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ANN ARBOR – You have probably heard of singing his praises.
Jim Harbaugh actually did it.
After a question about defense after Michigan's 42-7 victory over the Penn State, ranked 14th on Saturday, Harbaugh then listed several players and their big hits.
Then he mentioned Don Brown, his defensive coordinator.
"The most impressive thing – the most impressive thing is Don Brown," said Harbaugh. "It reminds me of the old 70's jingle:" When you told Don Brownnn, you said it all. "
"It's the king – it's the king of defensive coordinators – it's so great."
Michigan's top-ranked defense has forced the Penn State less than 186 total offensive yards. The group started a shutout until 1:59 into the game, when the Nittany Lions scored a late touchdown.
Michigan is bold, without shame and wins football matches
PSU had less than 6 yards at halftime.
"Just all guys," Harbaugh said. "All guys play football, it could be Brandon Watson playing big, but it could be Lavert (Hill) or Metellus or Khaleke (Hudson)."
Watson, a senior, returned an interception to 62 yards for a touchdown. David Long also proposed an interception. Michigan (8-1, 6-0 Big Ten) also totaled five sacks of the match.
The 186-yard effort was marked by a game after Michigan held the state of Michigan to a total 94-yard touchdown. The Spartans also scored 7 points in that game, a 21-7 victory for Michigan, the second-most points allowed by the Wolverines this season.
They did not exclude a team.
"Coach Brown was an interesting character tonight," said defensive wing Chase Winovich. "Because I was expecting at one point this excited and happy attitude to manifest.
"I'm not an expert at interpreting people's emotions, but I think the guy has bigger things in his mind – he's already gone to next week."
Michigan football wanted to increase the score on Penn State
WEBBER TALKS TO THE TEAM: Chris Webber, the former Fab Five star, was back in Ann Arbor this weekend, as honorary captain of the Michigan football team before the match against Penn State.
Wearing a Michigan No. 4 football jersey with his last name on the back, Webber was warmly applauded by Michigan Stadium fans.
A day earlier, he had spoken to the football team.
"He did a phenomenal job," Harbaugh said. "He had a great message to convey to the team – it was good to watch all of our guys who want to have a picture with him afterwards – it was really cool."
BLACK RETURNS: After a brief appearance in Michigan's Michigan victory on October 20, wide receiver Tarik Black made his full return on Saturday.
Black did not record an official take, but did call back a touchdown in the fourth quarter due to a penalty maintenance.
"We are all aware of the hard work he has done to return with us," said quarterback Shea Patterson. "Just to make this game, it's an incredible feeling."
Michigan dominate the teams after the first quarter
UPDATE OF INJURIES: Speaking of injuries, Black was one of three dubious Michigan players before Saturday's game.
He joined Juwann Bushell-Beatty, who started at the right tackle and looked great. Just like defender Rashan Gary, who has been injured in the shoulder during the last three games.
The only major injury known after Saturday's victory was the broken collarbone of quarterback Dylan McCaffrey.
HIGDON ALMOST AT 1K: Karan Higdon racked up 96 rushing yards, a top in the 132-yard game, 33 yards lower than his previous season total and 37 yards per 1,000 meters.
Higdon is in second place in the Big Ten with total rushing yards per game at 120.4 and ninth at the national level. Also do not forget that he missed a game earlier in the season.
NEW DEPARTURE TIME: The Michigan match on Saturday at Rutgers will start at 3:30 pm. AND and broadcast on Big Ten Network, announced the school Sunday morning.
The only remaining part of the Michigan calendar with no start time is November 10 against Indiana, the last home game of the regular season, which could take place on Monday.
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