Michigan's offense has one simple task: don't turn the ball over. It is arguably the most explosive offense in the nation, so points will never be a problem this year.

Michigan's defense is where all the pressure lies. They rank near the bottom in yards allowed and points allowed, which is very untipical Wolverine defense. So how do they hold Purdue? Typically, I would say keep the ball in front of you. Make Purdue go for the big plays. But that hasn't worked yet this year. Every team has responded by marching down the field and scoring. So I would suggest they focus on putting pressure on Sean Robinson. He had three interceptions last week. So go after him. Make him make quck decisions. And hopefully force turnovers.