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Matt Mistler here in studio for the rest of this hour.

And then coming up in the 1 o'clock hour, it's a live edition of the professor and the pundit podcast with Greg Dooley

and Steve Clark. And then at 3 o'clock, it'll be the M-Zone with Jamie Morris, myself, and

Big Sweet Larry Lee will join us as well before he has his little performance over at Arts,

beats, and Eats tonight. That's where he'll be at. But joining me in studio, I love when we get to talk to,

I obviously love when we talk to media members because I get to, you know, pick the brains of them,

you know, trying to figure out what they heard at some of the meetings. But what I love more than

anything is chatting it up with guys that have, that have played the game and guys that are still with the game and with the team itself.

And joining me in studio, he is the chairman of the football alumni of Michigan,

and you can learn more about it at Michigan Football Alumni.org.

Andy Borowski joins me.

Andy, first off, happy fantastic Friday and good Friday afternoon to you, my friend.

Well, thank you very much. I appreciate being here, and it's exciting. I still get the,

I still get the goosebumps as the game time. I don't miss the practice, but game time.

The two of days you're okay with leaving that one in the past. Yeah, but they don't have two days anymore. Really? I thought they wouldn't. They took them away. Oh, wow. Yeah. We used to go two days for six days. You'd have Sunday off and then two days for another six days. In film sessions or whatnot if you had that. Up at 7, 637, bed to about 10, 30, 11.

Whew.

And it was a long two weeks. And then, of course, juggling with school to go along with. That's why any time I've seen any, you know, anyone playing the game, whether they're dressed in, you know, in the maize and blue or whatever, you know, whatever university goes to, obviously, maize and blue is near and dear to my heart, but to see student athletes being able to juggle the academics and the athletics, it's always been just

mind-blowing to me, how they're able to keep the grades up and still be able to go out on

on Saturday or even with, like, the basketball squads twice a week.

Yes.

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