Welcome back to the Wolverine.com podcast. Clayton Safee here with Chris Ballas and Anthony Broom.

Coming to you on a Sunday, unusual, but a little bit of an emergency type of addition.

Some big news here. You never know. We were talking before we went on air. You wake up every day in this job.

You never know what you're going to get. It's been a little busier than expected with

Josh Gaddis leaving Michigan as the offensive coordinator to take the same role at Miami

under first year head coach Mario Cristobal. They're starting to build something there. But

Gaddis, after three seasons, his best one being this past one, when, you know, Sharon Moore was

promoted up to co-o-o-c and, you know, a lot more involvement from the rest of the staff. And, you know, Sharon Moore was promoted up to COOC and, you know, a lot more

involvement from the rest of the staff. And, you know, culminated in a Big Ten championship,

but he is out the door. Now as Harbaugh is back, it's been a crazy week if you go back seven

days, what we, the, you know, twists and turns, Harbaugh going to Minneapolis and all of that.

But still working on, you know, now hiring a defensive coordinator, hiring an offensive coordinator,

that'll be top of the list for Jim Harbaugh here going forward.

Josh Gaddis in a text to his players kind of aired out some dirty laundry a little bit in terms of saying,

you know,

he feels like he didn't have quite the support from the administration that he wanted as well.

He said, yeah, I was told a different story to me about the very little appreciation I have here from the administration.

In life, I would never advise anyone to be where they're not wanted.

He advised that to his players as well on the way out, which is odd, unusual. You know, I thought it was a little weird, but let's talk all about that. Chris, your initial reaction on, you know, some Sunday news. You know what else did? It confirmed what we'd been reporting all week that Josh Dattis was not next in line for the head coaching job at Michigan.

Now, he didn't get the jobs that I think was Virginia, right? Virginia and Duke were he interviewed.

And so, but to assume, I guess, that you're going to get the Michigan job when you didn't get the Duke job and the Virginia job, which on the pecking order, maybe a little bit lower, especially coming off a Big Ten championship season and a playoff appearance. And I think he knew it, though. And that's what we kind of said all week is that I think he understood that over the last several weeks that it was

not his job and that he would not have been the first one in the pecking order, even on the internal

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