Welcome on into the Wolverine.com podcast. Clayton Safie here with Anthony Broom, Chris Ballas, not with us today, but we still have a lot to get to the NFL draft, Michigan Spring Ball, a little bit of cleanup, you know, look back at Spring Ball as a whole. We did the spring game recap on Monday, and then we will end with a little bit of basketball, as is not tradition,

because it's only a month old, but I mean, just every day, it feels like Dusty May is getting

a commitment.

Didn't get one yesterday, but he did get one a couple days ago, Lorenzo Kaysen, who will be a

freshman next year.

Guard out of Florida, we'll talk about him towards the end and more movement on the Michigan

basketball roster beyond just that edition. But first, AB, you are headed down to Detroit later

in the day. It's exciting for NFL fans, for Michigan fans that could see 15 plus guys go

in the NFL draft starting tonight with

Thursday night, the first round.

You know, it's interesting.

Like the draft is, it's Detroit, the city of Detroit is hosting the draft.

But in a lot of ways, it feels like the culmination of what obviously Michigan season was.

They're going to have all these guys called this weekend.

It's a culmination of obviously what the Detroit Lions themselves did this past season.

I love the draft so much.

It is the peak of football optimism because you have all of these

guys that you root for in college and they're you know then you have you know, you know,

mix in a team, the team you root for. And these are the guys that are going to help you win a

Super Bowl, right? Everyone thinks that. So it's just,

you know, it's the one place where, and people are united too. Roger Goodell is going to come out to the podium tonight in downtown Detroit, 300,000 people there to a chorus of booze.

It is going to be glorious. And the state of Michigan deserves this. City of Detroit

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