What is going on? Michigan fans is Clayton Stafy here with the Wolverine.com here with five takeaways from Michigan's 45 to 7 win over Nebraska in Lincoln on Saturday.

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takeaway from Michigan's 45 to 7 victory. Without further ado, let's get right into it.

Takeaway number one, it's kind of a broad one, but Michigan dominated in every facet. It was a

nearly flawless performance, as Jim Harbaugh would say. They start right off the bat with a

75-yard drive to set the tone. And, you know, it's a fast start by the Wolverines. Beautiful catch by

Roman Wilson in the end zone. We'll talk a little bit about Roman Wilson in just a little bit.

But Michigan starts fast on offense. Michigan starts fast on defense. The second snap for Nebraska is a batted pass by Braden McGregor, picked off by 345-pounder Kenneth Grant, the second

defensive line interception for Michigan on the season joining Chris Jenkins,

who had his against Bowling Green.

But right off the back, 14 to nothing, Michigan.

Then they have a 21-0-0 lead early in the second quarter.

Then they lead 28-0 at halftime.

And then they go up 35-0-0, really the dagger, the final nail in the coffin, not that Nebraska was going to come back.

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