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Let's talk Wolverine's Hoops.

Welcome to Inside Michigan Basketball.

Over the next hour, we'll take you inside both the men's and women's basketball programs.

Now here are your hosts, Brian Bush and Terry Mills. Fired up for the opener of this 25-26 season on the radio show side. Welcome in Inside Michigan Basketball. We'll have the next three weeks,

including this one, to talk some Michigan hoops. And then once we get past the holidays,

we'll be back pretty much every week. Hopefully deep into March, maybe even into April, Terry Mills. And hey, there's high expectations around here. The men at or near the top of a bunch of rankings, the women in the top 10. Coming off Thanksgiving, there's a ton to be thankful for. Yes, it is. And as they say, it's a great day to be a Michigan Wolverine, that's for sure, on both sides. I mean, it's just fun to watch, fun for us to broadcast, just an exciting time right now. No doubt. We will talk with both head coaches here on the program. We've got Dusty May, first then, Kim Barnes-Riko on the women's side, a little bit past the bottom

of the hour.

With Terry, I'm Brian, and you're locked in to Inside Michigan Basketball from Learfield.

It is our first show here of the season on Inside Michigan basketball.

Great to visit with the head coach of Michigan men's hoops, Dusty May.

Start before we get into what was a pretty awesome week in Las Vegas.

Just celebrated Thanksgiving. So what are you thankful for? What did you celebrate when you did

have a chance to get back to Ann Arbor and hopefully have a Thanksgiving meal?

Great question, Brian. And we had a dinner the day after Thanksgiving because Thanksgiving Day was so hectic traveling back and whatnot. But I'm just grateful to be a part of a team. I say this every year that when you're our age, 40, 50, whatever the case, and you get to go to work every day and be a part of a great team. It makes everyday fun. And so between our

staff, our players, to have the group that we have in our program, I'm just grateful that we all

came together at this time to chase our dreams and do something special. So yeah, that's about it.

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