How would you say that you and Justice are different running backs?

I don't know how much different we are. We're both complete backs. We balance from passing,

pass pro to catching the ball to running the ball. I don't know how much different we are. We're pretty physical, both of us. We like to make

people miss. We like to talk a little smack. But it's been fun just learning from him and learning

from his game and picking up on some moves, some things he does, some things off the field,

how he prepares. That's something that I really look up to is just how he prepares, how he gets his body right,

and something that I can be better at.

And I'm trying to take that from his game and learn from him in that aspect.

What are some of those little moves, little nuances he does when he runs that you've tried to pick up?

Just how he works, how he, just like I said, take care of his body.

Just when we're out there, sometimes he's like, what about trying this when you run?

Or what about when you're setting up a linebacker, make this cut?

And just to have that feedback that we don't have to go to

coach alfred or o g right away we can go to not just justice but coos micah tomas john they're all

guys that we just feed off of each other and a lot of the time we are creating, we all have something

different in the room and we learn something from each other every single day.

We're learning some guys do this better, some guys do this better.

So just to pick up on that and for any guy in the room to tell you to do something and everybody

listen, that's when you know you have a good room because we all respect each other.

For more of this interview, head to mgobleu.com. That's mgobleu.com.

And that was Jordan Marshall, giving you his take on campus far. Again, I, you know, you hate to talk in absolutes, right?

Especially when, you know, you haven't seen Justice Haynes play in a Michigan uniform.

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