Hello, everybody. Welcome to the Wolverine 24-7 podcast, your audio source for all things, Michigan football, basketball, and recruiting.

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So we just recorded, I mean, we're not publishing these that far apart.

We just recorded the first half of our two-part preview episodes looking at Michigan's offense versus Georgia's defense.

This one will, as you can imagine, look at Georgia's offense versus Michigan's defense.

Lots of intrigue here.

I mean, this is a matchup where maybe Michigan won't be as out of its element.

I mean, they faced, I would argue they faced better offenses and had success this season.

I think if you really went position by position, and I kind of did, I think it's closer to a push

than one team having an advantage.

But these are, these are two offenses that really have a lot of potential, have a lot of

intrigue can go off on Friday, but also aren't perfect, far from perfect.

We mentioned the quarterback situation. I think, I don't think either team's playing their

most talented, and I use air quotes with talented, most talented quarterback. They're playing their leaders. They're guys who move the football the best and maybe avoid mistakes the most. Good running backs. But taking a look at Georgia's offense, I think to me, it sounds weird because you don't,

this isn't a position where you normally say this is the biggest key. But Brock Bowers is just

so good. And, you know, for as much as Georgia struggled against Alabama, he had 130 yards

in a touchdown. He caught 10 of 15 targets his way.

And so, yeah, for me, I think the key for Michigan, a team that has struggled at times in

stopping tight ends.

I think I counted six teams that Michigan has faced this season, got at least 50 yards,

at least 5.7 yards per pass attempt on tight ends.

And so I think this is, I think that's the big key is, is just make sure Brock Bowers

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