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Stoney in for Gator after a long holiday weekend.

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Stoney in for Gator after a long holiday weekend.

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Welcome to the Carson Anderson program on this Tuesday. Don't curse across from Michael Stone who's infuriated today. What's up, man? How are you? I'm okay. I'm okay. I have to admit, I'm ready to clock out. We have four hours of clock talk yesterday. I'm gonna probably have some more today. Well, yeah, we will. And I, you know, I started last night, typically on Monday, I get into the film, right of the next opponent. Yeah. Next opponent looked pretty good. Yeah. I would say my cousin, David, was a pretty good player on that defense. What's that? David Stone. That I think that's not your really. Okay. No. Sorry. It's okay. How are you today? Anything exciting going on? Oh, no, just another day in the neighborhood. You know, it's good. I'm gonna be here with you again. Oh, I appreciate that. And you had a good weekend. No, Gators back tomorrow and Gator did something at Michigan Stadium.

That is hysterical. It's absolutely hysterical. It's not at all. Like you did what? But we'll get to that top tomorrow in the program. Well, it's that's. I'll tell you. I'll tell you. Yeah. Well, I can't wait. I can't wait. I use like Gator, dude, you got to save them. We got to talk about it on the air. He's like, oh, yeah. So that'll come tomorrow. I did. I did leave after three quarters. Did you? In stony fashion. No. It was, you know, my wife wanted to leave earlier. I said, now let's, you know, we had friends who actually left at half time. And I don't, and I said, well, come on. It's the first game. I mean, yeah, they look like dog do when the first half, but and it was boring. You know, I get better. So I can understand it. But after three quarters, it's like, you know, they still won school game. I said, no, I'm out of here. I can't take this anymore. It's funny because I, I, I'll admit that the one thing I say all the time, and I've set it on the air as it

pertains to Michigan, Michigan State, but I say it all the time. Just a nice quiet football game. No controversy. No controversy. I'm, I'm a big proponent of just a nice quiet football game where it's all about the football. We had, we opened, okay? Our opening of the pregame show. Yeah. Was no more talk of temporary restraining orders, no more talking of junctions. We're talking about judges' rulings. It's just about the football. And it is from a fan's perspective sitting there getting there, you know, in time to see the James Earl Jones and the band and what? That's what I love, you know, people only, you know, you're not from, yeah, I went to college and did him a football team. I love Saturdays in a number. I love it. Yep. And yeah, we have a little version. And I'm like, are you kidding me? There have been thousands upon thousands of football games played where this, in particular, this vulnerability in the system was never exposed.

No. And it happens in one of our games. Yeah. But you did get a lot of national praise for your call at the end. Well, thank you. I'm not sure what else you're supposed to do. It was, it was a dramatic moment. And otherwise pretty much embarrassing night. And at the end of the day, they got a ton of work to do. And, you know, I got, I got suggestions because I'm a coach. No, I think, I mean, I think there's, there's stuff to work with here. And this is an example of what might be, I don't think there's any victory laps defensively yet. It might be a defense that has to carry the day for Michigan until the offense catches up. Let's, it Western is Western Michigan. They're, they're, their strength though is they're returning quarterback and they're returning running back. And they had some returners up front. The question with them was how would the backup center do? And there were some quarterback center exchange issues. Um, and I've, I've talked highly about Western leading up to this game.

And if you have a system change over that presents unique challenge that you might have some hiccups and they did, they clearly did. Are they correctable? We all better sure as hell hopes though. But at the end of the day, um, yeah, that was, uh, defensively, it was a good performance, but they're going to get challenged this week. If they, if they play well against satania and mature and hold them in check and all those tight ends, um, but I gotta tell you, it will be, it will be, it will, I think a sample legitimacy on that deep as good as the defense did play. You do have to like sit and look back and say, wait a second, they didn't give up like a, you know, they gave up a long, a super long drive. They gave up the third quarter. Yes, it's not, they weren't perfect. No, but they gave up three point three yards of carry. They, um, held their yardage total wasn't much. Yeah, they didn't give up a touchdown. But, you know, so yeah, the defense was, I mean, it's not like there's some things for them to work on, but it, it's

