And we are back, folks here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTCA.

Online at the big 1050.com, Sam Webb, Mr. Irointra.

On the other side, the majority of the morning spent dissecting Michigan's response to the NCAA's notice of allegations on, call it it sign gate.

And listen, I think the main takeaway is Michigan's tone.

If there's a broad brush, because lengthy, a lengthy piece in Yahoo Sports,

who somehow got their hands on.

At least they say a portion.

I don't know how big a portion of the 137 page report or response.

I don't know.

Did they get half the report? I don't know. Did they get half the report? I don't know.

They contacted the NCAA for comment, and the NCAA didn't give them on the record.

Comment, Ira. Who did they get this report from?

If not the NCAA, Ira. If not the NCAA, who did they get it from?

Yeah, please, pray tell Mr. Yidra. Pray tell. They certainly didn't get it from Michigan. Or maybe did. I don't, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

Anyway, what I glean from this is the fighting tone. This is what I

wanted to see because it was my take from the start that this was a grand embellishment, that it was taking advantage of the naivete

of the public, the frothing at the mouth of opponents that woven into the fabric of the sport

is signed stealing and this embellishment of of Michigan's practices was convenient.

Very convenient from a convenient excuse from people who got their asses kicked.

Now, that does not mean that there wasn't some wrongdoing.

There was some wrongdoing that was acknowledged here, but the level of wrongdoing that Michigan

is accused of committing is what is what is at issue.

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