Greetings, everyone. Welcome to the Wolverine.com's postgame show here.

A little over an hour after the game goes final over at the Big House.

It is another Michigan loss, 3817 to number one, Oregon.

And I'll just start by saying this.

When you look at the box school, when you look at really just this team's body of work,

when you look at Oregon's body of work, I think if you're someone who didn't watch this game,

it came back afterwards and flip through your ESPN app or whatever the app is that you check your scores,

you'd probably say, you know what that feels about right.

I walk out of this game, listen, Oregon's better.

They have more firepower, they're better coached, all of the above.

I was impressed with how hard Michigan played, but I can't shake this feeling coming out of this game, more so than any of the other ones that the coaching staff let these guys down.

And we'll do the normal show like we always do, offensive, defensive takeaways, game balls, your questions at the end.

But, you know, when I'm, and there are a number of examples, but there are two sequences

in this game, one of them in the first half.

You get a stop near midfield, or you get the ball, you get a stop, three and out for Oregon,

punt takes a bad bounce for them.

You get the ball at midfield, you go three and out.

Later in this game, get another stop on defense.

You're still, you're fighting to get back within striking distance.

And you have a guy lined up over the snapper.

Legal formation gives the ducks the first down drive gets going there are

so many fundamental things so many football 101 things that i feel like this coaching staff

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