Wolverine TV podcast: Michigan spring game preview, hoops offseason intel, more
TheWolverine.com’s Clayton Sayfie, Anthony Broome and Chris Balas preview Michigan Wolverines football’s spring game and discuss takeaways from the spring overall, before breaking down the beginning of the hoops offseason.
The hosts discuss what they’re most excited to see at Saturday’s spring game, which will be televised live from The Big House at noon ET on Big Ten Network. They each had a different thing they’ll be watching closely, but a lot of the points made involved watching emerging Michigan players on each side of the ball. Then, they talked about the biggest things they learned in the spring — and there was a common thread in that Michigan still has a chip on its shoulder even though it made the College Football Playoff last season. We finish with basketball talk, discussing upcoming NBA decisions, potential transfer portal targets and more. The Wolverines are currently at the 13 scholarship limit, but that’s likely to change as the offseason progresses.
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When is the Michigan spring game?
Michigan’s spring game is free for all fans wanting to attend. Doors will open to Michigan Stadium at 11 a.m. ET. The Wolverines will take the field to warm up and go through practice drills around 11:30 a.m.
Big Ten Network will televise the practice and scrimmage live at 12 p.m. The radio broadcast will begin at 11:45 a.m. from The U-M Sports Network from Learfield on WXYT Radio – 97.1 The Ticket in the Detroit area.
Brandon Gaudin will be on play-by-play for BTN with former U-M tight end Jake Butt on color commentary. The radio broadcast will be the debut of Doug Karsch as Michigan football’s play-by-play voice with former Wolverine Jon Jansen on color duties.
