It's rivalry week in the state of Michigan, and the stakes couldn't be higher. On this week's episode, we debate whether we'd rather beat State or Ohio, reflect on Mike Hart's little brother comment, and hope for dry weather on Saturday. We also discuss Nick Bosa's decision to leave school and the Rashan Gary rumors, arguing for schools to play a bigger role in purchasing insurance policies for star players.

It's rivalry week in the state of Michigan, and the stakes couldn't be higher. On this week's episode, we debate whether we'd rather beat State or Ohio, reflect on Mike Hart's little brother comment, and hope for dry weather on Saturday. We also discuss Nick Bosa's decision to leave school and the Rashan Gary rumors, arguing for schools to play a bigger role in purchasing insurance policies for star players.

It's rivalry week in the state of Michigan, and the stakes couldn't be higher. On this week's episode, we debate whether we'd rather beat State or Ohio, reflect on Mike Hart's little brother comment, and hope for dry weather on Saturday. We also discuss Nick Bosa's decision to leave school and the Rashan Gary rumors, arguing for schools to play a bigger role in purchasing insurance policies for star players.

Well that was fun. Michigan crushes Wisconsin 38-13 in one of the biggest program wins of the last decade. On this week's episode, we start a collection to give Ed Warinner a raise, wonder about the roommate dynamic between Chase Winovich and Shea Patterson, and debate how far back you have to go to find a more important Michigan win. We also recap a wild weekend across the college football world and bring you the Rutgers stat of the week (hint: having twice as many interceptions as completions isn't...good.)

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Well that was fun. Michigan crushes Wisconsin 38-13 in one of the biggest program wins of the last decade. On this week's episode, we start a collection to give Ed Warinner a raise, wonder about the roommate dynamic between Chase Winovich and Shea Patterson, and debate how far back you have to go to find a more important Michigan win. We also recap a wild weekend across the college football world and bring you the Rutgers stat of the week (hint: having twice as many interceptions as completions isn't...good.)

Well that was fun. Michigan crushes Wisconsin 38-13 in one of the biggest program wins of the last decade. On this week's episode, we start a collection to give Ed Warinner a raise, wonder about the roommate dynamic between Chase Winovich and Shea Patterson, and debate how far back you have to go to find a more important Michigan win. We also recap a wild weekend across the college football world and bring you the Rutgers stat of the week (hint: having twice as many interceptions as completions isn't...good.)

Well that was fun. Michigan crushes Wisconsin 38-13 in one of the biggest program wins of the last decade. On this week's episode, we start a collection to give Ed Warinner a raise, wonder about the roommate dynamic between Chase Winovich and Shea Patterson, and debate how far back you have to go to find a more important Michigan win. We also recap a wild weekend across the college football world and bring you the Rutgers stat of the week (hint: having twice as many interceptions as completions isn't...good.)

Things are about to get real. Wisconsin, Michigan State, and Penn State. Three games that will define the season and have huge ramifications on the Harbaugh era. On this week's episode, we recap Michigan's dominant win over Maryland, debate the merits of Nick Saban calling out the Alabama student section, and start to preview the upcoming gauntlet. We also agree that Texas is back and pay tribute to John Gagliardi, the winningest coach in college football history.

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Things are about to get real. Wisconsin, Michigan State, and Penn State. Three games that will define the season and have huge ramifications on the Harbaugh era. On this week's episode, we recap Michigan's dominant win over Maryland, debate the merits of Nick Saban calling out the Alabama student section, and start to preview the upcoming gauntlet. We also agree that Texas is back and pay tribute to John Gagliardi, the winningest coach in college football history.

Things are about to get real. Wisconsin, Michigan State, and Penn State. Three games that will define the season and have huge ramifications on the Harbaugh era. On this week's episode, we recap Michigan's dominant win over Maryland, debate the merits of Nick Saban calling out the Alabama student section, and start to preview the upcoming gauntlet. We also agree that Texas is back and pay tribute to John Gagliardi, the winningest coach in college football history.