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

Two days before Michigan's 2022 spring game, the first one in three years. So we'll be there at the big house on Saturday.

We're going to talk about that as spring ball wraps up. We will also discuss basketball, some off-season storylines, transfer portal type of stuff

at the end as well. That's kind of, man, talking about these coaches in the basketball world,

it's like the season ends and the work begins for these guys putting together rosters when you

don't know what you have and all the numbers and all that. So it's super hard. But we'll get to some of that and obviously a ton of moving pieces. But let's start with spring football. Coming to a close here, excited for Saturday. It should be a real game, 12-minute quarters, 12-minute halftime, two minutes in between the quarter. So it's going to move fast action-packed. Quarterbacks will be live other than Cade McNamara, who's going to play on both teams,

which I guess makes it fair, right?

And one, you know, one team to know two days ago.

Yeah, exactly.

So, yeah, one team doesn't just get him.

There is some buzz, though.

I'm hearing surrounding one team. I can't say

which team, but the guys are feeling good. We talked to a couple of guys today that we're, you know,

already kind of talking a little bit of trash saying that the other team's going to, you know,

have to eat hot dogs on Saturday night and all that. But let's start with you, CB. What are you

most excited to watch for on Saturday?

Position group, a player, you know, just the festivities overall.

What do you most excited for?

A football game with a crowd.

You know, I go back to when I was in school of Michigan and my dad would come down

and we would sit there and it'd be sunny in 48 degrees and you're

and you're just soaking it in and it was an actual spirited football game and I remember one year

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