Welcome back to another edition of the Wolverine.com podcast. My name is Chris Ballas with me. The Schiller brothers. Everybody knows them on the fort. We've got Jeff Schiller is M Hoops 1. Greg Schiller is not M Hoops 2. I'm not quite sure why not yet. Is it just because you don't want to acknowledge his greatness? Is there some kind of a...

I will... I will for a national championship, I'll beHloops 2 for a year. I'll change my handle. All right. That would be fantastic because people do obviously read your stuff on the Ford as well, and it's been fantastic. So, guys, Michigan is a national champion, and it's still kind of sinking in and it's hard to believe.

We see Dusty May on the road now.

And one thing I wrote recently, I felt bad for him because it was kind of like I wrote

a column about when John B-Line was done right after the 2019 season and then they lost in the

sweet 16 and he was on the road for 30 straight days.

And even the year before, he didn't have really a chance to enjoy it because of the recruiting.

And it's unbelievable that this is, it's nonstop now.

I guess it was nonstop before, but the transfer portal has really changed things, hasn't it, Greg?

It's unbelievable.

And again, the fact that he's sitting there on

every talk show in the nation the next morning already talking about who he wants to recruit the next

year, who the coaching staff has been looking at, having to replace an assistant, the whole thing.

You literally, you know, you had people in the past and you can go back to the El McGuire days

for Jeff and I, not you, Chris, who talked about I'm just going to go drink for a couple days.

It doesn't happen at this point. It's a whole different lifestyle and it is a different world and, you know, the portal has changed everything.

I remember Al McGuire, just so you know. I was a little young, but I still remember.

I understand, yes. It is the scary thing about eventually losing coaches to the pros, is that at some point, they sit there and say, okay, we get an offseason in the pros.

We don't get one in college. We get people who are on multi-year contracts. We don't necessarily get that in college.

And it is a concern.

I mean,

people who I think would have stayed in college forever may not want to stay in college forever at this point.

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