Michigan and Michigan State need clean wins more than pretty ones

And we are going to start off talking about our college football teams

Big weekends for both Michigan and Michigan State. You rewind back to last weekend

Last weekend, it was all about style points for both squads. You wanted to see MSU look competent against Notre Dame

I'd say job well done. Michigan, it was all about blowing out UTEP

I'll say job done. I don't know if I can say it was done well, But you look at the first half, it was an ugly first half

The second half, that was the Michigan football team we have been dying to see all season long

They ended up getting the win in blowout fashion, but the first half was not pretty

Now this weekend is a totally different narrative for both teams. When it comes to Michigan State, when it comes to Michigan, the objective is simple

Win your games. MSU against Nebraska. Michigan has got Iowa. A couple of respectable challenges for both teams

MSU and Nebraska, a little bit of a pick-em. If Michigan State can win that game in any capacity, doesn't need to be pretty

It can be ugly. Doesn't matter to me whatsoever. If when it all said and done Michigan State gets the win over Nebraska job well done That all MSU has to do and I actually be impressed I give kudos to Sparty if they can get that win against Nebraska As for Michigan

same objective. You have to win the game. I don't give a monkey scrotum if it's pretty or not

You don't need to dominate them. You don't need to completely annihilate them. You can squeak by

like you did against Oklahoma. Iowa's a solid team. They are a ranked team. They are right by

in the standings. If Michigan can get this win, if they can do so in dominance, I'll be thrilled

but if they can get this win in any capacity, I think that gives this Wolverines team an absolute

jolt. I think that's a confidence boost for our quarterback Bryce Underwood. We saw Carr get some

playing time. I know fans love seeing that against UTEP. He looks pretty solid in that role, but

Michigan this weekend has to win. If they can win against ranked Iowa, that is two wins against two

ranked opponents. If you can start off your season 4-0 with a couple of ranked victories, then I think

the nation can really start to look at Michigan as a potential threat to win the Big Ten and a

potential threat to actually make it into the expanded college football playoffs. That's my take

when it comes to our college football teams