Good morning, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Happy Wednesday, everybody.

It is Wednesday, September 24th, 2025.

This is the Michigan Insider.

This is the Big 1050 WTCA online at the big 1050.com.

It has been 2,125 days, 2,125 days and counting since Ohio State last beat Michigan on the

football field.

A lot to get to on the show this morning.

We'll get to our weekly check-in with Michigan women's soccer coach, Jen Klein, in just

a little bit.

We also had a player availability with the Michigan football team yesterday. It is the by week, but we heard from a bunch of players. We're going to have an opportunity to bring a few of those guys to you this morning, in particular Nathan Afobee and Ray Sean Benny. So a couple of big men go into the trenches in the later on this hour to hear from Nathanophobia and Ray Sean Benny. And then in the 7 o'clock hour, it's a Wednesday, which means it'll be time for the Michigan football offensive breakdown with Al Borges. In the 8 o'clock hour, we're going to go inside the huddle with Michael's path. In the 9 o'clock hour, the midweek peak was Steve Clark. A lot to get to a busy Wednesday, despite the fact that it is a bye week in Ann Arbor.

And it might be a buy weekend in Arbor for football, but it is not a buy weekend when it comes

to a very, very, very, very busy weekend.

So the first thing you've got is Friday night.

Our friends from Ann Arbor's 107.1 and Bank of Ann Arbor and Destination Ann Arbor, et cetera.

They are bringing in down on Main Street, a one-day music fest coming up Friday from 4 until 10 p.m.

Free open to the public on Main Street with the minor pieces, Audrey Ray, Louis Lee,

and the headliner, the Michigan Rattlers,

terrific band.

So you want to check that out. Come on down to Ann Arbor, down on Main Street. It's got a catchy name. I wonder where that came from. All right. Come on down on Main Street. This is Friday, 4 to 10 p.m. Thanks to our friends at Bank of Ann Arbor. thanks to our friends at Ann Arbor's 107-1 and elsewhere.

So we're excited about that.

And, of course, that is the lead-in to Saturday when the Big House is going to host its first ever concert. You've got John Mayer. You've got Zach Brime. And as the first-ever concert, we are going to set a record for the biggest stadium concert in U.S. history at over 112,000 people.

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