Let's talk Michigan football. Welcome to this week's edition of the Inside Michigan Football

Radio show. Over the next hour, you'll hear from Wolverine coaches and players, including head coach

Sharon Moore. Now, here's your host, John Jansen. Well, we're certainly excited about rivalry

week, excited to get the train back on the tracks.

Michigan drops one in Champaign, 21 to 7.

That's two in a row.

We're going to sit down with head coach Sharon Moore, tight ends coach Steve Casula,

and All-American tight-end, Colston Loveland.

Talk about what's going wrong.

How do they get the train back on the tracks?

What this rivalry against Michigan State that will take place in the big house at 7.30 on Saturday night, what it means.

But most importantly, it's simply about the win.

We'll be back with head coach Jerome Moore in just a moment on Inside Michigan football, brought to you by Learfield.

Join as we are every week by head coach Sharon Moore here on Inside Michigan football.

And coach, I know it's been a tough couple of weeks.

What's the emphasis this week in regards to just finding a way to win?

Yeah, I think the biggest thing is not only just self-reflection of who we are and what we need to do as coaches, as players, to make sure we get better and to make sure that we do everything

we do in practice on game day. It's a huge emphasis, especially on offensive. The things we do

protecting the football and what we do that in practice, we got to do that in the game.

Let's talk about the defense for just a little bit. When the ball comes out so quick, it's kind of a

conversation we've had all year long. It's hard to get hits on the quarterback, but you are affecting

the past. What have you seen from the pass rush of this defense?

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