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It's now time for more of the Michigan football offensive breakdown with Sam Webb and Alborges here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTKA.

My biggest concern in this game was would Michigan be able to stop the run?

If you accept that USC and we focus mostly on office, but it all plays into

the flow of the game. Oh, it's team. Yeah. How the game is played offensively, right? With Michigan

be able to stop the run. And they didn't stop the run. You know, it, it, it affects everything. You know, I think it, it affects, as you see your, your young

quarterback, you're talking about him forcing that throw. I talked to Denard about this, and maybe

you can get to the mindset of a young quarterback.

That whole drive, I mean, they had great rhythm. It was looking very much like that 14 play

drive where they had great mix of run and pass. He was hitting some making great decisions.

And on that play, Al, and the way I distinguish it from the play against Oklahoma, I talked to the United about this, you know, it was different than that, you know, that Oklahoma play. They were on the hash. You had a safety sitting on the hash and ill-advised from the standpoint of you don't want to really be trying to throw a ball down the sideline when there's, you know, safety sitting over the top.

I want to hash him at a fire travel, right?

But he was very intentional, if you remember.

He's, you know, he's reading the covers.

He holds that safety.

He, you know, and then he delivers the pass with pinpoint accuracy on the back shoulder or the receiver.

All of this is very, very focused.

This play in this game, Al, I mean, as soon as the ball to snap, he is dead set focus.

I'm throwing it come hella high water to this receiver, like you said, forcing it to him.

I don't care what happens.

I'm throwing it to number one.

This is clearly a flow of the game.

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