Out of the Blue: A Michigan Sports Podcast

Anthony Broome discusses the takeaways from Michigan's 45-14 destruction of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and why this is what "hitting their stride" looks like for the Michigan Wolverines. Also, standout players, kudos to the efforts of Josh Gattis and Don Brown, aggressive Jim Harbaugh is back and this team might have a chance to win out with these types of efforts.

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Anthony Broome discusses the state of the Michigan/Notre Dame rivalry and why the Wolverines might not need to push for this series to continue. Also, a preview of the matchup and the final thoughts on what it would take for a Michigan victory and why the narratives still in play should be enough to get excited for what might happen this weekend.

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After what could only be described as a hard fought loss, Michigan looks to rebound at home against a balanced and talented Notre Dame team. The eternal optimists discuss what could still be a glorious season, with rivalry season finally upon us.

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There will be a ton of prospects in Ann Arbor this weekend for the big game between Michigan and Notre Dame, including four-star tight end Theo Johnson and four-star offensive tackle Andrew Gentry. This could be the final chance to convince these guys to come to Michigan, so it’s imperative Jim Harbaugh and company roll out the red carpet.

On this week’s Future Brew, Von and Jon break down this weekend’s planned visitors, the future of safety recruiting after J’Marick Woods announced he entered the transfer portal, and who may be next for Juwan Howard after landing five-star power forward Isaiah Todd.

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Luke Ghiardi, Anthony Broome and Chris Castellani discuss the fallout from Michigan's tough loss at Penn State and why, despite the team showing fight we had not seen until that point, the game was by and large what the Jim Harbaugh-led Wolverines simply are right now. Also, a discussion on what they can do to salvage what's left of the season now that the Big Ten title is all but off the table.

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Anthony Broome reacts to Michigan's 28-21 loss at Penn State on Saturday night and goes through the frustrating officiating, some of the bad playcalls, the drops and Don Brown's defense again coming up short when they needed to. Also, praise for Shea Patterson and an end to his slander and a look ahead at what the road from here is and what could salvage some goodwill down the stretch.

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Anthony Broome and Von Lozon react to the news that Isaiah Todd, a five-star power forward for the class of 2020, has chosen Michigan Basketball. We take a look at Todd's skill-set and what he brings to the table as a player, as well as the elite talent who could now choose to follow him to Ann Arbor.

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Andy and Jared discuss the 'three games that was actually just one game' against Illinois, and try to keep optimism afloat as Michigan heads to Happy Valley this weekend to take on Penn State.

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Michigan basketball fans everywhere are hoping for good news tomorrow out of 2020 five-star forward Isaiah Todd, as he decides whether or not to take his talents to Michigan or Kansas. All the crystal balls are pointing toward Michigan, but will Juwan Howard and company land their first big-time recruit?

Also, Michigan football’s 2020 top in-state recruit suffered a season-ending injury this past weekend. And to top it all off, the Wolverines’ top recruit in the 2018 class is entering his name into the transfer portal. How will this affect tight end recruiting moving forward?

Von and Jon talk about all that in this week’s Future Brew!

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Luke Ghiardi, Anthony Broome and Chris Castellani put the finishing touches on the takeaways from the Illinois game and why Shea Patterson deserves much more respect for his performance than he's getting from fans. Also, pulling apart the "defining game" narrative with Jim Harbaugh and how performances on this stage will always be magnified at Michigan.

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