The Wolverine Podcast

Michigan basketball play-by-play man for radio Brian Boesch talks about the return of Hunter Dickinson, the addition of DeVante' Jones all all that it means for Juwan Howard's Wolverines this year.

Lansing media personality Tom Crawford joins the podcast, discussing the huge news about the return of Hunter Dickinson to Michigan basketball for 2021-22. Crawford and senior editor John Borton talk about that big piece of the puzzle, incoming guard DeVante' Jones confirming his presence, and more.

TheWolverine.com's Chris Balas and Clayton Sayfie discuss Michigan's involvement with NIL, summer workouts beginning for both football and basketball, and the upcoming decisions for Hunter Dickinson and DeVante' Jones.

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TheWolverine.com's Chris Balas and former Michigan All-Big Ten OL Doug Skene discuss the new name, image and likeness rules sweeping college athletics, Michigan football and more.

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The Fort's own Jim_S delivers the goods on Michigan football recruiting, now and in the future. He joins senior editor John Borton to give an extensive rundown of his thoughts on the latest verbal commitments, those with whom the Wolverines are involved and also 2023 prospects. Jim gives his thoughts on the impact of the NIL ruling as well.

TheWolverine.com's Clayton Sayfie and EJ Holland discuss the latest Michigan football recruiting buzz.

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Chris Balas talks Michigan football with The Huge Show's Bill Simonson.

Michigan radio's basketball play-by-play man Brian Boesch joins the podcast for discussion on both hoops and football. Boesch and senior editor John Borton talk about the ACC/Big Ten Challenge and the Michigan-North Carolina match-up, as well as several aspects of Jim Harbaugh's crew.

Lansing media personality Tom Crawford joins the podcast, talking Michigan football and basketball with senior editor John Borton. Topics include U-M's mesh of new football coaches, key questions about the quarterbacks, and many more.

TheWolverine.com's Clayton Sayfie sits down with new Michigan Wolverines football wide receiver Daylen Baldwin, who is transferring in from Jackson State. The Southfield, Mich., native will join the team in July, after leading the SWAC in receiving yards (540) last season while racking up 26 catches and seven touchdowns. Baldwin discusses his journey to Ann Arbor, working out in front of the Michigan coaching staff, earning the offer, his feelings on the Ohio State rivalry and more.

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