Let's talk Michigan football.

Welcome to this week's edition of the Inside Michigan Football Radio Show.

Over the next hour, we're discussing the latest around Wolverines football and hearing from players and coaches.

Now here's your host, John Jansen.

Welcome back to the final, regular season edition of Inside Michigan football.

Thank you for joining us all season long.

And we have the biggest game of the year.

Ohio State is on tap for noon in the big house on Saturday to prepare.

We've got a lot of things going on throughout the course of the week.

And I'll let you know what all those things are at the end of the program. But for tonight,

we've got head coach Jerome Moore, offensive coordinator, Chip Lindsay, and Captain,

50-year senior Giovanni El Hadi on the offensive line. It's going to join me this evening

as we prepare for the game this coming Saturday in the big house

at noon this is inside michigan football from their field join as we always are by the head

coach sarah moore uh on inside michigan football and it's a nine and two michigan team coach

let's just really quick touch on the maryling game because i know there's a lot more that we can talk about this week now that finally all of the handcuffs are off. That's right. 45 to 20, you look back on the film, and let's just talk about the offense for a second. What did you learn? What did you see from your offense? Probably, our most complete performance. Didn't punt. I think we scored on seven to ten drives.

Probably had a chance to score 50 on that last drive, maybe even more than that with, you know,

putting the backups in and those guys moving the football and just, you know, really just run the

ball, trying to run the clock out at the end. I thought that Bryce played really well, you know, thought he made some really good passes,

made some good decisions with his legs, good decisions in the RPO Reed game, you know,

handing the ball off is just as good as anything in some of those decisions.

And offensive line-wise, they played physical, again, the fourth straight game of rushing for 200 yards, and that's an outstanding feat. Again, we continue to talk about the young guys, but they're not young anymore, right? It doesn't really matter if you're a freshman, that tag of your age range or what class year and doesn't matter. You're a starting alignment at Michigan, and a certain player at Michigan, I thought they played really well and physical. You know, he saw the receivers show up again in the passing game. Andrew Marshigan had a really big game. And then Dom McCully stepped up, had a big game. Tight ends got involved. It felt like there was really good balance on offense. I thought Coach Lindsay and his staff did an unbelievable job throughout the game and putting the game plan together.

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