Well, Michigan takes its first loss of the season here at Camp Randall, 35 to 14.

Stay tuned, and Brian Bush and I will try and break down what happened today,

and we'll have some player interviews and some insight from those that were on the field.

All of that to come 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.

Come back next week.

I'm trying to make darn sure that never happens again.

But that's where we're at.

It's a gut check for us.

Once again, here's John Jansen.

A tough loss today and a tough game to watch. I know it was a tough game to broadcast, but let's bring Brian Bush in here. Yeah, John, let's pull the Band-Aid

off the wound right here. Initial impressions, as this 35 to 14 loss still fresh? It's just,

it's disappointing. That's probably the best way to put it. We had so much promise coming into this season and then we saw some struggles in the first couple of weeks. You go into a by week and you think that you're going to be able to fix some of those things and come out with something better on the other end and that wasn't the case today and when you

you know when this is how you come out and play after a bye week it's it's there's really no other way

to say it it's just disappointing so you know you heard coach harbaugh talk about you know making

sure they go back in there and work and making sure that they buckle down and make

sure this never happens again. It's just, you know, you look at the stats and, you know,

under 300 yards of offense, nearly 500 for Wisconsin, 15 first downs to their 25. They just,

they dominated every facet of the game. Yeah, they did. And let's take a look

at the two main facets individually. First, the offense. I thought it was fair to give this offense

a two-week pass on what happened against Middle Tennessee and against Army. It's a new system.

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