I know everybody is really excited about the return of Rod Moore. It's been two years of

struggle of watching a player that was great for this program and will be again, could

possibly be the only three-time captain that Michigan has ever seen. Safety Rod Moore

and Safety's coach, Tyler Stockton, joined us in just a few moments on In the Trenches.

Welcome to the official podcast of Michigan Football, in the trenches with John Jansen, presented by Meyer,

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Nobody covers Michigan football better than the two-time captain, national champion,

and Michigan Athletics Hall of Honor inductee.

I'm not to lay everything out there on the table, but when you talk about the schedule,

there's so much opportunity.

Like, even if you win, like, I'm trying to go 12 and though. That's what I'm trying to. Like, even if you win, like, we're, I'm trying to go 12 and, though.

That's what I'm trying to do.

But even if you win 11, 10 games, our schedule is so, like, strong that you still have an

opportunity to go anywhere you want to go.

This is in the trenches, presented by Meyer.

Once again, here's John Jansen.

Join now by Rod Moore, who, first of all, Rod, thanks for joining me. And he might be the first

time that anyone has ever been named captain three times at the University of Michigan.

Rod, what would that mean to you? Sure, it mean everything to me.

It meant everything to me when I was a one time, first time captain, and then repeated it for a

second year. But it would be, you know, crazy like you said. There's only, what, six or five people

that's been two-time captains in history. And so it's a small number of guys. Yeah. And obviously

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