And we have back, folks, here on The Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTKA on the Big 1050.com, joining us as he does every single Tuesday in the 9 o'clock hour to talk all things in the world.

And, of course, Michigan, Lions, all the topics in the world of sports.

Our good friend, Eric Adelson, EA, good morning. How are you?

Good morning, Sam. How are you? Good morning, Sam. How are you?

Doing great, my friend. Glad you can talk to us this morning, join us this morning.

Much happier morning because we're talking about a couple of victories for our local teams,

albeit over teams that were, you know, massively overmatched, it turns out.

So let's start, though.

But I still think both games were very meaningful.

Let's start with Michigan, where they go out and they beat Central Michigan, 63 to 3,

featuring a quarterback-centric game plan, a quarterback-dependent game plan, where Bryce Underwood

became the first Michigan quarterback to rush for 100 yards since Devin Gardner did

back in, I think, 2013.

What did you think of his performance and the Wolverines outing overall?

Yeah, we talked about this last week.

You smartly said that they're going to take advantage of Bryce's speed on the ground.

And they did.

It was a remarkable performance and historic performance by Michigan standards.

And yes, it was against Central, but you got to beat those teams.

I mean, there were some games last year that were a little bit closer than people anticipated

because you don't have an excellent offense that can do all the things that

this offense can do. I still think that there's much more there to develop. But it was,

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