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

Sam Webb, Mr. Ira Wynetrob on the other side, joining us as he does every single Monday.

Bottom of the 8 o'clock hour to reflect on the things that occurred in the Michigan

football weekend.

It's our good friend Scott Bell to call him the Mayor of Michigan Twitter.

Scott, good morning.

How are you?

Happy to be here as always.

Scott, glad that you could join us on the heels of

a Michigan victory that, again, they say it's just Central Michigan, but it seemed like a game

that had more significance than just a victory over a lowly Mac opponent.

It was a game that feels like it has, is going to have some traction as far as

their offensive approach moving forward, would say you.

Yeah, absolutely.

Going into the game, I was like, hey, this is probably going to be the last game Michigan has on its schedule, at least until November, where you can't really, where you can sort of chalk up the result and say, hey, this isn't a result, we're going to have to sweat.

But you had 60 minutes of live game reps to really get some stuff figured out and to really

put yourself in a good spot going into Big Ten play.

And I think basically everything heading into the game you might have circled as an issue,

Michigan addressed and looked and proved in there.

Now, that doesn't necessarily mean everything solved for the duration of the season

and then all of happily ever after.

But I think you saw really, really key strides in the places where people were concerned the most coming out of the Oklahoma

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