Welcome on in another Monday night episode of the Wolverine podcast here on the Wolverine YouTube channel.

Also for those of you, shout out to the folks that don't watch live and we'll catch us in the podcast feed after the fact.

Anthony Broom here with Clayton Safie.

It would just be the two of us tonight talking another dismantling of Ohio State. I can't even believe those words

are coming out of my mouth. It's about time. We'll take your questions on that. We will preview

Saturdays Big Ten Championship, at least an early preview. We'll do the full preview on Thursday

of this game with Purdue. And then just a busy news day, too. Cade McNamara is in the transfer

portal.

Big Ten weighs in on the tunnel stuff and all that type of discourse going on.

But before we get things started, first, leave a like on this video below, subscribe to

our YouTube channel.

And I'll also intro of my esteemed co-host, Clayton Safie, who got to take in the last few minutes of that

game on the field. Yeah, it was incredible. What a weekend. What a day for Michigan. Just talking

to people in the aftermath and our conversations on the trip home with all of us, including Chris

Ballas and John Borton for part of it.

It was one of the best performances from a Michigan team in history.

Doug Karsh said an article over at the Wolverine.com, check that out.

Michigan's Play-by-Playman, that it's probably the most impressive game he's covered.

I was talking to John Borton, who obviously has been doing this a lot longer than us.

After the game, he said it's one of the top second halves that he's ever seen.

And it's definitely the best performance I've ever seen from a Michigan team.

Just unbelievable, the way they hung in there in the first half, despite, you know, not being

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