Welcome back to another edition of the Wolverine.com podcast. My name is Chris Ballas with me, Doug

Skeen. We've missed you skiing. Michigan's former L Big Ten offensive linemen. First thing's first,

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So this is a guy. This is your former teammate and punter who used to wear a mullet. He and I text throughout the season. Yep. Yeah, yeah. And this guy used to freaking have a mullet. And here he is ripping him on my hair because now he's a pretty boy. and because he did some acting in Hollywood and you know the guy

by the now he's a pretty boy and because he did some acting in

Hollywood and you know the guy by the way he's a pretty talented actor I have to admit so

we're not on stapleton level no no and he's a pretty good guy anyway skein let's talk a

little bit about first things first the the Jim Harbaugh rumors.

And we were talking off the air here for a minute about the changing landscape of college football.

And Bill Parcells once said something to you, your coach at New England, and he said, every team is different.

I don't care how many of you are back.

If we have 90% of our guys here,

it's different. The NFL is different than college football. Maybe it's not as much anymore. And the trend is that the college football is becoming more and more like the NFL.

Yeah, that was that was 1990, three or four when I was in New England there and that we had a team meeting and Bill Parcells

was talking to the team. It was an offseason. It was one of those offseason, you know,

meetings there. And in the point that you described there was absolutely valid. And it hit

me like a ton of bricks, certainly in the NFL more than it did in college. But I think it applied

to college back then, certainly more now. Whatever your team is this year, championship, no championship,

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