Will it be Washington's defense or Michigan's offense that is the difference in the game

Always College Football with Greg McElroy

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🗓️ 8 January 2024

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Dan Mullen has called plays in National Title games and he gives his insight on what to expect from both Michigan and Washington's offenses and how they prepared for the game. Booger breaks down the advantages that Michigan might have on Washington and what the Huskies can do to flip the script. | Always College Football Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Jim Hartball made a promise. I want to get Michigan back to promise. It all comes to a
0:04.0	to a head Monday night because if they're to win this game I think it says more about their
0:09.3	journey than anything else that we can kind of put into it as far as this new age of college football.
0:15.0	Hello and welcome to always college football.
0:21.0	It is Sunday here in Houston, Texas. NRG Stadium right behind me,
0:25.8	the site of the National Championship, Michigan and Washington, will kick off a little more
0:32.3	than 24 hours from right now. We have a lot that we need to do though before we get to kick off.
0:38.0	We have tons of shows on the E-S-B-N family of networks tomorrow.
0:42.0	We of course will be with you after the game on always college football
0:47.0	So lock in to the ESPN YouTube channel to the podcast. We'll be with you from
0:51.4	inside the building hopefully confetti falling on the field when we tape our segment to talk about what just went down right in front of us.
1:00.0	I'll be calling the game on radio as well, so if want to tune into the radio show that would be awesome as well.
1:05.6	We have a terrific show in store for you today. We're gonna have Dan Mullen on.
1:08.9	He's gonna join us first and will be followed by Booger McFarland.
1:13.3	Dan Mullen coached in multiple national championships,
1:16.5	called plays in multiple national championships.
1:19.1	I want to talk about the thought process
1:21.4	that goes into putting the offensive game plan
1:23.4	together and then Booker McFarland won two Super Bowls he's played against elite
1:28.0	quarterbacks in the past what would he do if he were a defensive tackle for the Michigan Wolverines playing against Michael
1:34.7	Penix and if he were a defensive tackle for Washington, how would he stop the run
1:39.2	headlined by Blake Corum?
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