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Greg McElroy reflects on Michigan ‘flexing’ against a Nebraska team that ‘really isn’t ready’
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Greg McElroy knows that it’s not possible to do Michigan better than Jim Harbaugh.
McElroy broke down some of the games from the Week 5 slate on Sunday. One of the games he talked about on the latest edition of the Always College Football podcast was Michigan-Nebraska.
In case you didn’t notice, the reigning B1G champs are still very good. While McElroy still has hope that Nebraska will be a tough team to face in the future, that won’t be possible against Michigan at this point.
“You can’t out-Michigan Michigan. Nebraska’s just not built (enough), it’s not a good matchup for them,” McElroy said. “Michigan flexing on a team that really isn’t ready to take advantage of what might have been question marks in some areas.
“Not gonna happen. I didn’t really learn anything from Nebraska. I still think Nebraska’s gonna be a tough team in time, but not against Michigan. I think there’s a lot to feel good about where Michigan’s at. Especially on the defensive side. I think the offense, yes, there’s some things I would like to see tweaked, but defensively, man they are cooking with gas.”
Michigan moved to 5-0, while Nebraska goes back under .500 with a 2-3 record. Minnesota is up next for Harbaugh and Matt Rhule travels to Champaign in Week 6.
Grant Bricker covers the B1G for Saturday Tradition. His previous stops include the Williamson Homepage and Nashville Post.