Michigan Falls to OSU, Dev Stresses Process Over Results, Is Sherrone the Right Man for the Job?
THE BLUE PRINT: A podcast on the Michigan WolverinesShow Notes
On the latest episode of The Blue Print, Devin Gardner and Jake Butt recap Ohio State’s 27-9 win over the Wolverines. Jake points out the unfortunate reality that Michigan just does not appear to be in the Buckeye’s class right now while Devin stresses that it isn’t necessarily time to jump ship but it’s not time to be sipping Mai Tai’s either.
Then, Devin breaks down Bryce Underwood’s performance stressing the need to emphasize process over results; sure, there were some plays that netted Michigan positive gains, but did they go about getting them the right way?
And finally, the guys address the question that many of the fans have been asking: is Sherrone Moore the right man for this job? Jake and Devin share their thoughts.
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