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You know, there are those years.

It's always fun and a privilege to be able to cover the team you love, right?

Now, it has its, does have its downside.

Like when they lose and you catch the wrath of the people like you coach your play,

you know, that comes with it.

But in years like this where the team is really good, it is so fun.

So fun.

It's really fun.

Really, really, really fun.

Watching the opposing fans before a game say, oh, we got Michigan's number.

Right.

And then by the end of the game we got Michigan's number. Right.

And then by the end of the game, those tweets are deleted. Right. And when it's like, when it's like the guy that you knew was the guy, but he's even more of the guy than you, than you even suspected or projected. Oh, and he's now, he's become public enemy number one of the big 10 for only one of the big 10 for only one reason, Sam.

Winning.

And he did.

Well, and he's now, he's become public enemy number one of the Big Ten for only one reason, Sam. Winning. And he did. Well, and he doesn't bend the knee to Tom Izzo. He does not bend the knee. It's, oh, well, he, hey, you got a problem. Just call me. Did you happen to notice how sane both coaches were during the game last night? I love it. To me, best two coaches in the Big Ten last night. Best two coaches in the Big Ten. And then the second game last night, the opposite of sanity on the two benches. Iles Citori. Joining us to talk about that. And much more is our good friend Mike's bath going inside the huddle. Mike, good morning. How are you? Doing great guys. Yeah, I saw a lot of the highlights from the nightcap after the Michigan

game, so I'll look forward to chatting about that. But, you know, your comment, your comment

about, A, how much fun it is to watch this team, to cheer for this team.

You know, they, to some degree, continue to exceed expectations, right?

I mean, you're going into this game against Purdue and Macia Arena, arguably the hardest place to college basketball out of play, and they just blitz them, right?

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