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Steve Clark, nothing easy about Michigan's schedule next year.

It is a gauntlet, and we now have it in front of us what it's going to be as far as Michigan's schedule next year?

Your impressions, your thoughts?

Well, yeah, a lot tougher than last year.

And I didn't think Michigan's football schedule was easy last year,

having to play road games at Nebraska, Oklahoma, and USC.

But this, you know, Michigan's playing the top dogs in this one,

either home or away.

Michigan having, on their nine-game conference schedule, Michigan having five of those

games at home versus four on the road, it is an even year.

So that's what happens.

The old Big Ten Eastern Division is able to get the five home games on the even years.

And so that means eight home games, four on the road overall this year.

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