Greetings, everyone.

Welcome into the wolverine.com's postgame show about 15 minutes or so after the game goes final in Bloomington.

Indiana wins 20 to 15 over the Michigan Wolverines.

Another one of those close, but no cigar types of games on the road.

We'll talk about it, of course.

Offensive takeaways, defensive takeaways. We'll give out some game balls. We'll talk about it, of course. Offensive takeaways, defensive takeaways.

We'll give out some game balls. We'll take your questions. As we do every week here on the show,

Anthony Broom here with former Michigan defensive lineman Ryan Van Bogan. And Ryan, I'll just start

with this. I sort of joked about it, like what we just hopped on here, but this is more of the same.

You and I have done the show that we're about to do tonight.

I mean, if you, you know, five times this season, a few more times than that, you know,

if you count some of the things we've talked about in wins, it's, you know, the energy

was better early, but the first half not great you go in down

17 to 3 and you know here comes one of those rah rah like got to play for michigan type of speeches

and uh you come out you play hard in the second half and it's just not enough and i'll just start

again with this.

I mean, this feels like just completely mismanaged, completely from a coaching staff

perspective, it just seems like don't have a feel for managing games.

You're running on third down to set up trying to draw your opponent off sides on fourth down.

You're running the ball four straight times in the red zone.

You're not calling timeouts and wasting 28 seconds down one score in the fourth quarter of a game.

It's there's talent on this team.

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