Greetings, everyone, from Michigan Stadium here on the Wolverine.com.

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You're listening to the podcast feed after the fact.

Anthony Broom here with Clayton Safie.

It's a little bit different of a backdrop for us.

We've been in front of basketball courts for the last month or so as that team worked

its way through a national championship run now. The page turns back to Michigan football. They

hold their annual spring game today at the big house. Nice to get back out here. A little cloudy,

a lot cloudy, a little blustery, a little bit of rain on the way in, but... We can't talk because we were in the press box. We were in the press box and... It was nice and warm. It was nice and warm. It was the new food and beverage people here. Sampled a lot of food for us, so... We sample it for them. Well, they laid out a lot of food that we could sample. And sample we did. We got a little bit of taste

what's to come for them this fall and a little taste of what Kyle Winningham's first team at

Michigan will look like. Just a little. A little. Emphasis on a little. Yeah. The Mays team

comes from behind late for a seven to six win over the blue squad. It was a split squad exhibition with 10 minute quarters.

The first quarter was a thud period.

And then they went live with the tackling quarters two through four.

The first quarter was really our only look at a smattering of the starters.

I think is how I would put it.

Bryce Underwood was the QB for both teams.

We'll work through rapid fire some position by position take.

Excuse me.

Takeaways from this event.

But you know, what an event it was indeed.

Of all the Michigan football spring games, this was one of them.

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