And we are back, folks here on the Michigan Insider, on the Big 1050 WTCA, online at the big 1050.com, Sam Webb, Mr. I rewind, travel on the other side.

And joining us as he does every Wednesday, top of the 8 o'clock hour is our good friend Mike Spath, taking us inside the huddle.

Mike, good morning.

How are you on this Michigan State twice last weekend Wednesday, my friend?

Oh, I am in the best of moods, gentlemen. And yeah, it was obviously a great victory on Friday night,

skinny, and then to turn around it, you know,

the whole family watched the game on Sunday for the women's teams to win in overtime.

It was doubly sweet this weekend, that's for sure.

Yeah, man, it was definitely one of those games that I will remember in this history of

this rivalry.

It will really stand out to me because of Dusty Mays.

I mean, the win, obviously, but because of Dusty Mays, sort of calling his shot before the game going out and sitting in front of the Michigan State students, I just think that is one of the most epic moments that I can remember in the history of this rivalry.

I wonder how that hit you.

Yeah, I mean, I didn't know about it until after the game, maybe even the day after, is when I saw some of the, you know, I'm not on much social media anymore, and so I didn't, you know, if it was being posted on Twitter or acts or like that, I didn't see it. So the next day I saw it, and I thought, like, man, like, what a ultimate, you know, chef's dumping that was. And I love his quote about it, is that, hey, that kind of stuff doesn't bother me, but I was, I was there, and all of something started grading me, and I was going to get up, and I thought, no, I'm not giving them. I am not giving them an inch.

And I tell you what, this comment essentially that I'm not giving them any type of satisfaction,

I think is how this game played out.

Because to me, what really stood out about what Michigan did is when you go into the

Brezlin Center and the teams, the Michigan teams that have won in the Brezlin Center and have had key moments of this rivalry history, mostly under the John

B-Line era, have always done something that Michigan State takes great pride.

They've always been able to get underneath the skin of their opponent.

Michigan State probably does this better than any program in college basketball, and it's certainly the big ten of getting

underneath your skin and getting you out of sorts. And I thought on Friday, Michigan completely

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