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So in addition to hearing from a few offensive players, we also had a chance to catch up with tight ends coach and interim offensive coordinator.

Steve Kasula, who met with the media.

So here is that now.

Here is Steve Kasula here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTK.

What has that been like? It's obviously been a transition and different than, you know, the time I've spent here

previously and this past season, obviously not at this scale, not at a place like this, but

it's a job I've done before.

So really the biggest difference is about managing your time, make sure, organize, structured,

for what we need to accomplish. So it's been different for sure, but it's something that, you know, I've experienced at other places in the past,

something that, you know, I'm comfortable doing and have done.

So it's been different, but it's been good. It's been great.

Something that I'm honored to be in the circumstance that I'm in, you know, never the way you would want to be that,

in those shoes. But it's been great.

Not asking for the game plan, but what, what your style of offense, Kirk's style of offense,

Chip style of offense? Sure. What do you want to see?

Well, Michigan's offense is Michigan's offense, you know, like relative to our roster, the play caller,

kind of where we were as a program. The offense, the bones of the offense have been the same

for a while now. But, you know, every game, every roster, every, like, group of dudes that are

available and playing kind of dictate the approach that you take and just been really

focused on when we you know coach more first met with the team as we were getting ready for this

game you know the biggest focus was just getting better at the fundamentals of football so that's

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