Michigan seven up, seven down, a 33 to seven victory over Northwestern.

Brian Bush and I are going to get a chance to break it down.

You're going to hear from Coach Harbaugh, players in the locker room.

It was a great day in the big house as Michigan again comes away victorious.

We'll do all of that here following 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. Yeah, I think that was the message was that we need to execute.

We're right there. We're doing what we need to do. But if we want to really win this game and win

bigger games in the future, we have to be able

to execute out a better level.

And we held each other to a higher standard coming into the second half.

And that's what we did.

Once again, here's John Jansen.

This was a great day in the big house.

And to continue to break it down, I'm going to bring in my partner, Brian Bush. Yeah, John, let's start by talking about that George Jewett trophy.

Both programs, both institutions really came together here and created a really special rivalry, a special trophy.

It's the first FBS trophy to honor an African American, and he was a special one at both programs.

And the lead up to this, the game itself is smashing success.

And it's even better, though, for the winning team, the victorious Michigan Wolverines.

Yeah, it's great that it gets to stay in Ann Arbor and everything that it means to both programs.

And the fact that this all came to fruition, starting in February, we're now in October.

I mean, that was a record pace of getting it approved, getting it designed, getting it built and delivered.

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