Good afternoon and welcome to M. Go podcast. Oh, Welcome to Emmgo Podcast 15.16. This podcast 15.16. This podcast

contains three hours of pungent analysis of the national championship game and an hour of

weeping. Oh, So Michigan's up 20 to 13 and the offense has done something for the first time in about a half,

just like the Rose Bowl. This time they're up 7 instead of down 7, which is excellent. I love that part.

And then the guy, they're at the 12, and the guy, two seats over for me, starts

saying, bring us home, Blake. And, you know, I've been on the, you know,

verge of tears, dozens and dozens of times,

the past few days, but that's, that's, that's the one that really sticks with me, you know?

Because that's exactly what he does.

And Spencer Hall tweeted out, just before this, I had my money on a back-breaking Blake

Corum touchdown in the fourth quarter just like the Ohio State

game, just like the Alabama game, not just like the Iowa game, but you know close enough,

just like the Penn State game.

And I'm not going to put Blake Quorum,

you know, above the other pantheon guys on this team.

But for Michigan to win a national championship on the back of a Blake quorum run followed by a Mike

Seine Resil interception, I mean wow.

My traveling companion before the game was saying that the narrative is this.

Donovan was just going to redeem himself for, I mean it doesn't need to redeem himself, but he's going to like break out and have the game that everybody

thought he was going to have earlier this season and we're going to win the national championship and

Blake Quorum is going to do this and it's all going to be perfect and I was so nervous that I got mad at her I was like

you have to stop saying that maybe we should hire her that is that is not

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