Michigan escapes with a win. They go 4-0, but with a lot to work on Michigan 20, Rutgers 13.

Stay tuned because we're going to bring you player sound from Jim Harbaugh,

and Brian Bush and I are going to continue to break down the rest of this game,

and a look ahead to the Wisconsin Badgers here on In the Trenches.

Let's go in the trenches with John Jansen.

The former Wolverines captain in Michigan Sports Hall of Famer

will take you inside the locker room with players and coaches.

It wasn't pretty, but I'm proud of him for finding a way

and getting it done and that'll be good for us.

We're going to look back on and say a lot of things we could have done better.

But thank goodness for Red Zone defense. Once again, here's John Jansen.

All right, we're going to break this down even more. To do it, I want to bring in Mr. Brian Bush.

Wow, this got very interesting in the final moments.

Let's talk about the good of the defense, bending but not breaking.

The final three drives for Rutgers, missed field goal, turnover on downs, and then the fumble. Yeah, they were very fortunate, obviously, on that missed field goal because if he makes it,

it changes the complexion of the rest of the game, as well as

how you use your timeouts, everything that goes into it. But he did miss it. You get a turnover on

downs, and that was an unbelievable stop by Nikai Hill Green, being able to step up in there

and make that play on fourth down, not give any ground. And then what we saw from

David O'Jabo to be able to get in the backfield, you know, and do the strip sack, that's obviously

a monster play in that game. But it's really going to come down to, as Michigan continues to

move forward, the read option was very tough for Michigan to defend.

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