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 to Inside Michigan Football,

and we're going to talk to head coach Sharon Moore.

In just a few moments, we're also going to be joined by the run game coordinator and running backs coach,

Tony Alford, in his second year here in Ann Arbor.

And then we're going to have one of his players, a guy that's made a lot of noise since he's been in Ann Arbor.

That's Justice Haynes.

Three touchdowns against New Mexico, another one against Oklahoma to start the second half.

He's been very productive, so excited to sit down and talk to him. And it probably is only second to my excitement that when Michigan takes on the Chippewas on Saturday, it's going to be a noon start.

No more of these 7.30, 8 o'clock primetime games.

Those are fun, but football should be played at noon.

We'll tie a bow on the Oklahoma game and we'll get you ready for Central Michigan Saturday at noon in just a few moments on Inside Michigan football brought to you by Learfield.

Join again by head coach Sharon Moore and coach, now that you look back on the game,

now that you had a chance to watch the film.

What's your reaction of seeing offense, defense, and special teams?

Yeah, you know, first on offense, just the consistency with the execution of what we

needed to do in all, you know, whether it was the running game or passing game, whether it

be spacing in the passing game, whether it be timing, and then run game,

just consistency with each guy on each block and knowing how to do it, not really the what to do,

but more the how, and executing that at a consistent level.

So take a look at all that and all avenues on offense to make sure that we windle it down

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