And we are back here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTCA online at the big 1050.com.

And we are also live on the Michigan Basketball Insider on all of our channels on YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter.

I'm happy to bring those folks in as we catch up with the big fella, my big

fella, our big fella, one of the greatest players in the history of Michigan high school

basketball committed to Michigan, became one of the best in the land out of the college

basketball scene. A NBA draft pick as a first round draft pick where he did his thing in the NBA for 10 seasons before becoming one of the best basketball commentators in the land,

best play by play guys out there.

And of course, right here with us breaking down Michigan basketball on the

Michigan basketball insider Timmy back then McCormick is with us Tim good morning how are you

fantastic Sam good to see you good to see you my friend so much that I want to get into

this segment so we're going to put you right on the hot seat, Tim. I'm going to put you on the

hot seat with me. My man, because you're my big fella. You go to war with you. So I said,

as we're talking about the honoring of Trey Burke's jersey tonight, this is a distinction that few

Wolverines get. I made a statement about his significance in Michigan basketball history that I want to get your thoughts on,

but not until I get your take on Trey Burke's career, his impact at Michigan, and what he means to Michigan basketball.

Well, the big thing is taking your team to a Final Four and a championship game.

The other thing is National Player of the Year.

Not many people can ever accomplish that.

He stayed for two years, and I think that, hey, that's fine. I mean, I left a year earlier.

Like, you've got to, you've got to take advantage of the situation when, when it's appropriate.

I think that I will never forget his iconic plays. The foul, I think it was against Peyton

Seva. I can't remember for sure. And also the three

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