The Michigan Insider’s Sam Webb joined Friday’s edition of The Paul Finebaum Show to break down the Rose Bowl matchup between Michigan and Alabama. The conversation touched on Alabama’s decision to not to use IPads due the sign gate allegations against Michigan, why Michigan’s offense sputtered down the stretch, the quarterback matchup, and more. To view the interview in its entirety, press play on the embed at the bottom of this story.
Earlier in the day Michigan offensive coordinator Sherrone Moore shared his thoughts on the challenges the Crimson Tide defense will present when toe meets leather Monday.
“The first thing you’re gonna see is physicality,” Moore said. “They’re gonna play with great fundamentals, great technique, they’re gonna be extremely gaps sound, play with discipline, and they’re gonna be fast. They’re gonna be athletic at every position. Every guy on the defense is probably gonna get drafted. Every guy on the defense is probably gonna play in the NFL for a long time. So you’re gonna see a bunch of talented guys, but not only with the talent, you (also) see a bunch of guys that play as a team and as a unit. Very similar to our defense. So, we know that they’re a really good defense. We know they play against really good teams. We’re just very excited to play this team… a physical football team, and try to match that physicality and that dominance that they have.”
