Welcome back inside the Ann Arbor Studios of the Big 1050 WTKA online at the big 1050.com.

I'm going to get back to Michigan football in a moment, but just a note getting really sunny out

there, but it's still foggy. Fog is lifting, but still looks a little bit foggy out there this morning.

It's super foggy on my drive-in this morning. That's obviously about an hour and a half plus

ago, but still super foggy this morning. Take extra time about an hour and a half plus ago, but still, super foggy

this morning. Take extra time to get to where you're going and have a great Tuesday as we welcome you back to the Michigan Insider here on the Big 1050 WTCA online at the big 1050.com. So classless Jack, cry baby Sawyer. What do you want to call him? I don't really care. It doesn't matter to me. But Jack Storr just cannot get out of it. He just cannot stop crying.

He cannot stop whining. Baby Sawyer, what do you want to call him? I don't really care. It doesn't matter to me. But Jack Sawyer just cannot get out of it.

He just cannot stop crying.

He cannot stop whining.

He went on his new teammate, and former Buckeye, but his new teammate, Cam Hayward

with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Cam Hayward hosts a podcast called Not Just Football Podcast.

And Cry Baby Sawyer went on there and well, guess what?

He's still crying.

He says, quote, I'll say this.

I think they beat us straight up last year, obviously, and the year before.

But my sophomore year, we left the field and we were like, this feels weird.

We lost by double digits. And it felt like we had the, we beat the field and we were like, this feels weird. We lost by double digits.

And it felt like we had the, we beat the, and it felt like we had beat the bleep out of them all game. You know, we ran a screen pass that we had never put in, not the formation, not the look anything. And like you see them on the sideline. They're doing the signals and we change it. We audible to it or whatever.

And when we run it, all the D-Lyman, as soon as the ball is snapped,

the lineback we change it, we audible to it or whatever.

And when we run it all the de-linemen, as soon as the ball is snapped, the linebackers, everybody, they sniffed it out. We ran a tight end screen from the 25-yard line going in and they snuff it out on first and 10. So, first of all, Conor Stallions actually went on social media and explained all this. but does he not understand what he's even saying?

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