Zeke Berry

Brand ambassadors Trey McKinney from basketball.

Zeke Berry from Michigan football.

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And right now there's a chance for you to get a night out on them.

It does.

And you can run counters to that that create interceptions, and then they did, and they called a counter to it, and Zeke Berry has nobody on the inside, and all he has to do is jump that route, and he's got to pick six.

He... takes a bad step, and then he waits on it, and then the tight end gets it, and then he misses the tackle on the tight end, and he actually gets a first down on it.

And I was like, that is – you look at that zone.

They typically have a good running game.

So the defensive line, in my opinion, is been very very consistent kind of sets the tone and then the back end has to hold up uh against what they can possibly get off as we're firing our guns at them so uh gyre hill i hope you had a little bit of a wake-up call everybody else i think played pretty well uh zeke berry was a guy i didn't see much of today another name that just didn't show up is zeke berry healthy or is he out

he's out there at the end uh because i think gyre hill got banged up uh gyre hill was not out there On that last drive, it was Zeke Berry, Smith Snowden, and Shamari Earls.

But Whittingham said I caught a little bit of his press conference before coming down here.

It seems like no big deal there.

Fourth and ball game after an incomplete pass from Hank Brown.

Zeke Berry, a fifth-year senior who played for Jim Harbaugh on a national title team, takes three steps and shoves a receiver out of bounds, gets a stupid personal foul penalty.

Mm.

Now on the second breath they go down the field, they score a touchdown, and now Michigan went from a winner to a loser.

And I thought that would correlate to better results on the field.

And we just, whether it's been bad body language or just yeah, pre-snap penalties or unnecessary penalties like that Iowa game, Zeke Berry just hits a guy out of bounds.

You can't do that at that situation.

Iowa hadn't really done anything offensively until that final drive, and then they just marched down the field in a two-minute drill.

Uh, Michigan ended up punting, and that led to an Iowa missed field goal, but again, time taken off the clock that they didn't need.

And then finally, obviously the, the big one, it was about to be fourth and 12 from the Iowa 40, but Zeke Berry's unnecessary roughness extended the drive, allowed them to get into a place where they were, you know, the, put, put the ball p- past midfield and allowed them to continue driving, and they ultimately won the game on a walk-off.

Uh, Minnesota, also a bucket of fun.

Uh, first quarter, uh, a p- uh, pass interference that was a phantom pass interference, uh, honestly on Chris Bracey negated a third and seven from the Michigan 11.

Against Iowa, there were five.

Uh, here, actually, uh, there's more than that.

It just, I don't, I forgot to list the, uh, Zeke Berry penalty.

But, uh, a first down was erased, and they ended up punting with, uh, the holding.

Chris Bracey instead of Earl Little? No.

Zeke Berry or Jair Hill or Smith Snowden instead of the corners or Nichols? Not if Jake Timmons is healthy.

No, no.

I mean, Dom Nichols is Dom Nichols somewhere.

Mm-hmm.

They're the most chirpy, cheap shotting team of the last couple years and the, and the chickens finally came home to roost when Zeke Berry got that penalty that basically allowed Iowa to win the game just by cheap shotting a guy out of bounds.

Michigan's been doing that for several years now.

So it's not just the lack of discipline in people's personal lives or in their commentary, it's the way they perform in the stadium.

And there were some missed tackles last game.

Zeke Berry was a little bit-

Yeah

... uh, off, a- after that terrible penalty that he took at Iowa.