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In the wake of Michigan’s crushing 21-7 loss to Illinois, Phil Callihan and Clint Derringer dive deep into the team’s offensive struggles, turnovers, and questionable coaching decisions that have cast a shadow over the season. With the team’s bowl hopes on the line, they stress how critical it is for the Wolverines to regroup, simplify their game plan, and focus on running the ball effectively. As they look ahead to the must-win rivalry game against Michigan State, Callihan and Derringer emphasize the desperation surrounding the Wolverines, urging fans to tune in and engage as the team fights to salvage its season.

In this episode, Phil Callihan and Clint Derringer break down Michigan's pivotal matchup against Illinois, focusing on the team's struggles in road games and the need for clean execution. With Illinois showing strength in close games, Michigan’s offense, led by QB Jack Tuttle, must step up against Illinois' formidable defense. They emphasize the importance of consistent offensive line play, strong defensive tackling, and dominating all phases of the game to keep Michigan’s playoff hopes alive. This is a must-listen for fans eager to dive into the game’s key storylines and Michigan’s path forward.

In this episode of the U M Go Blue podcast, Phil Callihan and Clint Derringer dive into the controversy surrounding Michigan football and Connor Stalions, whose role in decoding opponents' signals sparked a media frenzy and led to Jim Harbaugh’s suspension nearly derailing Michigan 2023 National Championship run. They debate the NCAA's swift response compared to other scandals, express frustration over media sensationalism, and call for more transparency and accountability from college football officials. With insights on Stalions’ impact on Michigan’s season and the broader implications for the sport, this episode is a must-listen for fans seeking clarity and context in the ongoing drama.

Don’t miss this episode of the U M Go Blue podcast as hosts Phil Callihan and Clint Derringer break down Michigan's tough 27-17 loss to Washington. They examine the struggles on both sides of the ball, from quarterback rotation issues and offensive line breakdowns to defensive failures in the second half. With critical insights from Sherrone Moore on the quarterback situation the Wolverines need stronger leadership from key players like Donovan Edwards and Will Johnson save this season. This episode explores how Michigan can bounce back during the bye week. Tune in for a deep dive into the team's challenges and how they can turn the season around.

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In the latest U M Go Blue podcast, Phil Callihan and Clint Derringer dive into Michigan's national championship rematch with Washington. Learn about key factors that will shape the game, from Michigan’s road performance and offensive line strength, to the importance of discipline, defense, and special teams execution. With insights from Sherrone Moore this episode highlights what Michigan must do to succeed in this close contest. With the odds against the Wolverines every play counts—don’t miss this engaging analysis of what could be a season-defining game!

In this episode of the U M Go Blue podcast, Phil Callihan and Clint Derringer break down Michigan’s 27-24 victory over Minnesota, focusing on a strong first half and the need for better second-half execution. They discuss the key role of Alex Orji in the run game, while stressing the importance of improving his passing accuracy. The health of the offensive line, defensive struggles late in the game, and officiating controversies are also examined. With a 4-1 record and a tough road game against Washington ahead, the conversation offers insight into the team’s challenges and areas for growth.

In the latest U M Go Blue podcast, Phil Callihan and Clint Derringer dive into Michigan's battle with Minnesota for the Little Brown Jug stressing the need for a dominant win to build momentum. They dive into Michigan's strong running game, Alex Orji's role as starting quarterback, and the team's need to show offensive creativity. The duo also highlights Minnesota's defensive strengths and offensive weaknesses, predicting a Michigan victory. With key players like Kalel Mullings and Donovan Edwards set to play pivotal roles, this episode offers a comprehensive look at Michigan's strategies and potential for success. Listen in for expert analysis and game insights!

In the latest U M Go Blue podcast, Phil Callihan and Clint Derringer break down Michigan's thrilling 27-24 victory over USC, spotlighting Kalel Mullings' explosive 63-yard run to setup the game winning touchdown and Will Johnson's electric pick-six. While USC coach Lincoln Riley blamed big plays for their loss, Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore credited the team's unity and run-first strategy. Clint called out the offensive coaching staff to better utilize their best players. With an electric game-day atmosphere and standout performances on defense, this episode dives into the team's resilience and looks ahead to continued success. Tune in for expert insights and analysis—don't miss out!

In the latest U M Go Blue podcast, Phil Callihan and Clint Derringer dive into Michigan's crucial upcoming matchup against USC, highlighting the switch to Alex Orji at quarterback. The game promises to be a tight contest. Key players like Kalel Mullings and Donovan Edwards will be essential, while Michigan's defense faces a stiff challenge against a rising USC team.

In the latest U M Go Blue podcast, Phil Callihan and Clint Derringer break down Michigan's 28-18 victory over Arkansas State, noting it as the team's best performance so far but still plagued with issues. They highlight concerns with the offense, particularly QB Davis Warren who threw three costly interceptions. The running game, led by Kalel Mullings and Donovan Edwards, was a bright spot, yet turnovers and penalties held back the team's progress. With a crucial game against USC looming, they stress the need for better quarterback play, improved offensive line performance, and solid execution in all three phases.