Michigan drops a tough one here at Tuske Stadium 27 to 17.

We'll be back with head coach Jerome Moore, some of the players and Brian and I breaking down

what happened here in Seattle on In the Trenches.

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Once again, here's John Jansen.

Welcome back, friends.

Now I'm going to bring in my partner, Mr. Brian

Bush. John, let's break it down. First, the decision with Jack Tuttle certainly came pretty

quickly and for a while it provided Michigan with quite a spark. It did. I mean, the first three

possessions he was in there provided points. And when you look at getting down by 14 points,

by getting down two scores, with Alex Orgy in there, it's not

a quick strike offense. It's not one that is built on big play. So you kind of felt like at some

point that was going to have to make that change, and they made it early on in the second

quarter. And then, unfortunately, there was some feast and some famine with it. Two critical

turnovers that Tuttle made. One was a really good play by the Washington

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