Sherrone Moore addresses Brandyn Hillman's taunting penalty at Nebraska

Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore said at his press conference Monday that he enjoys how safety Brandyn Hillman deliver big hits and commended the energy he plays with.

Hillman is known for being an old school safety who isn't afraid to come down into the box and lay a shoulder into a running back, or do the same for a receiver coming across the middle of the field to deliver a big blow.

However, in the third quarter of Michigan's game at Nebraska this past Saturday, Hillman allowed his emotions to get the best of him after tauning the Huskers' sideline in the third quarter after the Wolverines defense came up with a big stop. The penalty allowed Dylan Raiola and the Husker offense to go down to get a field goal later in the drive to cut Michigan's lead to one score.

Moore said the situation with Hillman has been addressed, but wants to see him continue to play with physicality.

"You address it head on and it's already been addressed," Moore said. "It can't be a yelling, bantering because the kid plays so hard, plays so physical. He plays with emotion that you want. You just can't be emotional. Those things you've got to eliminate, but I don't want to take the fire out of him because he plays with a fire that you want."

Moore clarified what he wants to see from his team in post-play celebrations, saying he emphasizes for his players to celebrate with their teammates.