Chris Castellani and Anthony Broome discuss the victories over Iowa and Indiana and the Michigan Wolverines passing Baylor as KenPom's No. 2 team. We also touch on what feels like a cheap shot at Brad Underwood and why some still feel it necessary to send jabs to Juwan Howard's program.
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Michigan passes two more tests while Illinois showdown looms

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In what is often celebrated as a National holiday, Andy and Jared are back for their 7th annual Spring Game Draft. They draft up their respective squads schoolyard style and discuss some of the big battles, biggest gaps on the roster, and where the strengths and weaknesses lie. Make sure to vote on who you think won the draft, like, share and subscribe!
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Out of the Blue: The 2024 Spring Draft

The Out of the Blue boys are back after a week off to catch you up on everything you need to know in the world of Michigan sports. They touch on the start of the Dusty May era at Michigan and the numerous players in the mix as transfer options before touching on some spring camp rumblings and news. The Frozen Four is going down this weekend and Michigan is matched up against juggernaut Boston College on Thursday. In the back half they plant their flag on some non-starters from 2023 football that are poised to break out in 2024 and look at some of their favorite non-Michigan players for 2024. Finally they spotlight incoming stud running back Jordan Marshall and what to expect when he gets to campus.
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Out of the Blue: Frozen Four Bound (Again), Plant Your Flag, and Jordan Marshall Freshman Spotlight

In the latest episode of the Big House Bleachers podcast on the Block M podcast network, hosts Michael Smeltzer and Matt Hartwell make a triumphant return after a two-week hiatus, full of energy and insights. The episode kicks off with the duo's enthusiastic discussion on the major announcement of Dusty May taking the helm as the new Michigan basketball head coach. They delve into the implications of this hire, speculating on potential player transfers and forecasting the team's composition for the upcoming season. Transitioning from the hardwood to the gridiron, Matt Hartwell introduces five compelling stories from Michigan football's spring practice, sparking a lively exchange with Michael Smeltzer, who offers his candid reactions to each story. The chemistry between the hosts is palpable, making for an engaging and informative listen. As the episode wraps up, the pair teases their eagerly anticipated annual spring football draft episode, set to air next week, reminding listeners that the Big House Bleachers podcast is an essential part of surviving the offseason. The episode is a must-listen for fans eager to stay connected with Michigan sports during the break.

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Big House Bleachers: Spring Football News Leaks, and Dusty May hits the Recruiting Trail

Andy and Jared get you caught up on all the latest Michigan football and hockey news in their typical whimsical fashion. In the back half, they look at the hiring of Dusty May at Michigan and how this might reset the culture for men's basketball. Stay tuned for the first of a new segment breaking down the incoming freshman class where they look at incoming quarterback Jadyn Davis and what to expect in year one at Michigan.
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Out of the Blue: Dusty May Hired at Michigan and Jadyn Davis Freshman Spotlight

Juwan Howard is out as head coach following an internal probe at the University of Michigan. Howard leaves after the worst season in Michigan history but undoubtedly leaves a more complicated legacy. 
After a week of upheaval and the dismissal of Juwan Howard, Kellen Voss and Jared Stormer dissect what led up to the firing of Juwan Howard, the fallout, and who might be available as replacements following the conclusion of the NCAA tournament. 
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Michigan passes two more tests while Illinois showdown looms

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