Welcome back inside the Ann Arbor Studios of the Big 1050WTCA online at the Big 1050.com. So the Michigan men's basketball team has a huge game tonight. Number one at number seven, Purdue. Top of the Big Ten standings obviously are at stake, although Michigan has a couple of game lead right now. But they've got a lot of big games left down their home stretch. And it's this week.

One is a non-conference game.

It doesn't impact the Big Ten.

But huge games for Michigan. You've got Purdue tonight. You've got Duke on Saturday in D.C. And then, of course, still some other big games down the stretch, including Illinois on the road. Michigan State at home. and so a lot still to play for the Michigan men's basketball team.

Yesterday, thus he may have met with the media to get State at home. And so a lot still to play for the Michigan men's basketball team.

Yesterday, Dusty May met with the media to get ready for their matchup tonight against Purdue.

So here is Dusty May from yesterday meeting with the media now here on the Michigan Insider

on the Big 1050 WTK.

We're excited to be playing extremely meaningful games with conference championship ramifications every single week

for the next three weeks.

So we'll start with some questions.

Go ahead, Tommy.

Yeah, Dusty, before we're getting in those games, there's a video circulating on social media the last couple days about the Axel.

I don't know if you could address it.

Yeah, obviously, I saw the video. It's been well circulated to this point. I have social media.

I follow social media, so I don't have to say someone showed it to me to act like I don't have it.

And I spoke at length with Yaxil about it. And the most disappointing part of it is that he feels really bad

about how he's perceived from children and those that look up to him. He said, Coach, I don't even

use that language in conversation. I don't like the way it makes me look. I feel terrible about it.

And then obviously how he's perceived to our fan base and those he cares about. Look, it's a great

lesson. It's one of the reasons he's here. He wanted to learn to be a better pro. And to be a better

pro, you need to have the mindset that you're probably always being recorded. And if there's ever a moment that someone can use that information against you, this is an old

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