Welcome back to the Wolverine.com podcast. I'm John Borton with the video edition of the podcast.

And I'm joined today by our honored guest, one Mr. Tom Crawford, creator of the Crawford Podcasting Network,

a partner of Jack Ebling and his TV endeavor, press pass, and always enjoy all of that.

And Tom, as you know, if you've been a follower of this podcast for any length of time,

a great contributor to what we do here.

We're going to be talking Michigan football throughout today.

Tom Crawford, welcome back to the podcast.

Well, it's great to be back, J.B.

You know, we're creeping closer to that midway point of July.

I can not wishing away summer, but with Bigton Media Day is coming up and then camp opens

in August football is going to be mainstream here, obviously.

No doubt about it. We're going to start out on a sad note in this one because someone who

absolutely loved the game of football and meant a lot to Michigan football for decades,

is one Gary Oscar Mueller,

and we found out that yesterday he passed.

Your thoughts when you think about Coach Mueller and what he did for and meant to Michigan football.

Mo was great. I mean, I still go back to,. Oh, Mo was great.

I mean, I still go back to, you know, the late 60s when he came on when he's on Bo staff.

And then when he was a de-coordinator there for a few years before, he made that truck to Illinois,

which was a mistake.

But, Bo got him back in his quarterback coach in 1980.

But that when he was D.C., I think from like 74 to 76, Mueller's Monsters is what Bob Eufer would refer when that defense would run on the field. And

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