Welcome into the Wolverine.com podcast. Clayton Safie here with Chris Ballas and Anthony Broom.

On a Thursday, we will preview Michigan against Penn State number three versus number 10.

We'll also talk about the latest with Jim Harbaugh, his status for Saturday, as well as the Big Ten's potential punishment against Michigan during this alleged off-campus

scouting case where they could step in, forego due process. We'll pick some games at the end of

the show as well, including Michigan against Penn State. How's it going today, guys?

It's going. Another day, another dollar. Let's do this.

Yeah, you know, we're just another day closer to the sun crashing into the earth and ending everything.

So that's your Edd Arby's update of the day.

I love it.

Let's get right into it with Jim Harbaugh's status. Obviously for those who have been

following Big Ten notified earlier on in the week, Michigan of potential punishment. Michigan sent

its response yesterday, Wednesday afternoon, 10 pages written from the school, 10 pages from

Jim Harbaugh's attorney Tom Mars, who is,

you know, obviously a long track record against the NCAA, but this time against the Big Ten,

kind of in a, in a waiting game at this point, if the Big Ten does go forward with some sort

of suspension, which has been, you know, reportedly what they were

leaning towards at least a couple days ago, Michigan could still file an injunction or temporary

restraining order for Jim Harbaugh to continue coaching, including getting that done quickly

so that he can be on the sideline at Penn State this weekend.

You know, we talked about on Monday, just the pressure that was put on from these

big 10 coaches, big 10 presidents.

And then they have the meeting with Michigan last week.

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