Ladies and gentlemen, Wolverine Nation, the 2021 Michigan Wolverine football team is your Big Ten champion.

The Michigan Wolverines have come to Indianapolis and secured back-to-back Big Ten championships.

We have a huge target, I feel like.

Everyone's, you know, coming for your neck, man, especially being the ones

that are on top. Big 10 players, no joke. Everyone's got to circle over our game every week. We

don't get everyone's best. Certainly a step up and challenge this week on into conference

play. Definitely more a tith. We know it's at stake. We know our mission. Everyone knows,

you know, that's the goal. You know, go ahead and get another win.

I'm ready to rock and roll, man.

We're closing in on another Michigan game day.

Let's get you set for Saturday's matchup with our keys to the game edition of In the Trenches.

Presented by Meyer, presenting sponsor of the 2023 Michigan football season and proud supporter of

hundreds of local sports teams across the Midwest. Now, here's John Jensen. Well, here we go. The

Big Ten season is kicking off. The Rutgers Scarlet Knights come to town. Three and O Rutgers,

3 and O Michigan. We're going to get to our keys in just a moment.

But the Recycle Bowl is almost upon us.

Last season, the University of Tennessee set a world record for collecting recyclable material at a college football game.

This season, they've called out the big house at Saturday's game against Rutgers.

We'll see which fan base can recycle the most

and set a new world record. We'll count every plastic, aluminum, and paper product put in

recycling bids, and we need your help. Michigan Stadium has a 20-year tradition of recycling

and is committed to diverting recyclable material from

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