I am really looking forward to this week's edition of the retirement income Solutions locker and wrap-up show because we return to Oscars. Oscars Sports and Grill and Celine at the corner of Michigan Avenue and State Road in Saline. Right there in front of Walmart, we'll be there right after the game. We'll be there probably going on the air at around 4.30, but we'll be there right after the game. We'll hang out until 6.6.30 whenever we're done with the wrap-up show. excited to be back at Oscars

brought to you by our friends at the right after the game. We'll hang out until 6.6.30 whenever we're done with the wrap-up show.

Excited to be back at Oscars. Brought to you by our friends at Sun Cruiser. So really excited about that. And of course, just excited in general for Saturday. It's always great to be back out at the corner of Stadium in Maine for Michigan football. At the corner of Snyder in Maine for the chap on-site fueling countdown to kickoff live from the but life. There's Lancho's Garage. We'll give away more passes to that coming up in a little bit.

But in the meantime, for the chap on-site fueling countdown to kickoff live from the Bud Life Fitters, Los Angeles, Joe's garage.

We'll give away more passes to that coming up in a little bit.

But in the meantime, it is time to continue with the Michigan football offensive breakdown

with Sam Webb and Alborges here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTK.

Let's start off, though, talking about what you saw from the quarterback perspective.

From early in the game and how Oklahoma was playing him and what he was seeing to how they

adjusted, how he reacted and what he was seeing. I mean, from start to finish, what you saw for Bryce Underwood. Well, what happened here was one thing that just didn't, wasn't, wasn't good in the game that hurt is the inability to convert third down. Because there were, there were several third downs through the first third and four, we threw a bubble. And we got we just, they just played the hell out of the bubbles. I mean, they it man we we'd thrown a few a week ago and they knew they were coming and and uh first third and four

we had to we had to punt the second one now he did a third down he stepped up in the pocket

ran a dagger out on a dagger out and third and nine he hit it for a completion but then we

we tried a quick screen on

third and four. It didn't work. We tried a little flat route on third and five. It didn't work.

We ran an open stretch play, which was probably because it weren't hitting the passes,

to take a shot at a run. It didn't work. So, you know, one thing kind of led to another,

and it became increasingly

apparent that it was going to be difficult because the pressure was getting great. And, and,

and the pressure, I don't care who to quarterback, it's whether a freshman quarterback or a guy

that's been playing there six years. If there's that much pressure, it's going to affect his play.

Now, it affects certain guys play more than others,

but freshman players, freshman kids, it affects it's more likely to infect them more than anybody.

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