Hello and welcome to the Wolverine 24-7 podcast, your audio source for all things Michigan football, basketball, recruiting, hockey, everything, and anything you want for Michigan sports.

You kind of dictate the topics a little bit, too, with your questions.

Anyway, I'm the host, Zach Shaw, Steve Lorenz, and Isaiah Hull are on the phone lines with me.

Today's show should be a fun one.

I've got a number of recruiting questions, so we will discuss all of those.

We'll also talk a little bit about Brandon Peters, Michigan's defense. They have a decent test against Minnesota this week.

We'll talk a little bit about that, along with providing our predictions and insight for that game

as well. Anyway, let's get started. Our first question, sometimes we like to start it off with an off-topic one,

partly to get it out of the way, partly to break the ice, and teach our listeners a little

bit about us, but Via Azul asked, what is an appropriate start date for Christmas music

to be played?

I'd argue it should only be after Thanksgiving at the earliest. What are your thoughts? So we got Steve and Isaiah on the line.

Isaiah, let's start with you. When, Wendy, are you okay with Christmas music being played?

I'm wholly in agreement with these after Thanksgiving.

I think, you know, obviously shopping starts in earnest with Black Friday for a lot of people.

So that should be the point when that starts.

I don't think it starts right after, you know, Halloween.

Way too early.

It's like, you know, it's miserable and rainy outside but but it's not oh come

on that's what you just said that's what he said with you and yet you oh i i haven't said my

insight yet that was via saying that yeah but you guys agree okay sorry okay but yeah it should

it should it shouldn't be until after thanksgiving because that's a whole holiday in and of itself.

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