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It is now time for our offensive player of the game.

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And before we get to the actual offensive player of the game from Michigan's win, 21-16 on Saturday night at Michigan Stadium, Do want to mention Zach Marshall, another nice performance.

He had three catches on four targets for 58 yards.

He averaged 19.3 yards per catch.

And so he's really turning into a nice target for Bryce Underwood.

The past game, obviously, which we'll talk a lot about over the course of this morning

and this week.

The pass offense still a long way to go to where you want it to be.

Bryce goes 13 to 22 for 145 yards, no touchdowns and interception.

He had a couple of scrambles in there, including one that he ended up fumbling the ball away.

But he did find Zach Marshall a few times for 50,

three times for 58 yards.

Zach Marshall is continuing to really show some nice things for the Michigan offense

as a titan as he continues to come into his own and continues to grow as a college football player.

But of course, the offensive player of the game,

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