The Wolverine: Covering University of Michigan Football and Sports
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INSIDE MICHIGAN ATHLETICS "I feel great. It was fun. I thought our team played really well. We made some changes in our lineup and our players really took advantage of it. I loved the chemistry and the enthusiasm we had … "I loved the personality of our team tonight. They were aggressive, hav- ing fun … that's the team I recognize. That's the team I expect, and we had gotten away from that. It's frustration. It's a tough conference, and you get some tough runs in the conference and it can really chip away at your confidence a little bit." — Michigan volleyball coach Mark Rosen after his team swept No. 14 Ohio State 3-0 on the road Nov. 14, after four straight conference losses "We're supposed to be the better team on paper, and I thought we were. But we haven't won the Stanley Cup. It's just a one-game weekend; we've got to take it from there. We know we'll have a tough opponent next week." — Michigan hockey coach Red Berenson following the Wolverines' 7-3 victory over Niagara Nov. 13; U-M was slated to face Boston University the fol- lowing weekend "In September, Rudock had moments where he looked like a liability. In October, he looked like a game manager. But not much more. "Now? Rudock's playing like a warrior. The best football of his life, on the biggest stage of his career with everything on the line and no margin for error." — MLive.com's Nick Baumgardner after U-M quarterback Jake Ru- dock combined to go 51-of-71 passing (71.8 percent) for 777 yards, eight touch- downs and just one interception against Rutgers and Indiana THEY SAID IT U-M head coach Jim Harbaugh on his weekly radio show when a caller asked how he could get his son to be a 6-5 quarterback "I take a vitamin every day. It's called a steak." PHOTO BY PER KJELDSEN