Hello, everybody. Welcome to the Wolverine 24-7 podcast, your audio source for all things, Michigan football, basketball, and recruiting. I'm your host, Zach Shaw.

Steve Lorenz here with me talking Michigan's 31 to 6 win over Bowling Green in which the Wolverines moved to 3-0 on the season, finished non-conference play with a 96 to 16 scoring differential.

Seeing that we are recording this on Monday, you know, Steve and I are both talking,

probably going to shift to more of a big picture or medium picture episode.

You know, we're not going to sit here and pour over this play or that play against a Mac team.

But we are going to talk about some of the things we

saw over the last three weeks, maybe what surprised us, what impressed us, what we still probably

need to see. I'll have a story over at the Michiganinsider.com, Michigan at 247 sports.com,

that kind of digs into my thoughts, it's going to be looking at the things that we learned about

Michigan during on-conference playing, the things that we learned about Michigan during

conference playing, the things we still want to learn. Some things the jury is still out on. So

be sure to check out that along with all sorts of stories from the weekly press conferences,

from the game, the recruiting side of things, all of those angles over at the Michiganinsider.com,

Michigan at 247sports.com. So Steve, looking at this bowling green game, I mean, it ended up

being a pretty similar looking game to maybe a little less scoring than necessarily expected.

But it ended up being a pretty dominant game.

Michigan got the reserves back.

But I think, you know, a lot of people are talking about the J.J. McCarthy

interceptions, and we'll get to that.

But I think the one thing that isn't being discussed enough on the offensive side,

I felt like Blake Corum looked like himself.

And I felt like Michigan's run game was a little bit more effective. We've talked in these other episodes, doesn't need to, they don't need to run for

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