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Saturday was the Michigan football spring game.

Mays team ends up winning the game 7-6th with a late score after the game.

We heard from players on, I believe on both teams.

On the May side, we heard from Celessi Moa and we heard heard from, um, on that, I'll see, actually, what side did the Lugard play on? But we heard from, uh, on the other side we as well, we heard from Savian Hyder, who was in the Blue Squad. We heard from Tommy Carr, who quarterback for both sides. And so we're going to start actually on the, on the office side of the ball. We're going to start with the running back Savian Hyder, who ended up in the game with 10 carries for 44 yards. Then we're going to hear from Tommy Carr, who had himself a pretty nice game playing quarterback for both teams once we got passed through the first quarter. Where Bryce was playing quarterback for both teams. So let's hear from we'll start on the offensive side with running back Savian Heider. We'll hear from a couple of freshmen, in fact, the segment. Let's hear first from running back Savian Hyder after the Michigan football spring game on Saturday now here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTK. Freaking your journey, how has you been so far? And what did you learn so far since you've been here? I mean, learning a lot from Jordan Marshall and TA.

I mean, they've been coaching me up every day.

And Jordan is basically my mentor.

He's coaching me up on anything, any mistakes that I have.

I'm looking to fix it.

Speaking of your performance today, you kind of breaking tackle, staying on balance.

Yeah, I mean, I really get as much as playing time as advertised.

But, I mean, I just try to play my game and do the best I could.

What's been easier?

What's been harder for you throughout the 15 practices?

I've been learning to get better at Pass Pro.

That was one of my negatives, but I've gotten really good at it through TA and him coaching me up with that.

When you're playing your game, what is your game?

Um, play very physical. I mean, I feel like nobody can tackle me on the field.

That's what I had to go on in every draft.

How different is the college experience

compared to expectations, essentially? It's very different. Like, the only thing that I really had to

get adjusted to was the cold, but, I mean, I got adjusted that quick. Did you have to pick up

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