In the Trenches 268 - 2021 Classics: Nebraska

MGoBlue Podcasts with Jon Jansen

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

4.8 • 734 Ratings

🗓️ 1 June 2022

⏱️ 48 minutes

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We resume our "2021 Classics" series with Michigan's Week 6 clash against Nebraska in Lincoln. Jon and Brian listen back to and reflect on some of the key moments from the Wolverines' 32-29 victory over the Huskers on October 9.

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0:00.0	Well, today we're going to get a chance to go back to October of 2021.
0:05.7	Michigan travels to Lincoln, Nebraska, to take on the cornhuskers.
0:10.5	And it ended up being an epic game and a great victory for the number nine ranked Michigan Wolverines.
0:17.0	I thought it was just really good, solid football against a really good team.
0:19.9	Defense was lights out.
0:21.1	Pressure coming.
0:21.9	He fumbles on football.
0:23.4	Michigan's got it.
0:25.0	Ojojojojovo.
0:25.7	O'Jabo caused the fumble.
0:27.4	He's intercepted.
0:28.4	Dax Hill.
0:29.2	He's down to the 35-yard line and the Wolverines are in business again.
0:33.0	Offense equally as productive.
0:34.9	They flee flicker.
0:36.0	Throwing deep. He's got Johnson in the end zone.
0:38.6	Touchdown, Michigan.
0:40.6	Corner to the end zone.
0:41.2	Cornelius Johnson.
0:42.3	Johnson's got it.
0:43.1	He's got foot in.
0:43.9	Touchdown, Michigan.
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