Greetings, everyone. Happy on Sunday now, Sunday, December 3rd here in Indianapolis.

Michigan has won its third straight Big Ten championship with a 26-0 shutout over the Iowa Hawkeyes.

A sloppy game, not fun to watch in a lot of areas, but at the end of the day, covered the spread.

You out Iowa to Iowa, and this was, again, defensively, A-plus-plus.

Offensively, I mean, you can go ahead and put a grade on it.

We'll talk about all of it here, but Ryan, your, and let me just say this really quick.

Don't look this up, but I'm pretty sure Tony Petiti just ran the fastest laser time 40-yard dash in the history of this stadium.

Don't look it up.

It's unverifiable.

Just take my word for it.

He gave the trophy to Zach Zinter and got the hell out of there.

So Coward's way out, so to speak, if you want to call it that.

But Ryan Van Bogan, as we sit here now just after the clock striking midnight on this game,

on the regular season, on the eve of the college football playoff being revealed,

your initial thoughts on this game.

What an effort, Friday, the defense and special teams most especially to get this win and not have a fall off after arguably one of the biggest

Michigan Ohio state games that we've ever had one of the most impactful games that we've

ever had even though it's a Big Ten championship game,

I think it'd be very easy for Michigan to come in here without maturity or leadership

and not get up, not get momentum early in this game,

allow Iowa to hang around longer than what they should have and make this a game.

But credit to the Michigan team, the Michigan defense specifically,

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