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Shameless shirt plug: This is for sale in our store. In case you’re sick of hearing about hate lately. Formation Notes: Michigan too had a version of their Nickel Over with a 4i-tech (Hutchinson), which I called Nickel Over 4i. Michigan had a 404 Tite front with their Nickel personnel at times, and also went to a 46 Bear. Also I added a new offensive play to our list called “TaTa Time,” which is when Taulia Tagovailoa starts running around with no plan whatsoever. Once again, if you ever find yourself recruiting against Maryland, I highly recommend sending the kid’s coach a copy of thi...

Formation Notes: Michigan started in 6-1-4 personnel. They also used more split formations with both DTs in the A gaps and Hutchinson way out over the TE. Substitution Notes: I couldn’t keep up. The six-man line went Ojabo-Jenkins-Hinton-Smith-Welschof-Hutchinson. The interior got a ton of rotation, while Hutchinson and Ojabo got the majority of the snaps at OLB. Ross was ever-present while Colson and NHG split the WLB snaps about 60-40. Turner started over Green but Green got plenty of go; Turner returned after going out for what appeared to be his wind knocked out. On the subject of offici...

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Continuing with the catchup Hellos from the first half of the season, we arrive on the guy I’d given up hope on, because Michigan got in on his charge up the rankings, then Ohio State got in as he kept charging, and I figured it would be rude to get in the way of something Ohio State wants. But did they want, or did Grant rise just high enough to pique their interest, but not quite enough to send an entire expedition to dig him out of the Indiana ice? It was quite the archaeological accomplishment. Grant isn’t just a DT. He’s not just a large DT. In fact, several recruiting reporters acr...

After listening to the podcast and reading Brian's game column, it sounds like Michigan could benefit from having a fullback. I wonder if they would consider (and if he'd be interested) in trying Michael Barrett out as a situational fullback? He was a dual threat QB in high school, they've trusted him to handle the ball on fake punts and kick returns and he obviously is good at drilling people. If he's a man without a position on defense now, maybe it's worth a look on offense.