Zach Marshall talks with Blue By Ninety
Joel & Justin are joined by Michigan Tight End Zack Marshall, discussing Fall Camp, being back in the Big House, and the 2026 season ahead.
Joel & Justin are joined by Michigan Tight End Zack Marshall, discussing Fall Camp, being back in the Big House, and the 2026 season ahead.
Michigan went from barely surviving Western Michigan to beating No. 11 Oklahoma in one week. So what did we actually learn about this team?
For three quarters, Michigan's defensive plan worked almost exactly the way it was supposed to.
Iowa could not run the ball. Hank Brown was uncomfortable whenever Michigan pressued him. Tony Diaz, the receiver most capable of creating an explosive play, was largely contained. The Hawkeyes had 129 yards, six first downs and zero offensive points through three quarters.
There is no mystery in Kyle Whittingham’s current evaluation of Bryce Underwood.
Four weeks into the season, Michigan’s head coach sees a quarterback playing faster, seeing more, and trusting what is around him.
Hogan Hansen didn’t need long to make his presence felt Saturday.
His first snap back ended with an opposing defender on the ground.
Michigan found a way to beat Penn State after Tommy Carr changed the second half. Indiana is a much tougher test of whether that offensive spark can become a real identity.
There are games you win and feel good about. There are games you win and immediately start figuring out what went wrong.
Michigan can put this one firmly in the second category.