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And so here's the deal, Lace. They have

injected Bryce into the running equation. Yes. They have found a formula to allow him to process

things quickly. Like I said, a lot of moving pocket, a lot of boots, a lot of half-field reads.

They're going to start expanding the package, but it's competent for them now.

And then the running game is really coming together.

I mean, you see they still have their gap stuff, and now you introduce stretch to the equation,

and teams are going to have to account for that.

So how are our defense is going to react?

They're going to come up and they're going to start crowding the line and going man to man. How do you deal with that if you're in Michigan and what does Bryce need to be prepared to do as teams start to challenge them more in that way? As a quarterback, you love that. You love that. going to challenge you and try to put you in a position where if you come up, I got one-on-one with my guys. And I like my guys. I think that's the biggest thing. They're going to try to stop the run. They'll try to put like nine in the box and do all the things that they did when Blake Corn was having that season. And the season we went into the national championship, You're going to start seeing that like they did last year. But the biggest thing is now is make them pay. The more they do that, make them pay. And I think you got to be quick with the decisions. And I think that's one thing that Bryce is doing well right now is being quick with the decision. He's not holding on to the ball. And obviously, Chip is not putting them in a position to do that. But the play action is going to be big for him because now team they're going to try to stop the run. And once you come off the play action, it's going to be clear because guess what the safety is going to be coming down and your guys running a cross route. It's going to be all that stuff. Now you're just going to make the decision quick and before the rush get to you. That's all it is. And I think that's the biggest thing. Just let the game calm down and be like, hey, this is what we're going to start getting because we got this great running back. We got two good running backs that can run the ball. And now you're going to benefit for these guys running the ball. And I think that's the biggest thing. He got to make the right decision off these play actions and the neckets. He's done it already. He just got to continue to do it. Yeah, he is tremendous throwing on the run. I'm curious because he's been doing that. Right. But he hasn't been doing taking a snap on the center, turning his back to the defense, play action fake.

How much of a transition was that for you?

How long did it take for you to get comfortable with that?

See, I played on the center when I was in high school,

so that was not hard for me.

But when Al Borgia came in, Coach Borge, you know,

Borges Gorge, he came in, Coach Borge, you know, Borge's Gorge, he came in,

he, uh, he told me how, where to go with the ball. Like most of the time when you see the defense and you turn it back to the defense, they got to react to this ball. Me faking the ball. And if you grew up, and you watch him when they did the reverse, a couple of reverse, he's great with faking the ball and doing all those things and tossing the ball up.

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