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Welcome back inside the Ann Arbor Studios of the Big 1050. WTKA online at the big 1050.com.

It's now time for our players of the game here on the show, starting with the

defender of the game, brought to you by the law offices of Joseph A. Simon, find Joe at

the Michigan Defenders.com.

That's the Michigan Defenders.com.

And there were some big plays made by a bunch of different guys over the course of the game.

And I just want to mention real quickly late in the game, again, that phenomenal pass

breakup by true freshman defensive back, Jordan Young, on that third and five play on the

second of the first of those two, three announced by the Michigan Defense Force late in the

game when they needed to get out the field.

Third and five, Northwestern 27-yard line, passed down the left side, and a great job

by Jordan Young for that past breakup, getting the job done. Just one of the best plays of the

game for the Michigan defense. The defendant of the game, however, is a guy that made a play

on the next defensive possession. He made plays throughout the course of the game. And the

defender of the game was J. Sean Barham for the Michigan defense. Again, the defender of the game. And the defender of the game was Jayshon Barham for the Michigan defense.

Again, the defender of the game brought to by the law offices of Joseph A. Simon.

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