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 in to another edition of Inside Michigan football on the heels of Michigan taking on the Wisconsin Badgers and sending them home with a loss.

That's a 24 to 10 victory for the Michigan Wolverines.

That's 2 and 0 in the Big 10, 4 and 1 overall.

USC on the horizon.

So we're going to be joined by head coach Sharon Moore for the first couple of segments,

as well as defensive backs coach Lamar Morgan.

We'll be back with head coach Jerome Moore in just a moment on Inside Michigan football,

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Welcome back to Inside Michigan football, joined again by head coach Jerome Moore and coach two Big Ten games, now in the bag.

When you think about the season as a whole and you think about the Big Ten race, I know the goal is always, hey, win your rivalries, and win Big Ten Championship, and the National Championship.

Where are you guys at in your pursuit of those three?

Yeah, right now we're in the second quarter of the season.

We broke it down in four quarters.

You know, the first four games was the first, these next five before the next buy is the second.

You know, we got three games stretch that, as we know, ends in the most important game of the year to end the third quarter. Then the postseason is the fourth. So right now we're in the second quarter. We know we've got a great opponent ahead. And it's a day at a time mentality, right? Where we've just been talking about and continuing to emphasize the how. It's not the it's the how you practice how you prepare how you get ready physically for these games but mentally every game's a different story and uh the thing we keep preaching to these guys man don't look at a logo on a team regardless of what you think because every team is going to give you their best because you're Michigan and we got to be ready for every game. Oh, we certainly saw that in the Big Ten over the weekend. And it is. It's about preparing for each and every one of these games. And we'll talk a little bit more than we normally do about the opponent because the trip is still a little bit unique going to the West Coast. I want to make sure we leave enough time there. But let's go back to the game against Wisconsin.

How do you feel the team in regards to the two weeks that they had to prepare? The bi-week, obviously,

right in the middle there, and then coming out, sometimes you can be a little bit slow to respond.

What did you see from your team when they came out of the tunnel?

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