Let's go to the other side because it's been a lot of conversation here in the Detroit market.

What does Michigan do with Juan Howard? They're sitting there at the bottom of the big ten

a place that they haven't been dead last it shocked me when I heard these

numbers but I want to say it was 1967 was the last time that they would finish last in the big

ten and hoops.

You would think with Brian Ellaby and Tommy Amaker

and no, no, they never finished dead last

like they were about to.

He appears to be a man who knows that his job is safe. You don't see a sense of urgency. I mean, I'm not trying to be funny, but I saw more fire coming out of Joanne and a Wisconsin handshake line

that I do playing your rivals at home

where it's almost like Juan, are you high?

Are you even listening to?

He's saying, well what the crowd was great?

And Juan they was chanting go green go white right? Your point guard was on the line they were

chanting do your homework. Right. Your crowd was not great not not for you. But he's like, oh, the crowd was great and maybe it was the players. It just, he's drawn up plays like at the final three minutes of the game, State basically was waiting for them to file, to play the file game, and they said, well, let's just bleed the clock, and they bled the clock.

MSU didn't make a basket until Tyson Walker got fouled.

The score stayed the same.

He didn't call timeouts.

And then finally with like 33 seconds left he goes over to the white board

and draws up a play and I'm thinking, Jawan, do you have an 11 point play that you're

about to draw up because if so you're wasting your talents in Michigan. You should be in the NBA. What is Michigan supposed to do with this is because it's eroding away? I can't even say it's a blip on the radar because you had two NBA lottery picks and Hunter Dickinson

and you didn't make the tournament last year and now you know Kamois broke his wrist so any

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