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

Coming up in a little bit, we're going to get back to the basketball conversation with our steady drop-and-dimes crew as we get ready for tonight's matchup between Michigan and Wake Forest.

The Wolverine Deacon Challenge at Little Sees Arena.

We will talk Michigan women's basketball in a little less than an hour from now with the return of Tuesdays with KBA.

As we have the first visit with Kim Barngerico, Michigan women's basketball coach coming up at 825 this morning here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTK.

But in the meantime, let's get to the conclusion of Sharon Moore's meeting with the media yesterday now here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTCA. We talked a little bit about Jordan Marshall's workload and maybe wanted to limit that a little bit. How much do you guys feel like you could put on Jasper Parker to do a little bit more? Where's he at in his development? Yeah, he's in a great place. It keeps getting better and better.

Him and Bryson Coosdale, you'll see both of those guys on Saturday. Both of those guys will get a chance to carry the ball and protect and do different things because you've got to keep it balanced. You can't just have them in there and run the ball. Then they're in there. They just scream out run. So they'll both be in there to do a couple things to help take the load off of Jasper,

off of Jordan.

And they've done a really good job throughout the week.

Coach Alfred and Coach Jackson do a great job of coaching them.

They coach them hard.

They push them.

So we'll see more of them as we go through the week.

In the back right, Angelique.

I was going to ask you about the backs also behind Jordan.

Can you describe maybe Jason's, I mean, that party, Bryson's, what his technique is, and what his style is?

Yeah, he's got a, I mean, he's probably the second fastest behind justice, if not close to his speed. He's a fast dude, man. I would love to see him get out in open space and see what happens, see if anybody can catch him, because I don't know

if they will. But he hit some of those runs in the last game. I think he only had like four

or something carries, but he hit

him hard, he hit him physical, ran as physical as we've seen him run. I was really proud of how he

ran in that game, especially when you know it's a run and you got to stop the run. And he ran downhill,

he ran fast, he ran physical. And he could make people miss. So it'll be interesting to watch

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