Hello everybody. Welcome to the Wolverine 24-7 podcast, your audio source for all things, Michigan football, basketball, and recruiting. I'm your host, Zach Shaw.

Steve Lorenz here with me. And this podcast is all about the topic that I'm sure our listeners have been eagerly awaiting this episode.

Maybe not specifically, but the byproduct of this news is that this is the episode

where we talk about the return to football and Michigan football teams return to campus.

I know throughout the past three months, there's been speculation. There's still speculation.

I mean, nobody officially knows how the fans are going to be involved,

which games might be rescheduled or canceled or swapped out for a different game.

There's still a lot of unknowns, but the Michigan football team returns to campus this week.

And so we'll start broad and then we'll get specific.

There will be stories about this as well over at the Michiganinsider.com,

Michigan.247sports.com.

But we actually, in addition to our discussion, myself and Steve's,

Steve talked to tight end incoming freshman Matthew Hidner and kind of got

his perspective of how Michigan has handled, maybe not so much the return because they don't,

you know, that part hasn't happened yet, but how the team and the coaches have handled

the pandemic, the workouts, because that's a big part of it.

I mean, this, this 2020 season is going to be so fascinating to me because on one hand,

nothing might be different. It might just look the same. On the other hand, there were three

months where players had to kind of do their own due diligence on what to eat, how to work out,

you know, sleep habits, general life habits, and there weren't coaches, there weren't spring

practices, there weren't these plans.

And so Steve first, let's talk about this six-week plan.

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