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Steve Deace reveals his top 5 predictions for how COVID-19 will impact Michigan’s 2020 season.
Steve Deace explores one of the options on the table to salvage the 2020 college football season. Mark Rogers, “The Voice of College Football,” makes his debut on Michigan Podcast for the Ten Minute War segment.
Steve Deace reveals what he’s hearing about the upcoming season…
Steve Deace is joined by Kyle Lamb from the Locked On Buckeyes podcast — who also happens to be a data analyst in his day job. The duo discuss what the real data pertaining to COVID-19 means for college football’s return this fall.
An offseason tradition unlike any other: the sports world determines once more whether or not Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh is overrated. Steve Deace and Michael Spath share their thoughts on the matter…
Steve Deace discusses the big-picture view and mood surrounding the Michigan Football program. Brandon Brown from Wolverine Digest joins the show to discuss the top 5 questions surrounding the Wolverines as they come back from the weirdest of spring breaks.
Steve Deace presents some of the biggest takeaways from the 2021 Wolverines recruiting class so far, and why it could be Jim Harbaugh’s best ever. Wolverine Digest’s Eric Rutter joins the show to go in-depth on some of the biggest recruits to commit to Michigan over the past few months.
Steve Deace is back for the last time in a while to reflect on the NFL Draft, and how it furthers his case that Michigan is not doing nearly enough to develop its players.
“Understated” isn’t really Jim Harbaugh’s thing, so he needs to stop trying to make it be. Steve Deace explains.
Steve Deace explains why we really don’t have a playoff as it stands, and how it would help college football as a whole to broaden the field.
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