Welcome on into the wolverine.com podcast. Clayton Safie here solo as your host here on the pod.

We are going to run down Michigan's 2025 football schedule. This is our second straight year,

giving you one thing to know about each opponent. So you can take it with you on your summer,

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the wolverine.com. All right. Let's start out by running down the schedule. We're going in order here

as the games will be played. And we will start August 30th against New Mexico, 7.30 p.m. on NBC at the big house. One thing to know about the Lobos, New Mexico

underwent a coaching change coming out of last season. Bronco Mendenhall comes out of retirement.

Of course, he was the coach somewhat recently at Virginia.

Before that was at BYU with Taysam Hill, had pretty good runs at both schools, was retired, comes out of retirement to coach at New Mexico and leaves after one year.

Kind of feel for New Mexico fans.

That also led to a mass exodus to the transfer portal, as you would imagine. And now

47-year-old Jason Eck is in as their coach. He comes from Idaho, which if you remember,

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