So a half a tackle and a half a sack.

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