Welcome on into the wolverine.com podcast. Clayton Safie here with Anthony Broome.

We are back in the state of Michigan after a short trip to Indianapolis.

Had some good steak at Prime 47 last night, but that was pretty much the highlight after Michigan

blows a 17 point second half lead to Indiana.

A brutal stretch, obviously.

I feel like everybody pretty much knows what happened at this point.

We'll talk a little bit about it, but we're going to talk more so about the situation that Michigan's now in, kind of waiting until Sunday for the selection show, trying to see

what seed they could potentially be if they're going to have to play in

the first four at Dayton, all of that.

There's other stuff going on around the bubble as well, which obviously is going to

factor into where Michigan ends up.

But Anthony, I guess your big thought coming out of that Indiana game for Michigan. I mean, played a great

first half, played a great first really 27 minutes of that game and then just completely fell

apart almost literally and figuratively. I mean, Devante Jones was falling down. Maybe it was

hurt at some point in the early first or early second half hunter dickinson was hitting the deck it just

looked like different guys a different team down the stretch completely crumbled and rick piso

said i guess on the broadcast that michigan just looked blank faced in those timeouts where they

were totally phased by the indiana run the indiana crowd that was i'd say close to 10,000 of them there, eight maybe, nine.

Raucous environment, but your thought out of that game.

I've never seen anything like it, Clayton, especially, you know, it feels like this year

with this Michigan team, we've seen them win every type of game you can win. They've won some rock fights. They've won some shootouts. We've seen them lose just about every type of game you can lose as well. When you have a slightly above 500 record, that's kind of what, you know, there's never been a better case to me, and I wrote about this yesterday after the game. There's never been a more clear case of you are what your record says you are than this current team.

17 and 14.

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