SHOW NUMBER 200!

For the 200th episode of The Sports Life, Will and Dalton are celebrating their top 2 stories and games they have been to. Also, we catch up Deb Schneider, Sports Law Professor at Michigan State and Wayne State Universities, on so many of the issues in college athletics. With Michigan and Washington playing each other in football this week, we throwback to their national championship game from last year and their paths to it. In addition, we are joined by the Big Ten Men's Soccer goalkeeper of the week Zac Kelly of Michigan State, but we talk about his part in the upcoming World Cup. Finally, our parting shots salutes Curt Cignetti and the Indiana Hoosiers hot start.

MSU is honoring Mark Dantonio and putting him in the Spartan Stadium's Ring of Fame this weekend. We bring back a part of our conversation with Mark shortly after he had retired from Michigan State to celebrate some of his greatest memories.

Michigan and Minnesota battle for the Little Brown Jug this weekend. We bring you the origin story of it by hearing from former UM Football coach Lloyd Carr and from UM Professor Greg Dooley.

We preview Illinois and Penn State's Top-20 matchup with the voices: Brian Barnhart and Steve Jones.

This week's edition of The Sports Life previews the big game between Illinois and Penn State by hearing from the voices Brian Barnhart and Steve Jones. Also, we bring you the origin of the Little Brown Jug as Michigan and Minnesota battle for it this weekend. Finally, we salute Mark Dantonio as he goes into Spartan Stadium's Ring of Fame.

Trevor Hass of the Boston Globe joins us on The Sports Life to share the story and power of the man in the red bandana, Welles Crowther, as Michigan State heads out to Boston College for the Red Bandana Game.

Jump Around with us as we bring you the origin story of one of the great traditions in the Big Ten and in the country.

Brian Boesch of the Michigan Radio Network joins us to tackle the QB change and other stories coming from Michigan Football in Ann Arbor as they prepare to host USC. Also, we flash back to the last time UM beat USC, the 1989 Rose Bowl.

This week's episode of The Sports Life takes a good look at some college football traditions. We start with Brian Boesch of the Michigan Radio Network to talk about Michigan and USC meeting not at the Rose Bowl, but at the Big House. Then we jump to Wisconsin to "Jump Around" with the Badgers and learn how that tradition got off the ground. Finally, MSU heads out to Boston College for the Red Bandana game. Trevor Hass of the Boston Globe joins us to share the power of that story and tradition.

James Earl Jones passed away this week, and we salute the '55 graduate of the University of Michigan with some of his iconic moments.