Spring is for speculation, and the guys do a whole lot of speculating about Michigan football in this episode. With the Michigan Football Spring Game around the corner, Michael Smeltzer and Matt Hartwell take turns drafting their own 2023 Michigan football super-teams.
Michigan’s 2023 spring football game is one week away. The annual maize versus blue showdown will happen on April 1st at 3pm ET. But I’m not fooling around during this April Fool’s festivity. Here are 5 players that every Michigan fan should keep an eye on during the 2023 Michigan spring football game.
Shock waves were sent rippling across the Big 10 football recruiting landscape on Tuesday when running back Jordan Marshall committed to the Michigan Wolverines. Michigan has been making progress with several high-profile recruits lately, and many believe that Marshall could represent the first of many dominos to fall.
The disappointing Michigan basketball season has come to an end, so it’s time to hand out some player grades. Josh and JD from the popular Blue By Ninety podcast “On Stadium Blvd” combine forces with the Big House Bleachers pod to give out grades for each Michigan basketball key player as well as coach Juwan Howard.
Michigan football recruiting appears to be trending in the right direction with a massive weekend planned in Ann Arbor. After a tumultuous recruiting cycle last year, Michigan hopes to capitalize on big names like Jadyn Davis and Taylor Tatum this cycle.
Not only is Mantrez Walker looking to impact the Michigan football team as a player, but he has also become a recruiter for the Wolverines. He was recently heard preaching to recruits visiting Ann Arbor, “We’ll develop you to get to the next level and become a Michigan Man, even in life after football. You’ll be taken care of.”
Basketball analyst Kellen Voss of Maize N Brew stops by the podcast to break down all Michigan basketball-related topics. Who is staying and who is leaving for the NBA? Which 2023 recruits can make an immediate impact?
The 2023 Michigan basketball team fell short of their ultimate goal to play in the “Big Dance,” but the Wolverines aren’t done playing basketball in Ann Arbor just yet. Michigan will host Toledo in the first round of the NIT tournament, the constellation competition unique to NCAA basketball. Here is what you need to know about Michigan basketball’s chances to win the NIT.
Ladarius Henderson was the first transfer player to commit to the Wolverines this offseason, but he’ll be the last we get to see in a Michigan uniform. While he won’t be playing in the 2023 Spring Game, all signs indicate that Henderson will be worth the wait.
Michigan football’s strength and conditioning coach, Ben Herbert, has been making headlines lately for his impressive success with Michigan football players. While he is still in his mid-30’s, he is anything but an overnight success. Herbert has quietly, but impressively, impacted every team he’s worked with, which is why I see him as Michigan’s secret weapon.
