All right, welcome on into the wolverine.com podcast. Clayton Safi here with a couple of special guests,

Mikasov, is the founder of Yoke Gaming and subsequently the Ann Arbor NIL Club.

And Mike Morris, as everybody knows, senior edge rusher on the Michigan football team standout

defender, leader of this team.

We'll talk to him a little bit about some football stuff, what they're doing NIL-wise,

and also Mick as well.

And Mick, I guess we'll start with you.

Yoke gaming, then you guys have these clubs all around the country, kind of digital communities

where you're connecting the fans with the country, kind of digital communities where you're

connecting the fans with the players. Obviously a cool thing with NIL going on, Ann Arbor NIL Club. People can check that out. But I guess just tell us a little bit about what you're doing, how this came about, and how you're working with guys like Mike now. Yeah, for sure. So, I mean, we're really excited to be able to work with Mike and his teammates.

I think they're probably up there with the best group of guys in terms of just executing and working together as a team to, you know, rely on the same stuff you rely on on Saturday,

work together. Everyone executes, everyone on the same page, and a lot of good things happen.

But yeah, we build fan engagement

technology for student athletes and our software is all about enabling teams to grow their own

business through building community. And I think that's what you're seeing with the Ann Arbor

NIL Club. They're off to a really awesome start. There's more than a thousand fans that have

already joined their community. They have an

app coming later this year, and I think they're making a lot of awesome progress, and hopefully

we'll get other sports involved here pretty soon. But I think, you know, Mike and those guys are

off to a really great start building their community. Mike, from a player's perspective,

you guys have a ton going on football school other nil opportunities

I guess why was this a fit for you guys and how did you guys get involved um I mean it's easy access

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