This October, a remarkable true story comes to the big screen. I have Tourette syndrome, and it makes me tick. In the film, critics are calling powerful and life-affirming. The problem is that people don't know enough. I doubt to Rets. I can sit here, but I can help this lad. Laugh out loud, funny and uplifting. That young man would not harm a fly, and he makes a damn fine cup of tea. With a brilliant lead

performance, it's unmissable. Starring Robert Arameo, Maxine P, Peter Mullen and Shirley Henderson,

I swear, in Cinemas October 10. What is the state of Michigan football post Jim Harbaugh? 8 and 5 is never

good enough in Ann Arbor. Everyone knows that. But in the middle of that,

you find a way to beat your biggest rivals, you find a way to beat the eventual national champs,

you find a way to beat Alabama, and you sign the highest rated recruit in program history. That was

the building year for 2025 for you to showcase to the world. You are still and always will be

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We're just happy to see you guys. Got another great regular season prediction show for you today.

Remember, single team, and why not? We've already done Ohio State. We've already done Georgia.

We've already done Alabama. If you haven't seen those, check them out.

Today, we're going to stay in the Big Ten with David Cohn, former Michigan quarterback's alma mater, the Michigan Wolverines as usual. Blaine Crane, former Western State, Colorado, wide receiver is. That doesn't mean those other teams are better than Michigan. Say that again? They went first. That doesn't mean that. Oh, we'll see. I mean, Ohio State didn't win record predictions. So you have to put them in. You have to accept that, David. They did win it. They did win it. You'll beat it, but they did win it.

All right, just to let you guys know, we're going to go game by game, but these are just the regular season predictions. The 12-game regular season schedule slate, we are going to get to who we think is going to win the Natty, who's going to win the Heisman, who's going to make the playoff, and who's going to win what conference.

Here in a couple weeks as we're barreling toward college football season. But when you look at this Michigan team, and Cohn, I do want to cede the floor to you for most of this. We hear about Bryce Underwood. We're waiting to see, can he become what we think and what some others think he can be

or even get close to it as a true freshman playing. But when you look at the rest of this Michigan

roster, offensively, defensively, and even special teams, where you feel good, obviously,

about your place kicking, where do you feel like this Michigan team ranks from a roster

standpoint, from a talent standpoint, as compared to what we've seen the last three to five years

from Michigan? Look, last year was a very interesting year because you're coming off of a

national championship and you're sending, you know, 13, 14 guys to the NFL in like a program

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