Michigan Podcast

Steve breaks down Michigan's hire of Dusty May to be the new head men's basketball coach.

Steve is back with five burning questions about the Michigan football program heading into spring football practive. Mark Rogers joins the show with his take.

Steve says he's cautiously optimistic about the direction of the Michigan football program after its hiring of Wink Martindale. Mark Rogers reacts.

Steve takes a big picture look at the past, present, and future of Michigan football in the now-aftermath of the Jim Harbaugh era.

Steve discusses why, if Michigan fans want to keep Harbaugh, they're going to have to put up with one inconvenient fact. Mark Rogers joins the show to grade Steve's college football 2023 crystal ball predictions.

Steve provides various factoids that prove Michigan's 15-0 national championship run is the stuff of legends. Mark Rogers joins the show to share his take.

Steve once agains revels in the glory of Michigan football.

Steve is back home, and revels in the Wolverines' CFP triumph over the Crimson Tide.

Steve shares his reasons for why he thinks Michigan will defeat Alabama in the Rose Bowl. Mark Rogers has a different take.

Steve says there are still some fundamental flaws with this Lions squad, but winning a Super Bowl was never the goal for this year.  

Steve says after everything that's happened this season, everything that comes next is gravy. Mark Rogers joins the show to share his thoughts.  

Steve discusses the Lions' Thanksgiving Day drubbing.

Steve breaks down Michigan's no-excuses-this-time win over Ohio State, and Mark Rogers joins in with his take.

Steve breaks down his optimism, pessimism, and other thoughts ahead of the final "for all the marbles" game against Ohio. Mark Rogers shares his thoughts and analysis.

Steve revels in yet another Lions win, this time against the LA Chargers.

Steve says the haters and pearl-clutchers can stop talking now. Mark Rogers reacts.

Steve says it's time for the full might of the University of Michigan to show itself and fight back against the ongoing attempt to tank the football program. Steve also takes a look ahead to Big Ten game of the year #2.

Steve says Monday night's curb-stomping of Las Vegas was yet another good sign of things to come.

Steve says the fake scandal is still the most stupid, contrived thing he's ever heard. Mark Rogers joins the show to talk CFP rankings.

Steve discusses how Detroit's disappointing showing in Baltimore may be a blessing in disguise.