Everyone's story is different in how they arrive in Ann Arbor and at the University of Michigan.

Yet the two individuals we will talk to here on this episode, Greg Glenn III and Jackson Selvalla,

approach their journey in a way we've heard before. Many people will skip a few steps and pass

on a few opportunities en route to Ann Arbor.

And what I mean by that is this.

The allure and the opportunity here was worth maybe giving up a few things or looking beyond

a few other potential opportunities.

In Glenn's case, he only took one visit.

That was to Michigan.

Let's be honest here, when you go on a visit to a school

as a potential recruit, the coaches, the staff members, they roll out the red carpet. It's recruiting,

after all. Glenn, based on his talent and his potential, could have enjoyed the full recruiting

experience, delving into several programs and getting the royal treatment,

and he still could have picked Michigan. Yet, Glenn visited U of M and then committed to U of M.

On the flip side, Salvala is a manager turned walk-on who could have played basketball right

away at some schools back east near his home. But he grew up in a Michigan family.

And the opportunity to represent the Wolverines to don the maize in blue in some capacity was

worth giving up that immediate chance to play. Selvalla was a manager and now he is a player on the team.

And there's no doubt that he would have played more in some of those other programs he

considered, but he has been a Wolverine since, in essence, birth.

And now he can contribute to the program and to one of the teams he grew up loving.

Now, that's not to say that Glenn or Salvalalla's approach and path to Michigan is better than any

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