I'm going with over.....10 points.

Where are they now?
The new homes and roles for Michigan Football's transfers for the 2024 season.
I did not intend for this to turn into a "hit piece", but unfortunately, many of the players who left Michigan are in similar spots in their new homes.
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At the OSU game at the B1G House last season, Gene Smith on the sidelines consistently refused stay behind the line which shows where people must stay behind for safety.

Smith in his usual manner demonstrated how rules are for you but not for me. Then later in the game the TV crew filmed Gene Smith having a melt down as he lost his mind going off on the Michigan Staffers. This was filmed on camera.

Therefore, I assumed through his actions and mannerisms if he is treating these staffers from Michigan in this manner, then how does he treat people in general?

Quite possibly we've all seen people lose the minds or composer as Gene Smith did.

This is the reason why I stated that Gene Smith may have enemies in Cbus. I never spoke with anyone saying so, this was an assumption on my part. I wanted to point out why I made the assumption.

Furthermore, I am convinced regardless of the narrative that Gene Smith, Day & OSU is behind everything. No one will ever convince me otherwise.

This is a good place to be for Michigan to start the season obviously can change pretty quickly if we beat Texas and USC

So for most of camp and spring we had heard great battle between Crippen and Raheem. Now what we are hearing is Dom Guidice may be the guy ? Should I be worried that Crippen and Raheem are not as good as we thought or is this the case of a guy coming out of nowhere to win the position. Seems like a really important position that needs to get locked down.

"I think Michigan is a good team. They are national champions and produce top NFL players, so it feels good to have an offer from them."

Four-star North Fort Myers DL James Johnson details his offer to Michigan and discusses potential visit plans:

vs Penn State. Now they are playing last years OSU game at the B1G House. This is awesome watching last years games leading up to this weekend.

A QB who can hit the deep shot but can be minimized, a quick scat back that can be slowed down, and an EDGE who creates pressure when can let sacks escape.
Fresno State’s three best players can do damage but also have weaknesses Michigan must attack.

Michigan opens its 2024 season with a home night game against Fresno State.
The latest betting odds & lines, and trends heading into the matchup.
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Massive spoilers in here, of course. Also some inside info, as the documentary reveals I’ve been talking to Connor Stalions since October when all this went down. https://wolverineswire.usatoday.com...ions-michigan-football-documentary-takeaways/

Interesting story that he and some other players did a really cool event. Not promoting anything just thought it was a cool thing he did on campus as a former player. Google it you can get the information. Even though he's a Buckeye he seems like a great kid and leader.

He didn't go crying to the Commish.

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Not going to be a huge list with the Texas game on the horizon and other marquee games to come later on, but here’s who we have so far as it relates to visitors for the Fresno game this weekend:

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2027 Centerburg TE Jackson Ballinger

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Starting LT from last season, Jacob Spomer, is OUT for Michigan. Recovering from a torn ACL last season, There was a thought he may be able to play, but will not make the trip.

Maybe I've missed this but with all the talk of who is qb1 and who is the starting RT, who is providing dt depth and etc, I havent heard anything about who our place kicker will be this year?

Coach Dime and saying Oregon hacked its Catipult film......

I’ve scoured the Internet and can’t find anything. Does anyone know if there’s a flyover on Saturday night?

Why would Michigan want to be associated in a conference with a "rival" who can't accept losing under any circumstances, and instead, launches investigation seeking to undermine any accomplishments the team has earned over the last three years?

Michigan isn't Rutgers or Michigan State, in that it's lucky to be in this league.

Why do we want to be in a league with a "rival" that accepts no results as legitimate unless it is the winner?

Why do we want to be in a league where anonymous coaches can't wait to speak behind out back but no one will go on record because they're too afraid that it will sounds like they're making excuses for their own performance?

Why do we want to be in a league where the SEC commissioner congratulated us immediately after beating Alabama, while we're still waiting for the conference commissioner to do that six months later?

Has the commissioner once told the NCAA to back off because the B1G believed it punished the school after it's unprecedented three game suspension last year?

Why are we in this league again?

And as for where should we go?

Some of the ACC schools are looking for a way out -- if 8 leave, they can break the grant of rights with no penalty.

Yeah, I'd rather be in a league with say -- UNC, Duke, Georgia Tech, Virginia, Pitt, Miami, FSU, Stanford and Cal than every play Ohio State and Michigan State again.

Enow Etta had a strong spring.
He's had a stronger fall.
What Lou Esposito credits for the rise of a potential breakout star for Michigan in 2024.
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Spoke to a source today who wouldn't clarify what Graham had been dealing with but that he expected him to play Saturday, and any limits are precautionary.

I am not really sure why WInk said anything to be honest. Graham didn't miss any practice, just went lighter a few days due to soreness.

Hopefully this isn't something that lingers, but Graham is a tough kid. Remember what he played with last year.

Very cool.

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Former Wolverine Jim Scarcelli joins the show to discuss Michigan football. Scar tells us what he's looking forward to from UM on Saturday.
A little film preview of Fresno State is included.
Breakdown
Open 00:00-3:16
Game week 3:17-6:24
Stalions doc 6:25-7:39
Starters 7:40-21:41
Wink 21:42-30:15
UM defense 30:16-33:34
Fresno film 33:35-39:42
Players to look out for 39:43-46:04
Feedback 46:05-55:53
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