What is going on, Michigan fans? It's Clayton Safey here with the Wolverine.com here with five takeaways from Michigan's 31 to 7 win over Rutgers to open the Big Ten season.

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All right, let's hop into it.

And we kind of have to start with the biggest play of the game.

Mikey Sainer still comes up with a 71-yard pick six.

And it was just an absolutely pivotal moment in this game.

Rutgers is faced with fourth and two on the Michigan 27-yard line down 17 to 7.

Greg Shiano decides to go for it instead of kicking a field

goal and making it a one-score game. They throw a screen pass over to the left. Will Johnson's right

there. Junior Colson's flowing over. Mike Sainer still comes in. Deflected ball is able to grab it.

Junior Colson goes flipping over the top of him and slamming down to the

turf. But Mike Sainer still for a second was the only guy in the building that knew he had the ball.

He's racing the other way. He gets a couple blocks. Kenneth Grant, credit to him for getting way down

the field in blocking. And he goes all the way, the former wide receiver for the touchdown.

Suddenly it's 24 to 7. and that was basically ballgame.

It was late third quarter.

Michigan had chewed eight minutes off the clock in its first possession of the third quarter,

and that was about all she wrote.

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