Greetings, everyone. It is Monday, February 23rd, here on the Wolverine.com podcast, Anthony Broome, Chris Ballas and Clayton Safie, here with you at 6 p.m. on a Monday night, as we are most weeks. Last week was an exception to the rule, of course, but we are back alive this week.

Lots to talk about whether it be Michigan hoops, whether it be Big Ten title race, the Duke game. Clayton and Chris were there. I want to get some of their thoughts on that. I know they did a great job with their post game in D.C. over the weekend. Kyle Whittingham came up in a top coaches list on Monday. I want to hit on that. And of course, like we do every week, we will take your questions to end the show. But to fellas, welcome back in. Good to be here. Would have liked to brought home a win, but it is what it is, guys. On to Minnesota, onto a Big Ten title. And, boy, a lot of, there's a little more angst than I thought after this loss from a

michigan fan base but i guess that's message boards right we see the the fanatic the really fanatical

fans and it sucks but you know what it's not the end of the world yep i'm doing well excited to

get into all of it it was uh it was a fun time out electric environment. And yeah, too bad Michigan couldn't win. But, you know, I think a good experience for them. Positive overall. I'm sure we'll get into it.

Well, I'm not mad. I'm just disappointed. I passed you the baton. I did think of that. I did think of. I'm glad it was a good trip, but, you know, again, not mad.

I would have, Anthony, I would have hit some of those jumpers if it were me.

I had no control over the game.

I'm going down to Indiana or in Illinois on Friday, and if they lose again,

everybody's going to be like, all right, just send in Anthony and just get the hell out of their ballast.

So I might have to go remedy that on my own. I may or may not be there. We'll see that as the week progresses. But yeah, we will talk about that game. We will talk about some of the follow from it. You're right. I mean, kind of a strange. And maybe we're so, we'll be honest. I mean, we're in a bit of an echo chamber. We're on the fort all day. A great, the best,

the best message board in college sports, as far as I'm concerned. You're on there. And I'll be

honest, I watched that game, you know, had an obligation Saturday, wasn't in D.C., watched it from a,

from a family friend's birthday party. And so watch that mostly detached from the board

discourse, the social media discourse. And it didn't bother me as much as it seemed to bother a lot

of people. But no disrespect to the posters. A lot of the people who post online, they watched the basketball games like they would watch a football game. And it's all or everything or nothing at all. And we'll talk about some of the nuances of all that. I don't want to take shots at anyone, but I think it's fair to relax. I think it's okay to take a deep breath and realize, like we said last week, that was a bit of a free square. So we will talk about that game. We'll talk about Dusty May, had his weekly press conference today. Their turn of the page pretty quickly back to Big Ten play here and a chance to not hang a banner this week, but secure one. So we will talk about all that.

And like I said before,

we will take your questions to end the show. So those will come from the fort. And also from our live chat here on YouTube. So feel free to send your questions. Use the super chats to push yourself from the line. And we'll go from there. So before we do that, though, We do want to thank our sponsors for tonight's show over at the Drelikman Group at UBS.

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