Welcome back into the Wolverine.com podcast.

It's the ballast and skiing show.

That's ballast and skiing.

I was going to say, wait a minute.

Shouldn't that be flipped around?

I said that last week.

I don't have any idea how that happened, but I'll take it.

It's alphabetical.

It's alphabetical.

Yeah, apparently.

But here I am wearing gear from home field that you helped create essentially Big Ten 1992, Big Ten champions here. We're going to talk about Homefield in a second. We're going to get you one of these. But, man, we were in school at the same time. You were down there busting your butt, and I was in the stands avoiding all the marshmallows and stuff like that back in the day when they had them you remember that

the marshal oh yeah I remember that's throwing them marshmallows and I I never quite understood

that I didn't either but you remember ballast you remember when we were kids the throwing of the

toilet paper rolls yes yes and it was awesome it was awesome and whatever happened to that

I think I think that

Michigan fans need to bring that back. Yes, I do too. And not the marshmallows, though, man. No, not the marshmallows. Bring back the phone paper streamers, man. That was cool. Yeah. When it got cold, it was getting hit with those marshmallows and they put nickels and stuff in And I'm trying to watch the damn game.

You know, these kids are like, man, anyway,'d put nickels and stuff in them. And I'm trying to watch the damn game.

You know, these kids are like, man, anyway, don't get me on my soapbox here. But let's talk about home field for a second. Gear like this, it's retro, man, Big Ten 1999 to champions. Doug Skeen's last year of being a Big Ten champion, five in a row. We're going to bring out the rings here in a couple of weeks and show those off too.

But home field, I want to say thanks to them um home field is a

premium college collegiate apparel brand based in indianapolis commitment to creating incredibly

comfortable officially licensed apparel with vintage college designs like this one uh growing

collection of over 150 plus colleges to choose from, of course,

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