And we're back, folks, we're another edition of Behind the Uniform. This is where we take you inside the lives of the players who wear the uniform for the University of Michigan and talk about what they do on the field of play, but also find out who they are away from the field of play. And something unique this year, we are going to get inside the lives of the guys, at least some of the guys, who are embarking upon their Michigan careers as they start them first time with freshmen as they are getting started on their University of Michigan careers.

And so we got with a few guys, a few guys from a freshman class that we chose to come on the behind uniform platform.

And one of them that we chose to start things off with us this year is Mr. Andrew Marsh.

Andrew, how are you?

I'm doing good. A pleasure to be here.

Thank you for having me as well. I'm doing good, really, just getting ready for camp now.

I'm ready to go into season, make something happen, make some plays.

Yeah, man, glad that you can be with us. You've actually had the opportunity to get your feet wet, you know, getting

some action in first spring and now getting ready for camp. So let's talk about the transition.

What was spring ball like for you? It was a lot for sure, especially getting here.

It was nice to get here in December, being able to work out, kind of get some weight on me before heading into spring ball.

But spring ball was definitely something that I experienced, had to learn.

I felt like I got a lot better, though.

Obviously, it's process and stuff like that.

So I just feel like the biggest difference was just coming here, high school and in college, it's big step up.

Everybody's good, everybody's ready to play, everybody's ready to work.

So, but I think overall it went well.

Yeah, man, there's an acclamation to it for every single guy.

Make no mistake.

But what was the biggest part or the toughest part of the transition for you?

Was it the speed of the game?

Was it being away from home?

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