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I think you'll hear coaches say over and over again that we put more pressure on ourselves than any external factors could.

And so pressure doesn't bother me a bit.

If it does, you're in the wrong profession.

Welcome in. It's always college football.

I'm your host, Greg McElroy.

We are so happy to have you here with us today.

We are deep in spring football.

A lot to be looking at, a lot to be excited about,

a lot of storylines that are starting to come out. If you've been following our show for the last

couple of weeks, we've been giving you some spring intel, some whispers about what's been

going on around some of these programs, maybe a couple names to know guys that have popped

during practice over the last few weeks. And look, who knows that the buzz is real, but there's

buzz nonetheless, and we've covered it every step of the way here on ACF. Check back some of those

episodes. I'm sure your team might have been featured. So take a peek. And if it hasn't been featured

yet, it will be featured at some point here in the very near future. Look, we have a great show for you today. Kyle Whittingham will

join us, the head coach of the Michigan Wolverine. It's almost hard to say. It's a guy that's been

coaching college football since before I was born since the early 1980s. He's been kind of in the same building starting at Utah State, then of course at Utah for most of the last four decades. And now here at 65 years old, he says, yep, it's time. I'm going to go. I'm going to make a move to Ann Arbor. And I want to ask him about all that. I want to ask him why Michigan.

I want to ask him what he saw the second he walked into Schembeckler Hall for the first time,

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