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answer. Sir. The year of the Michigan Insider on the Big Ten50 WTA online at the Big Ten50.com and it is M. Go, blog, round table, time.

Brian Cook, Seth Fisher, Craig Ross, are in the building,

and it is USC Week.

It is new quarterback week. You know, we're to let you know we're going to have Brian Cook be an offensive coordinator today. It's O.C. time. That's right.

O. C. is going to tell us how he will put together a game plan for Alex Orgy.

You're going to say, O.C. O. B. C. How would you craft a game plan for Alex Orgy moving forward? How would it look?

Well, how should it work? How would you craft it?

O. C. So we've seen this this year,

Georgia Tech versus Florida State.

We saw it when Scott Frost brought his Central Florida team to Michigan and they out hit Michigan of course

We've seen it the modern version of what Richrod was doing yet a lot of threats to both sides of the field and then the

quarterback can threaten vertically with his legs. You get, you know, a pretty

steady dose of just your base runs runs just inside zone power and you use the

quarterback either as a runner on some of those to get an extra blocker or to

hold the defensive end outside you run run some belly stuff, you run a bunch of waggle in the flat,

and then you bring out some of the old like, you know, 2006 era spread and shred stuff we used to call this inverted veer. It's now called power read across college football

Where it's basically just you run a power you leave the the playside defense event unblocked and you threatened to get outside with him.

Michigan ran that last week.

It was Kale Mullings, or was that against Texas?

I think it was against Texas.

Kale Mullings took the outside option and got in space against the safety, but wasn't

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