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

big 1050.com, joining us as he does every single Monday to reflect on the game that was

for the maize and blue and to look ahead for what's on the horizon.

It is the man we call the mayor of Michigan Twitter.

You can find them on Twitter or X, as they now call it.

Ed S. Bell 021. Again, that's at S. Bell 021. It's our good friend, Scott Bell.

Scott, good morning. How are you? I'm good. Happy to be here as always.

So, Scott, it was a game where Michigan was clearly facing a superior opponent, the number

one team in the country.

They were outmaned.

And yet, and yet, they had their opportunities.

They had their opportunities to make it interesting.

And they didn't capitalize on those opportunities.

Scott, your thoughts?

Yeah, it was it was disappointing but not surprising.

You're going to have to play a perfect game to beat the number one team in the country in pretty

much any situation, but especially on Saturday when Michigan's coming in with basically

it's starting, well, starting corners, not the whole secondary, but a lot of key figures

out and just given the trajectory of the season, you're going to need

to have a perfect game to kind of shock everyone.

And Michigan didn't play a perfect game.

Honestly, I was pretty impressed with the effort from players.

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