And we are back, folks here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTCA online at the big 1050.com.

You know how we do Monday, top of the 8 o'clock hour?

We catch up with our friend, former Michigan defensive lineman Will Heininger joins us to break things down.

And this was, boy, you talk about the game in the trenches, especially the defensive line.

Will, boy, they went and imposed their will on the Nebraska Cornhuskers.

How are you doing this morning?

You're damn right.

We did. Sam, that was a beautiful display of line play and team football.

And because of that and, you know, a number of other things, but mainly that, I'm doing well this morning.

We're one-known big template.

That is right.

Before we get into it, Will tell folks about all the great work you're doing over at the Eisenberg

Family Depression Center.

Yeah, Sam really enjoyed doing the mental health education here in Washington County and beyond.

So a lot of middle school, high school, college student mental health work and helping our students with their wellness.

Yes, sir. You do an awesome job with that.

I appreciate you. Appreciate the Heisenberg for all the support that they provide as far as that's concerned as well.

Will, man, a trench game.

You wondered if Michigan was going to be able to protect, run the football.

You wonder if they were going to be able to put heat on, on Dylan Rayola? Boy, they went and got it done in the trenches. Give me your big

takeaways from Michigan's 30 to 27 road victory over the Cornhuskers. Man, my big takeaway, Sam, is that we have a legitimate shot.

I see flashes of the 2020 team, and I was thinking about it, and I thought, you know,

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