WATCH: Sherrone Moore reacts to Michigan football victory over Wisconsin

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Michigan Wolverines football head coach Sherrone Moore met with the media following a 24-10 win over Wisconsin Saturday at The Big House. Watch video from his press conference above.

Watch video of Wisconsin head coach Luke Fickell below.

What Sherrone Moore said in his press conference

Here are some notable quotes from Michigan’s head coach:

• On dropped passes: “I think there’s been a big challenge in that room, right, to catch the ball. The first thing I said when I came back from torture … I felt like, but it wasn’t torture … the learning experience. We really talked about catching the ball away from your body. That’s the first thing we talked about, and I thought he does that naturally, and we continue to emphasize that all throughout the week. I thought him, obviously having a breakout game he did … 6 catches, 112 yards, a lot of great YAC along with 33 and a touchdown … just it was an unbelievable job by him and, and signs that we’ve seen all along.

“So, we’ll continue to emphasize that and put him in position to do that along with Andrew Marsh and those guys. Both of those guys had their best games they had the best games with the Wolverines and they’re really proud of their performance.”

• On quarterback Bryce Underwood’s improvement: “It could continue to get better and better and better and better and put more on his plate and give him more to do, and he just continues to learn. He’s never satisfied with himself and his progression, so, he did a really nice job and still had things to work on. It’s not perfect and he knows that, and we all know that, but he’s peaking at the right time for us and what I’m really proud of is how he’s taking care of the football overall. We had the loose ball there, but he’s not throwing it in the traffic a lot. He’s putting it on the money where he needs to in those contested catch situations.

“So, he continues to play at a really good level and we’ll continue to help him and do that.”

• On the impact of having Michigan graduate safety Rod Moore back at The Big House, with an interception highlighting his day: “His impact is something you can’t really describe, you know? He’s a coach on the field, he’s a coach in the meeting room, and then you just feel his energy when he’s on the field. It’s different; it’s special. You feel guys like him, just they don’t come along very much. He’s a guy that’s made plays here for a long time. The last time we had a pick in the Big House was against Ohio State ‘23 and then he comes across the field like a laser beam and picks it off today and stops the reverse.

“So I’m so proud of him, and what he’s done and how he continues to fight and what he’s done with his body and how he’s gotten better and feels like he’s faster now than he was before. So, great to have him back.”