Michigan ends a terrific season by dropping a game to Georgia, 34 to 11 here in the Capitol

1 Orange Bowl. We're going to hear from Coach Harbaugh, some of the players, and we're going to

get a chance to talk about what Jim Brandstetter and Dan Deirdorf have meant to this Michigan

football program in the university. So stay tuned 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. You've invited me into your home and into your cars

all these years on Michigan football games and of course Michigan replay and inside Michigan football.

You've kept me alive. You've kept this career alive. And for that, I'm eternally grateful.

Once again, here's John Jansen.

We've got a lot to get to, a lot to talk about for this game, this entire season, and two legendary Wolverine, Jim Brantzader, and Dan Deirdorf.

And to make all of that happen, I want to bring in my partner, Brian Bush.

John, sometimes you just have these nights and really Georgia set the tone early on and took it from there.

Well, they did.

And, you know, Michigan, they started out on defense.

Things didn't go well from the get-go. It was frustrating, you know, for Georgia to come out and get up 14-0-then-

then obviously 17-0. And there was just things that Michigan uncharacteristically did today.

And that was defensively, they weren't able to get pressure on a quarterback

because the ball was coming out so quickly. The game plan for Georgia was don't allow Aiden Hutchinson,

don't allow David DiJabo to become factors in this game. And I think that goes to show the

impact that they had on opponents throughout the course of the regular

season. If Georgia is going to completely design a game plan for those two guys and the fact that

they wanted to get the ball out quick, they wanted to be able to remove them from the game,

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