Talk about quick takeaways from the Michigan Spring Game, and we talk about how the new NCAA rules and the sanctions that came down against the Wolverines.

Penn State, Purdue, and Ohio State all played their spring games this past weekend. Not a ton of analysis, but some quick thoughts about those teams. Plus, Northwestern announces that they are building an alternate stadium at the practice facility for home games the next two years... how does this affect the program?

Also, a fun update.

After several outlets putting out their own coaching rankings, I post my own. Let the outrage begin...

My own order for coaching rankings:

1. Ryan Day (Ohio State)

2. Lincoln Riley (USC)

3. Kirk Ferentz (Iowa)

4. James Franklin (PSU)

5. Dan Lanning (Oregon)

6. Luke Fickell (Wisconsin)

7. Matt Rhule (Nebraska)

8. Bret Bielema (Illinois)

9. Greg Schiano (Rutgers)

10. Jonathan Smith (MSU)

11. David Braun (Northwestern)

12. Sherrone Moore (Michigan)

13. Jedd Fisch (Washington)

14. PJ Fleck (Minnesota)

15. Mike Locksley (Maryland)

16. Curt Cignetti (Indiana)

17. Ryan Walters (Purdue)

18. Deshaun Foster (UCLA)

There's a lot in this episode, including thoughts on the 14 team playoff, Trev Alberts leaving, and Kadyn Proctor's re-entry into the transfer portal.

I grade three high profile hires in the Big Ten over the past several weeks, and I need to drop some knowledge on one Colin Cowherd for his, once again, ignorant comments comparing Justin Fields and Caleb Williams.

Brief update on where I've been, and where we are going.

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After the Nick Saban news, we knew Alabama would go after a top coach, and they landed one in Kalen DeBoer. However, did Kalen DeBoer make the right choice? Is Alabama without Saban really much better than Washington?

Also, while I think the the Jedd Fisch hire is solid, I break down the two reasons why I didn't like it for Washington.