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But let's get into Michigan, Michigan State, in-state rivalry week.

It is the 600th game that will be played at Michigan Stadium, the 115th meeting between Michigan and Michigan State.

Michigan leads the series 7138 to 5, but is losers of two straight

to the Spartans, 12th night game in Michigan Stadium history, Michigan 10 and 2 in those

matchups, 10 and 1 with fans in the stands had the loss to Wisconsin in 2020. Anthony,

let's start there with the night game atmosphere, second one of the year, but first real big game night game.

And we had a rocking big house a couple weeks ago for the noon game against Penn State.

But love these electric atmospheres with the night crowd.

Yeah, there was a buzz.

It was interesting.

Like a night game against Hawaii isn't typically a game that's

going to get a lot of people fired up. But given that that was J.J. McCarthy's first start, there was a bit of a palpable buzz to that one, and that, of course, was kind of rained on a bit, but tempered some of the excitement. But yeah, this is the first one of the year that is a, it's a big one.

I don't care what the record says about what Michigan State

brings into the game or the year that is a, it's a big one.

I don't care what the record says about what Michigan State brings into the game or the fact that it took them a month between wins and, you know,

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