And welcome to another edition of the Michigan Football Film Study, focused on the offense with Al Borges,

and we are reflecting upon an utter domination, a butt-whooping, a curb stomping, an evisceration,

an ass-thrashing.

I mean, we can, I've run out of synonyms, Al, Bore, just to talk about the epic beatdown

that was unleashed.

You act like I'm exaggerating, Al.

I'm just giving you an accurate assessment of what we saw in the football field as

Michigan ran all over Penn State,

41 to 17. How you doing this week? No, I don't, I don't really think you're exaggerated.

It's just your manner and your approach and your posturing. I don't think there's any question.

This was a bludgeoning. And a little bit, 418 yards, who would have thought that? Now, I know,

you know, Michigan's a good running team, don't get me wrong, but it is Penn State. I mean,

you're thinking you're going to get more resistance than that. And they didn't. And it was,

you could say it was a tail of two halves. Yes, it was in terms of the score, but it really wasn't in terms of the way they manned

had one.

They had 18 first downs in the first half to Penn State's one, and the game was only a two-point game,

but up front it was 150 to nothing, okay?

So, yeah, I mean, there's a lot of things to talk about in this game,

but the one's got to be at the top of the list is the physical ass kicking

that happened on the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball.

And even I listened to Pisa James Franklin's press conference.

That's the first thing out of his mouth is they got beat on both sides of the ball.

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