And we are back, folks, another edition of the Michigan Basketball Insider, Sam Webb and Tim McCormick, who, again, you know by now, one of the all-time greats here at the University of Michigan.

And then, of course, first-round draft pick in the NBA, where he played for a number of years before getting into the broadcast business.

And now a color commentator when it comes to the college basketball scene at ESPN certainly brings his analysis as well to Pistons broadcast over on Fox Sports Detroit.

And of course, right here on the Michigan Basketball Insider.

Once again, Tim, how are you, my man?

I'm good.

I'm doing really well, Sam.

And today's a big day in the podcast.

You know, first of all, we got the NBA draft, which

unbelievable memories for me, just one of my favorite days ever. And we're also getting some

clarity on the college basketball season. You know, we're looking at the non-conference games,

and I just, I think it's going to be a really

interesting year. Lots of stuff to talk about every single week. Yeah, there is a lot to talk

about every single week. And finally, now we have a Big Ten basketball schedule to talk about

since it was just released. So let's just start there with you tackling that, your initial thoughts on Michigan schedule

and the Big Ten schedule as a whole.

Sam, I don't want you to think I'm strange, but I have to tell you, I'm so happy to have

the Big Ten schedule.

I copied it on my printer, and I held it in my hands. I didn't hug it, but I was just so happy.

I reviewed it over and over. It just made me feel a little bit better, more, more reality that

this can work out. And when I reviewed the schedule, I saw 20 games, obviously December 13th is the opener versus Penn State.

And then I was really surprised.

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