Welcome to the Wolverine Basketball Show.

I'm Clayton Safie here with the man of the hour, Anthony Broome, the guy who is, he hasn't, he's not home yet, as you see him standing there on the Matty arena.

This is my home now.

He took it over.

I was going to say you're going to bring back a win because you're still there after talking to Dusty May, Michigan players, following a 91 to 80 win over Purdue on Tuesday night at Mackey Arena and West Lafayette.

Anthony, did you go to Bruno's before the game?

What did you do?

No, I had a couple errands to run on the way and then a couple of

pit stops on the way. And so I wound up just going straight to the parking garage and that's a

business trip. You know, I wasn't coming down here for revelry and and pregame meals and

whatnot. It was a work trip. So it's a long drive. It's a one we're familiar with,

although going a little bit of a different area. We're used to being an indie in West Lafayette right

now, but let me just start by saying the Mackey, I know you've been here for the NCAA tournament

game, your trivia question,

when was the last time Michigan won at Mackey. The Mackey experience, when you are there

as a visiting road team in the Big Ten, it is undersold. I mean, it is the craziest, loudest

environment I've ever been in in any sport. And there's a point where,

especially early in this game, not to get too ahead of it, but in that first four minutes

before the first media timeout, this place reached a pitch in terms of crowd noise that I've

never heard before. It was insane. So to come in here and do what michigan did is uh i mean it's

what they did at breslin and then some i'm wildly impressed with all of it it seems super

loud watching on on streaming and uh yeah that the only time i've been there when it was michigan perdu was

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