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Congratulations to Carrie, our latest winner to join us inside the Bud-L Fictors Lounge is Saturday. Still more chances coming up this morning and on Friday as well. In the meantime, to get you ready for the game, let's get back to Sam and Al, the Michigan football offensive breakdown. Sam Webb and Al Borges here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTK. Steve,

Steve,

who always has great questions.

Steve,

Steve, that's good questions. Yeah, Al, what run scheme do you think shows up in this game that we haven't featured this season already? Counter? Maybe. Maybe. As much odd as they play, they like gap schemes. That's a possibility.

Our variations thereof.

And again, we've been asking to see if the quarterback can run. they play. They like gap schemes. That's that's a possibility. Our variations thereof, you know,

and again, we've been asking to see if the quarterback can run. Don't be surprised if he runs

a few times in this game, too. This is the last game of the season's all in the line, you know,

and a counter. What I can play, I've always really liked, and we ran this with Donard,

and I think Michigan has in the past,

is just that little counter-read where you counter one way and you watch the end the other way, okay? And if the end closes, you hand the guy off on a sweep, and the ball off the sweep, and if he doesn't close, the quarterback keeps the ball in behind the counter. I call it a counter-reed-reed-play, Q-Counter-reed-reed counter reed play. That's kind of built for what they do.

So that may be one, you know, maybe another quarterback draw.

You know, we haven't seen a quarterback draw in a while.

And that's been a really good play this year. So they'll be surprised if that comes out of the woodwork.

Al from X-Nuber, what's your confidence in the line's ability of the pass block?

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