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

Online at the big 1050.com, Sam Webb, Mr. Irohine, tribe on the other side.

And joining us as he does every single Monday.

But this is the first Monday that we can say he's joined us to talk about a national champion in basketball.

None of them than the mayor of Michigan

Twitter, our good friend Scott Bell. Scott, how are you this morning? Feeling good. Still

quite surreal and might be floating a bit, but happy to be here to chat as always.

Yeah, so just your take on this team on its, just your take on the kind of season they had reflections on the journey.

And then historical context about how this team stacks up not just in Michigan, but in the Big Ten.

Incredible.

And just to see how it ended last Monday night,

it feels kind of just like the wrapping the bow on the season so well,

based on all the things we've talked about sort of every Monday over the course

of this season is this team can win in so many different ways and this team is so battle tested

and has such an eclectic range of skills and things that can call on that they're they can win a

game a lot of different ways. And you think about Michigan getting

to this point, getting to this grand stage, and to get to the national championship game,

and to hit the cold spell that it did shooting, I think that's going to be curtains for 95% of college basketball, but for for Michigan to be so

battle tested, to be able to win so many types of games, the fast tempos, the slow tempos, the inside

games, the outside games on their own terms, on another team's terms. It was ready to win an ugly

game, and that's exactly what it did.

And to do it that way after really being a walking highlight reel for the first five

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