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, Michigan enters week six. Looking forward to a

West Coast trip the first time leaving the big house at

four and one. That final game at the big house this past stretch was Minnesota. It was the

little brown jug. Michigan came away with a 27 to 24 win. First half dominance. Second half not so

much. We talked to Sharon Moore after the game and he was talking about this team being able to play a complete game.

And we're going to need that as we get further down the road in the Big Ten season.

We'll get a chance to talk to him after he's watched the film and give us his analysis, that is Sharon Moore.

Head coach of Michigan football, Grant Newsom is going to give us his analysis. That is Sharon Moore. Head coach of Michigan football.

Grant Newsom is going to give us an update on where this offensive line is and some development of

some of the younger players, some big time names coming into the program. Josh Prey transfer from

Northwestern is a part of that offensive line. He's going to join us at the end of the program.

And as I mentioned, it is the first time Michigan will leave the friendly confines of

Ann Arbor in the Big House, making that West Coast trip for a rematch of the national

championship game against Washington, led now by Jed Fish, old friend Jed Fish.

So we'll give you a preview of what to expect.

We'll take a look back at the Little Brown Jug and the fact that it is staying in Ann Arbor for yet another year.

Actually, a couple of years because we won't play them again until 2026, so it will remain at home.

Head coach Sharon Moore in just a moment on Inside Michigan football

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Well, pleased to be joined as we are every week by head coach Sharon Moore and coach,

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