Welcome on Into the Wolverine.com podcast. Clayton Safie here with Chris Ballas and Anthony

Broome on Thursday, January 29th. We're here to talk some Michigan football. The schedule is out for

the 2026 season. We'll also talk Michigan's win over Nebraska on Tuesday night on the hardwood

as well as preview. Michigan against Michigan state a top 10 battle in east lansing

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So you can see what Michigan's schedule may look like days in advance.

Chris reported the proposed schedule, kind of a draft of the schedule that ended up being

exactly what Michigan's Big Ten schedule is for the

2026 season. So let's start there. I can rattle it off. But again, if you were a member over

on the Wolverine.com, you had a good idea of what this was going to look like beforehand.

So let's break this thing down. We knew the non-conference games. Western Michigan is the opener on

September 5th, Oklahoma at home, September 12th. U-TEP comes in on September 19th, and Michigan,

beginning with four straight home games because the Big Ten opener is Iowa on September 26th. Then

they will travel to Minneapolis to take on Minnesota, October 3rd.

Buy week, October 10, it's the only buy of the year.

We've had two straight years.

We have the two buys, but fans don't have to sit through another two-by year

without Michigan football on a couple different dates.

Penn State comes to town on October 17th,

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