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There's Peter Schrager across the table for me.

Cameron Wolf as well.

He is normally stationed either in a blizzard or in blazing heat, but you are in climate control today, so we're happy for you. I love it. 72 degrees. Perfect. And perfect. Josh Mattelis, Viking safety here as well. What I'm done? How we doing? Quickly, we were just talking about the Harbaughs and how they've had an effect on your family, having been recruited and played for Michigan for those four years. Harbaugh, back in the league, you're just telling us a really fun story about how he got you to Michigan in the first place. Just tell us really quick about you. Yeah. So, you know, being a competitive guy that he is, he was in Miami during my high school season and there was three guys on my team, me and two other guys

that actually went to Michigan. So, you know, he came over to the house and we sat down and

played spades for like almost four hours. Wow. I think, you know, just being in a moment like

that with, you know, a coach, you know, especially a coach of his caliber, you know, knowing who he was,

knowing the things he's done, and knowing that I want to play for his school, I want to play for him, you know, being there sitting down and just playing cards and seeing a different side of him, but seeing the competitiveness and the desire to just want to win in a car game, you know, I think he might have beat us almost every time too. I think, I don't, like, against you. We kept playing because I kept wanting to play because I wanted to beat him. But he kept winning. And I think that's just a testament to who he is as a person. And that's what drew me to him. I'm a very competitive person. You can see that on the field. And, you know, I was drawn to his competitiveness, you know,

and I was drawn to his just person and his good character. You talk about the spades. I want to know details now. So he's slamming down when he's cutting the books. It was very, like, passive, aggressive. Like, he didn't slam it down, but the way he put it down, he knew. He knew it was winning. That's my book. That's my book.

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