Welcome on Into the Wolverine.com podcast. Clayton Safie here with Chris Ballas and Anthony Broome.

It is May 14th. We got a lot to get to Michigan football. We're going to talk about their offense, what it's going to look like under Jason Beck.

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But guys, let's talk about Michigan's offense under Jason Beck in year one.

This is a guy who's at his fourth stop as an offensive

coordinator in the last four years. So he has implemented offenses year after year here

with different groups of players, of course, had the same quarterback, Devin Dampier at New

Mexico as he did bringing him with him to Utah. But huddle approach even more RPO's than we saw

last season we saw him implemented a little bit and then we have this quote from Zach Marshall

Michigan senior tight end on the in the trenches podcast this week this is from anthony's article over

on the wolverine.com so you can check it out over there as well but he he says, quote, let's get the cat out of the bag. I think everyone knows this. If you watch Jason Beck's offense, it's all about horizontal spacing. We can beat you down the field. We can run in the middle in the box, too. But the ability for the jet sweep to open up, the ability to get on the perimeter with quick screens. And the screens are different than what people think of. Everything's an RPO. Everything has a second option and everything has a QB pull press. Having that versatility going horizontal is so different than anything we've had before. It's simplified to a point where you're able to just go out there and play. Once you've got it, you've got it. You can go out and learn what you're doing and get rolling.

So it does sound like one of the key things that Whittingham is kind of drilled in when he's

talking to media is how user friendly.

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