Welcome on in to the Wolverine.com podcast. Clayton Safie here with Chris Ballas and our

newest member of our team, Aunt Wright, former Michigan basketball player. You've probably

seen him on Twitter. He's all over the place. He's going to be working with us here.

He already did a couple film breakdowns for us over at the Wolverine.com. So, super excited to

have you, Ant. Well, thanks for having me.

I really appreciate it. I can't wait to see where this whole thing goes.

Yeah, I'll tell you what. We've got big plans for you, man. So we've been looking to expand

our basketball coverage for a long time and what better way than to get a Michigan man on board.

One thing I want to ask you first off, man, because you played for John Beline. And we're looking at the offense. And the first year that Juan was here, he tweaked some things. But there weren't some major differences. It seemed to me like he ran a lot of the stuff that Beline did. What are some of the differences you've seen in the way that Jawan does things compared to John B-Line?

That's interesting.

So when it comes to J-Wan, he allows guys a lot more freedom.

When it comes to B-Line, it was more of a strict motion with a set of rules.

If a guy cuts a certain way, the whole play changes.

When it comes to J- Joanne, I mean,

you have Isaiah in a midpost, you have Isaiah in the corner, you have Isaiah bringing the ball up and picking rolls. He didn't do that for B-line. And he's much more of a players coach, Joannis, where he's going to want guys to do more,

rather with like B-line.

He just wanted you to do like your two best things all the time to like maximize the

offense.

And he's going to put you in one of those five spots to help maximize the offense. And he's going to put you in one of those five spots to help maximize the whole machine of the two-guard B-line offense.

Yeah, it was interesting watching some of the motions, though, being so similar early, but he's really adapted.

And clearly, the post offense is a staple of a Joe Juan Howard offense.

And you look at a guy like Hunter Dickinson and everything goes inside out. But he still wants shooters on the floor. I can imagine, I mean, no matter what, right? In this day and age, you have to have some shooters on the floor. Otherwise, your offense is going to bog down. You have to. and that's kind of what's been stagnant with this team is that they haven't,

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