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2022 Big Ten Position Rankings: Defensive Line
Wisconsin’s defensive front is the best in the Big Ten. Can Ohio State pass them on pure talent? How does Michigan replace two first-rounders?
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Blue’s News: Chopping it Up, As the Young People Like to Say
More Mazi Smith! The AP Poll! A bunch of basketball stuff! Mammoths? Here’s your latest Michigan news dump.
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Michigan Football Preview: Michigan State
Previewing Michigan’s matchup against the Spartans will provide fans the final set of clues needed to contextualize The Game. I’ll highlight the challenges the Spartans offer this Wolverines squad first, before honing in on what we’ll learn about the team on Halloweekend.
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The Bucket Problem: THE HOT SEAT with Ben Mathis-Lilley
Slate’s Ben Mathis-Lilley joins the show to talk about his book THE HOT SEAT, the nature of fandom, formative U-M experiences, and more.
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The Sacrifice of Iphigenia, Part Two
“The chicken’s ghost was playing with the maroons that day.”
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Blue’s News: Mazi, Mr. Smith If You’re Nasty
Mazi Smith is a certified freak; Jim Harbaugh’s play variations are terminally Catholic; Billie Jean is not Aidan Hutchinson’s lover; and more. Happy Thursday to weirdos clamoring for Michigan news.
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Michigan Football Preview: Penn State
Like Dora the Explorer on the search for… whatever she searches for, let’s head to the next stop on the map leading Michigan to The Game. Take a swig of a heated beer; it’s time to look at the challenges and potential lessons to learn during the Penn State game.
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2022 Big Ten Position Rankings: Tight End
“Caring about this position” is a huge factor, even in the meat-loving Big Ten. Who prioritizes the tight end? The B1G West — and Michigan.
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Blue’s News: Calibrating the Hype Machine
Let’s evaluate the believability of Michigan football fall camp hype. The quarterbacks are even? Sure. The edge rush is just as good? Hmmmm.
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High Street Freaks Episode 2: Fan is Short For Fanatic
D.J. Byrnes and Kevin Harrish reveal the craziest thing they’ve done as Buckeye fans and discuss the normalized insanity of college football.