Greetings, everyone. Welcome to the Wolverine podcast here on Monday, April 21st. We're recording an episode this week. I'll be back live here soon. But we have a lot to talk about today. Obviously, Michigan is wrapped spring football with May or the blue team taking on team May 17, 0 on Saturday in the annual spring game. We'll kind of wrap up some thoughts on that. Again, it's kind of different, you know, the further we get away from it, it's only been two days, but really looking forward to giving it a rewatch because it's a weird sensation to not be able to go back and watch it, but we will take you through some of the things we gleaned at each position.

Clayton, I did that from the field on Saturday, but I want to extend that a little bit

into what we learned about this team during spring football.

So we will discuss that.

Also, a big move for the basketball team today with Namari Burnett, officially announcing

that he'll be back.

We will touch on that later in the show. And like we do every week, we will take your questions. And there's a lot of spring football questions. So it all ties in. We'll all put a bow on it. But Anthony Broom here, as I am every Monday with my pals, Clayton Safie and Chris Ballas. Fellas, welcome back. Hey, thanks, buddy, and it was fun being there on Saturday.

It was a great turnout. Everybody wanted to see Bryce Underwood, right? So I'm pretty sure that was the biggest turnout, probably since the first year of Jim Harbaugh, if I'm not mistaken. So, and it was a nice day, spitting a little bit of rain early. but guys, it's just,

anytime you get to see the Michigan football team

at Michigan Stadium, it's a lot of fun

and brings me. nice day. Spitting a little bit of rain early, but guys, it's just, it's anytime you get to see

the Michigan football team at Michigan Stadium, it's a lot of fun. And it brings me back memories

of the old days. And I've been, I don't think I've missed a spring game since probably

the late 1980s, believe it or not. So that's pretty crazy. But there was one year,

it was at Celine High School with Rich Rodriguez, his first year.

And it was really fitting that it was at a high school stadium.

So Nick Sheridan at quarterback and Stephen Threat, the good old days.

I wasn't aware of that.

Was that like a renovation thing?

It was.

Absolutely. And it was awful. The day was awful. So that was that like a renovation thing? It was absolutely and it was awful.

It was the day was awful. I can't even remember half the guys who played in it. And I've really

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