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Steve Lorenz, Bryce Maritch and special guest, Alan True, filling in for Sam Webb here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTKA.

Another guy that actually wasn't at the camp, I want to ask about kind of going still in state but outside was someone that reminded me.

Actually, it was the very first assignment you sent me to was to see Pioneer against Cast Tech years ago at Reinerson Stadium in at Eastern.

And I was supposed to see all these, you know, cast tech like Royce Jenkinsstones and all the guys that cast tag. And I remember I called you afterwards. I was like, Alan, dude, they had this dude that pioneer that was just like six touchdowns. And he just, I don't know who he is, but he's definitely D1. And you're like, all right, well, look him up. We'll learn more about him. And it happened to be Drake johnson and so he turned out to be a pretty good

prospect and so i had the same kind of thing happened two years ago when i was at how belville

i was watching this running back and i'm like this kid is just tearing up belville and i'm like

who is this kid's running back and it happened to be b Bryce Kish, who's now, I mean, on another end, another service, very high, highly ranked. And so he's picked up a ton of offers, including Michigan. So can you just talk about his rise, I guess, of what you've seen from him. And where does he project? I know Michigan

likes him at, like, linebacker, but I feel like he could even be an edge. Like, I feel like there's so

many possibilities with his game. So what do you think about him? Yeah. Good, good kind of call back

to Drake Johnson. I mean, and to that belville game because it was

actually i think after that game is not not last year's game two years ago when they played

belville that it was afterwards that belville staff actually mentioned to me like hey you should

take a look at this kid from howell um he's now a legitimate if he he's not 6-4, he's 6-3 plus 220-some pounds. And last year was

his first year running track and he ran 11-1 in the 100. So he can go. And, you know,

they're a primarily, I think, a wingtie system.

So he's played tailback in that, played a lot more defense last year.

And I think that's where schools started to say, you know, that's where we can see him project.

Some schools like him as a traditional offball, Sam, maybe a Mike.

Some of them like him, as you mentioned, standing up on the edge.

I think there's some possibility even that eventually he just gets big enough to where his hand is down. So, you know, to use Michigan examples, is he Chase Winovich? Is he Jake Ryan? I think he

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