And now we're back with more of the Michigan football offensive breakdown with Sam Webb and Alborges here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTK.

You're, I think, seeing when it comes to play sequencing, play calling, I think the menu was outstanding.

We're not able to always finish.

You shot yourself in the foot a couple times.

But you get to a point where you're finally up 21 to 9,

and then you weren't able to put your foot on the gas pedal or put

your foot on the neck because you start turning the football all over.

You got a pump return that you muff or not you muff, but that you fumble.

And then you get the first interception.

So let's start talking about the the turnovers.

Okay.

So let's talk about the first interception first.

Okay.

First interception was versus a six-man pressure, three-deep, two-under.

It's the old Michigan State deal.

They did it.

I call it three eyes.

Okay, what's three eyes?

Three eyes is when they bring six, assuming that the pressure is not going to allow the quarterback to look anybody off.

So there's all kinds of holes in that coverage, but they assume you can't hold it long enough to find them.

So, okay, they brought six.

We picked it up.

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