Congratulations to Derek.

The winner of the past is this hour to join us tomorrow inside the Bud Life Fathers Lounge at Joe's Garage. More chances to win throughout the course of the morning. And then we'll see everybody tomorrow starting at 8 a.m. with the chap on site fuel and cat on on the kickoff here on the Big 1050 WTK. In the meantime, let's get ready for Michigan versus Central Michigan. Let's continue to recap the last couple of weeks of Michigan football. Here is Al Borges answering your questions now here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTCA. Steve Horn, he mentioned the shuffle pass last week. He said, Sam and hell, broke out the shovel pass. We were talking about it last week, and I thought it had a chance if he would catch it. I think you did. Yeah, I saw, when I studied Chip at North Carolina, they ran the hell out of that play now.

He'd innocent. catch it. I think you did. Yeah. I saw when I studied Chip at North Carolina, they ran the hell out of that play now. And it's nothing more than a draw. Okay. That's really what it is. It's the back kind of sets for a beat like he's going to protect. They let the line come up the field, do their twists or whatever they're doing. And he just slips behind him and you just pop in the ball. And you'll see that again, I'm sure, and you'll see it hit a big one eventually. And there's another one. There's another one right there, Sam, just slow that pass rush down. But, you know, it was one of those games where those plays you love so much and work so well, just didn't work. You know, I don't know what to tell you.

John Walsh says, I don't really love designed runs.

I think he meant design quarterback runs.

But I love boots and rollouts for Bryce to run and get some yards or protect yourself and throw.

So he doesn't like the plus one runs. Al, I like the extra blocker, man. Yeah, oh, yeah. Again, use it, don't abuse it. But what he's saying, I'm with him, man. I love the boots and the rolls and move. You can't, you know, those are all, again, equipment for your offense. Living with sprouts, unless you're like a run and shoot team or something,

it's hard to do. But to do it like once every third or fourth pass, good stuff. Good stuff.

Gets the quarterback closer to the target, doesn't force the line to protect forever. You know,

you can see the throw.

And if you've got a good running quarterback, you may even have a run-pass option in there somewhere, too.

So, yeah, I like that stuff, too.

But I don't see any problem with plus one runs as long as they don't go off the deep end.

Rico, he says, Sharon is probably scared to death from when he saw JJ get hurt, got hurt versus Penn State.

And he saw firsthand how that literally could have prevented a championship.

I understand the reluctance.

It's a dilemma.

I do too.

Indeed.

Yeah, I do too.

Well, that's a very good point by Rico.

You can see whether I did.

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