Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh tells reporters that the play of the offensive line has improved. Orion Sang, Detroit Free Press
The question came and was, initially, circumvented.
Speaking via telephone during his weekly radio show Monday night, Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh was asked about why there weren't more big plays — either executed or called — during Saturday's 24-17 loss at Notre Dame in the opener.
The answer stayed in line with most of the day's public message.
"(To) people who asked where the big play was, there was a big play," Harbaugh said.