Welcome on into the Wolverine.com podcast. Clayton Safie here with Anthony Broome, Chris Ballas, out sick today, but we got a lot to get into here on Thursday, January 9th. Yesterday was the one-year anniversary of Michigan football winning its 12th National Championship. So, you know, some nostalgic moments on social media, things like that.

Yesterday, reminiscing on a year ago yesterday down in Houston, if you are still

basking in that goal, you're still the, if you're a Michigan fan, you're still the last

college football team to win a national championship.

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Had some big news earlier this week with senior tight end and fullback, Max Bredison, returning for his fifth year in

2025, set to pretty much be a lock to be a two-time captain on this Michigan team.

He would join his brother, former Michigan offensive lineman, Ben Bredison as a two-time captain.

I was looking at this too, Anthony.

There were seven two-time captains under Jim Harbaugh.

Max would become the first under Sharon Moore.

So a big-time feat there, but I mean, his impact on the field, run blocking, pass blocking, has caught

10 passes in his career, has been in on and had key blocks for pretty much every big run over

the last couple of years. This is a huge, huge addition, probably as big as it can get for a guy

that only has 10 career catches because his impact is, you know, is in so many different ways.

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