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We have run the gamut in our conversation with EA, but we left the best for last EA.

We left the Michigan basketball conversations for the end here.

And they're fun conversations.

The best start in the history of the program after their drubbing of Penn State last night. They won last night 110 69. They're 21 and 1 on the season. That's the best start in the history of the program. They're 11 and 1 and they're sitting at the top of the conference. They've got a grueling stretch down the home stretch here as well. But the team is great. And they went to the game on Friday night and they went up to East Lansingansing. And of course, they got the victory. But, yeah, I know you were watching. You're paying attention closely, and you follow social media. So I'm sure that before the game ever tipped off, you saw the picture of Dusty May sitting in front of the student sections and getting an earful, a not radio friendly language earful from the is zone. and he just smirked at him and then he

turned around and he smirked the tom iso as well what a great friday night for michigan up at

michigan state last week uh foot view it's a great um college basketball moment uh that's that's an iconic boosting of that rivalry.

And I think that that's from the national perspective.

That was a very cool iconic situation.

But from a local perspective, Dussie's got swagger.

I mean, I have to say, he kind of surprised me when when when when when he

was hired i was like okay this is like a nice energetic guy um who's who's who's who's going and

visiting the rats and he's getting everybody fired up and i think he can coach but there's another

level to him obviously uh that he is just as much of a bulldog as anybody else, including

Izzo, in the sport. And I think we saw that, or at least I saw that, maybe you guys see that all

the time. I saw that this week, not only before the game when he's just, not only the way,

because a lot of coaches, they sit on the bench, they just kind of hunch forward and hands class, but he was like, bring it, like,

leaning back as if he was, like, washing his hair with it.

It was, it was a very swagger-filled moment.

He backed it up, the team backed it up.

I love the composure that Michigan had because in that situation, in that building, it's very easy to get rattled. It's very easy to get

mad. And he coached them not only from an X&O's perspective, but he coached them from a mental

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