More from DeJuan Rogers on Underwood's flip to Michigan and how it happened:

Lucas Reimink and Dennis Fithian are back picking Michigan vs Northwestern, Michigan Sate vs Purdue and Lions at Colts on Sunday.

The two also each pick three best bets of the week:

Lucas' best bets of the week: Minnesota +11.5 (Penn state), Notre Dame -14.5 (Army), Ohio State -10.5 (Indiana)

Dennis' best bets of the week: Illinois -1 at Rutgers, Colorado -2.5 at Kansas & N.Texas -2.5 at E.Carolina.

Donovan Edwards is +140 over 1.5 receptions on ESPN BET.

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Love radio on a Friday

Just saying would be a great CB.

#Let it play out

Former Wolverine Jerry Diorio joins the show to discuss the flip of quarterback Bryce Underwood to Michigan.
Breakdown
Open 00:00-2:35
Underwood 2:36-11:00
Larry Ellison 11:01-15:03
Portal 15:04-20:08
Bad for college football 20:09-27:56
OC 27:57-33:18
Recruits 33:19-39:57
NW 39:58-47:56
Underwood news 47:57-58:34
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Basically the first half of this video RC singing the praises of BU.

Get your popcorn ready. No not you know but something. #Let it play out.

just called BU a whore.t's. Said it's all about money, indicating Michigan has nothing to offer. Saying they hope he loves handing the ball off 100 times a game.

Watch, what if Sherrone gets the QB coach for the Lion's and he implements the Lion's offense. That would be absolutely hilarious.

Duh.

Keep that popcorn warm.

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"Wild, knew it was coming...Bryce committing doesn't affect me at all."

Brady previously told us that he viewed the possibility of Bryce as a huge move forward for the program, something he was seemingly rooting for, even.

Michigan will be battling for bowl eligibility when it welcomes Northwestern to the Big House on Saturday afternoon in Week 13 of the college football season.

Analyzing how the teams match up and making a prediction:

Can we finally put to bed that the “hammer” is coming? I know we never said that but that’s what those delusional people south of us have been suggesting for over a year.. We know that Michigan has seen the NCAA’s suggested punishment. I can’t imagine that Bryce would commit without knowing where that is headed along with all the other potential top guys we are in with.

May not be able to hear the person next to you. Also call me old, really old school. Getting BU is great , but you need offensive lineman for protection. Never forget that!

If this can't be answered that's ok, but I am seeing a lot of different numbers being thrown around regarding how much Michigan committed to Bryce for the next 3-4 years, what did we actually offer him?

He knew when he was asked.

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Michigan's going after Jahkeem Stewart.

We're in their heads boys, they're shakin in their boots... or sandals...

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Is BU an early enrollee?

Any idea on his expectations, meaning is he going to be the guy next year or is he OK with Michigan bringing in an experienced guy for next year with the plan of being the guy in 2026?

That Ty Haywood makes the midweek visit to Ann Arbor next week from people I speak to. Could be some inflated confidence after tonight but I'll keep an eye out. Not ready to say anything definitive one way or the other just yet.

Would be an insane haul on the OL.

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https://www.usatoday.com/story/spor...ly-lsu-turnaround-notre-dame-cfp/76449577007/

BK is very much on the hot seat. LSU is in a bit of a predicament as his buyout is just shy of $61 million (I believe that would be the 2nd highest buyout in CFB history correct me if I’m wrong) and allegedly they aren’t in a position to drop $60 million to kick him out (then again how many programs would be able to drop that on a moments notice?).

The article I linked above is rather scathing. Claiming he’s lost control of the team, that there’s no “want” from the players. Fans have always been skeptical of his hire, and many are now completely out. The article is pretty long but the TL;DR of it is that the talent is there but the coaching isn’t and it starts with Kelly. My good friend is a big LSU fan, he told me he hopes they lose out and that he hopes Michigan flips Underwood so LSU is forced to find a way to fire Kelly. One fan obviously doesn’t speak for the program but I live in the south, know many LSU people, and they’re all in the same boat. Even the rhetoric online is pretty damning for Kelly. I’m struggling to find any example of any largely supported defense of him. He’s now lost 3 consecutive games and the last 2 times that happened at LSU they fired their HC.

What’s my point? I think the whole staff is going to get blown up. If they can’t find the money for Kelly they’re at the very least going to replace their coordinators. And yes that means Sloan. Their OC and DC have little to no friends in Louisiana at the moment. However, that’s not even worth bringing up because I’m fairly confident they’re going to find the money to fire Kelly. You can argue they can’t afford it but I’m going to argue that they can’t afford not to. Nobody is happy with him right now, that means you’re not going to see donor support, their NIL will take a hit, and their on field performance will continue to spiral downwards. Raising the money to fire Kelly possibly eats into their NIL funds but even if it did I don’t think it would matter because you’re going to see a bit of an exodus of recruits and players regardless.

…and there’s no way their recruiting class isn’t seeing or hearing this. A loss to Vanderbilt this weekend might seal Kelly’s fate. Which might have some really good consequences for Michigan recruiting.

to josh h. thanks bro. always said let the process play out. and to negative nancies never give up