Welcome on into the Wolverine.com podcast. Clayton Safie here with Chris Ballas on a Thursday,

February 15th, nearing noon eastern. I had some news this morning on Michigan's defensive

coaching staff, which is pretty much filled up at this point. We're going to get into that.

We're going to talk about some NIL news as well, some record-breaking NFL Combine news.

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going today doing great great, Clay.

Nice to get this coaching staff settled, right?

And then we can concentrate on football and spring ball and everything else.

And, you know, didn't quite go the way a lot of us expected to with the continuity higher.

And we will see how it plays out.

But certainly, Sharon Moore was aggressive in going after his guys. And it looks like there are a lot of great additions to his staff. Again, we wish him nothing but success. It's going to be a tough act to follow with Jim Harbaugh. It's funny. Excuse me, Clay. You see these people saying, wow, with Jim flirting with the NFL every year, you know,

maybe Sharon will be the guy that gets the statue down the line. And I'm like, man, it took Jim Harbaugh six years to get elite and he's one of the best coaches in the country. If Sharon accomplishes half of that, I'll be thrilled, frankly. I mean, and that's just the reality of it. It has nothing to do with his ability, Clay, but I'm going to miss Jim Harbaugh for

that reason.

Yeah.

I mean, a guy that was at the top of the NFL and came back and it still was very tough.

I mean, Urban Meyer made it hard.

You know, some officials made it hard back in 2016. But like the margins are so

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