Welcome on end of the Wolverine.com podcast. Clayton Safie here with Anthony Broome and Chris Ballas on Thursday, March 5th.

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Let's start with some Michigan football with the offensive line. And it's funny,

it's one of the probably most common questions we get asked throughout the offseason. What's

the starting five on the offensive line right now? And then once the basketball offseason hits,

it's what's the starting five? What would you project for the starting five? And so we can kind of go there.

Jim Harding, the offensive line coach, joined John Jansen on the In the Trenches

podcast this week and he said that one of his goals for spring ball coming up,

which begins in a couple weeks here, is finding that starting five.

It can always change, but he wants to find the starting five.

He wants to build depth that center because they only have one guy who snapped there in games. It's Jake Guarnara, and it's really not that much. He played the majority of his time at guard, and then he wants to develop that nastiness on the offensive line. And Jansen told him, well, I don't think you're going to have a problem with guys like Flayorna and guys like that.

But I would say starting five right now, especially given that Andrew Babelola, is still coming

back from an injury, should be good to go, maybe by fall camp, something like that, full go.

Blake Frazier at left tackle, Evan Link at left guard, Jake Gornera at center,

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