In the Trenches 14 - Nebraska Postgame

MGoBlue Podcasts with Jon Jansen

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Michigan, College, Sports, Ncaa, Jon Jansen, Wolverines, Football

4.8 • 734 Ratings

🗓️ 23 September 2018

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Jon breaks down Michigan's dominant win over Nebraska, including his thoughts on the improvements of the offensive line and special teams. Interviews with Jim Harbaugh (10:30), Ben Bredeson (14:20), Ben Mason (15:30), Josh Metellus (18:30) and Devin Bush (22:00) are also included. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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0:00.0	Michigan gets to 3 and 1.
0:02.0	1 and 0 in Big 10 play with a big win over Nebraska.
0:05.5	Michigan 56, Nebraska 10.
0:07.8	An exciting day to see the running game, finally get going, finally get some confidence.
0:12.7	I asked for an average of 5 yards per carry.
0:15.6	In the pregame, we had 6 yards per carry.
0:18.7	We'll talk about that and a dominant defense on In the Trenches.
0:23.1	Let's go in the trenches with John Jansen.
0:26.5	The former Wolverines captain in Michigan Sports Hall of Famer
0:29.2	will take you inside the locker room with players and coaches.
0:32.7	Touchdown to Ron Hinton.
0:34.6	This was an impressive day from start to finish.
0:37.0	Touchdown, untouched for the bench.
0:39.7	Ben Mason.
0:40.3	Their hard work's really paying off.
0:41.5	He's in.
0:42.4	D.P.J.T.D.
0:45.1	Who?
0:45.8	Has it better than us?
0:47.8	Nobody.
0:49.0	Once again, here's John Jansen.
0:52.5	14 tackles for loss for our defense.
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