Welcome on into the Wolverine.com podcast. Clayton Safie here with Chris Ballas and Anthony Broom,

previewing Michigan against Iowa. Drop a like on the video if you're watching on YouTube.

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Its first win in Iowa City since 2005, an overtime game, 2320.

Losers of four straight there.

Obviously a tough environment will get into that.

Rematch of the Big Ten championship game from last season, 42 to 3 Michigan win.

Michigan running up the score a little bit at the end.

And now it's that week.

I think we probably talked about it last year where it was like, yeah, they're going to have to go there and kind of face that. But at the same time, as Jim Harbaugh has said before, greatness doesn't fear consequences. So here we go. This is going to be where they have the chance to, Iowa has a chance to get some revenge. I know some of their players have talked about that. Michigan, a chance to kind of have a statement game here, semi-early,

almost mid-season at this point. First of all, though, I mean, in terms of Michigan, and I know

Iowa's dealing with some injuries as well, but things kind of mounting up on the Michigan side

of things, the last few games, Michigan, no Donovan Edwards, but things kind of mounting up on the Michigan side of things,

the last few games, Michigan, no Donovan Edwards, the last few games, no Trevor Keegan,

no Carson Barnhart.

We haven't seen Nikai Hill Green this season, Cade McNamara, backup quarterback, injured.

Obviously, I would believe that Donovan Edwards will be out there on Saturday,

but your guys' thoughts on just how this has affected Michigan and how it could play out on Saturday. I think the offensive line depth is being tested guys. And I think it's a good thing. I think G. Al Hottie has played relatively well. He's no Trevor Keegan. But Keegan's got a little more experience there. It'd be nice to get Keegan back. We've heard mixed things there.

I don't expect him back this week, so, but I do expect Carson Barnhart to be healthy. So it'll be interesting to see who they plug in there. Carson Barnhart or G.O. L. Hottie, I think they're both good options. So that'll be good. The interior line is going to face its biggest challenge of the year. no question about it.

So they need Donovan Edwards back there because you don't want Blake Coramela. But the interior line is going to face its biggest challenge of the year. No question about it.

So they need Donovan Edwards back there because you don't want Blake Coram out there toting it 30 times against this defense.

And you want Donovan Edwards available in the passing game and maybe match them up with some of those linebackers.

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