Greetings, Anthony Broom here from NRG Stadium in Houston.

A little bit after, I don't know if you heard about this.

Michigan football won the 2023 National Championship, 15 and 0,

first national championship since the 1997 season,

first outright national championship since the 1948 season.

Every narrative has been killed.

Every narrative has been destroyed. Every narrative has been destroyed.

Michigan is a champion for 365 more days, and people are just going to have to deal with

that.

Anthony Broome, of course, here with former Michigan defensive lineman Ryan Van Bergen.

Thanks for staying up with us tonight, but guess what?

I mean, you guys weren't going to sleep anyways waiting years for this. A lot of people waiting 25 years. People waiting for through the missed opportunities over the years. But that doesn't matter anymore. The narrative is slayed. Michigan is on top of the college football world again. Ryan Van Bergen, where's your head at right now? I've had a little bit of time to

cool off, but man, oh man, they pulled it off. They did it. They pulled it off. They did it.

They cemented the legacy that everyone who's ever worn the winged helmet hopes to cement,

and they did it in a way that was undeniable.

They took all comers, which I heard Jim Harbaugh say at the end of the game.

And not only did they take all 11 that decided to cross the sideline and strap it up against

these guys, but the distractions, the different things that have happened throughout this season

that could have deterred or derailed a lesser team. But the leadership, the character, the toughness, the grit, the things that

this team have. I mean, this is the best football team in all 144 years of Michigan football.

I think that is undeniable as well. So to have been a part of it,

to have worn the same helmet,

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