going to have to be a defense carrying the day until, until the offense, if it ever can't catch up to speed. Yes. I thought, uh, trade balls in particular was, what's it? Troy? Troy. I'm sorry. I get to, I do that all the time. I call Troy Melton, Trey Melton. I don't know what that is. It's okay. Getting old. It's no big deal. Yeah. I know. But balls, balls play, Todd's son played really well from Michigan. Yes. Coach on the field. Okay. So a couple of things here. We won't get to your phone calls and feedback at 2485 3997. Champ and Champ are posted on our website. Uh, the, the, the most interesting stuff Dan Campbell had to say on this game week, we'll get to that today at 1030. And today at 1150, our first of our weekly interviews with Hutch, Aiden Hutchinson joins us today at 1150. And we will talk to, uh, the Detroit lion and we're going to do it all season long, although I don't have the time spent set for what it's going to be all season long. Tomorrow,

Jared Goff, and he, that is the first of his weekly installments with us. So you have Hutch and Goff every week. Yeah. Pretty damn good. Yeah. I'm, I'm, I'm going to go with that. I think it'll be fun. So look forward to that. So, uh, make sure you're locked in here. It's welcome back, Kang after a long weekend. Hello, Kang. Hello, boys. How are you? Good. Good man. Yeah. I enjoyed the long weekends because in my mind, the regular Saturday, Sunday weekend is only one day and a half maybe, but when you have Mondays off, you get the full Saturday Sunday weekend. That's when you get it. That's the full weekend. Okay. So that's why when I go up north, and I don't come, I don't like to come home on Sunday. I like to get up at 345 in the morning and drive home Monday morning. So you can have your full Sunday. I feel like having the full Sunday is a big deal. And yes, that alarm sucks at 345, but you know what doesn't suck at 345 traffic. That's true. Coming back from up north. So, yeah, it's not for everybody, but obviously because traffic is not there. I know it's doing a dog, but you know,

it is a little lengthy drive at that hour. No. 345 and 345. Yeah. It, it, you know, I don't, uh, I don't love it in the first moments when I get up at the morning, but then I get going. I'm fine. Um, anyway, so, so hot, huh? It's pretty cool. Yeah. I think it's awesome. Now we, you know, obviously he's going to have a lot of insight on the defensive side, which we, you know, we haven't gone, you know, we don't get much from golf. You want to tell us so much. And he's always, we get a lot from golf enough defensively, though, okay. Defensive side of the balls. I mean, I just turned it into like a podcast. All right. This is golf stuff. He does on YouTube, I think. And I don't know. Yeah. No, I'm not, I'm not aware of it. He's the golf thing, right? What? And he's picked up golf. Yeah. Absolutely. Oh, wait. Is he a lefty? Did I see some highlights? Is he golf is here's what we need to do? Is he? He plays golf? Yeah. Yes. Jared golf plays golf left handed. Interesting. If we're

going to have them back to back, we shouldn't make a weekly feature of ask a question of the other guy. Yes. So like if we have golf on Tuesday and Hutch on Wednesday or Hutch on Tuesday, golf on Wednesday, we should have hutched each week, prepare a question. We should ask Jared the next day. And then we have Jared prepare a question. I don't know if that'll work a week later, but because it might not be something pertinent, but that can be kind of fun. I'm spitballing ideas on the area here. 2485 3997. Let's go to Stefan here on 97 one. Hello, Stefan. Hey, gentlemen. Good morning. I think if Michigan wants to rebuild and reestablish their football program, get in touch with Lloyd car, get the blueprint, go back to Michigan football. It was a unicorn with Harbaugh and Holly one in national title, but fundamentally, they look horrible. And on a bright spot, Yost Arena is going to be the spot in N. Arbor this year.

National title for hockey team. You heard it here. Stefan, here's the problem. Go blue. There's a problem, Stefan. And that's Denver still plays college hockey. And I'm convinced that Denver's going to win every national championship. One to nothing with six shots on go. Yeah, Dave Carl's a great coach and Michigan Michigan. It'll be interesting. It'll be interesting two games this year that we have with them. But I guarantee Michigan's do be in the mix. Go blue. You guys are the best. Thank you. Appreciate it. Um, but they'll go to the final four and lose. They're not in for it. Yeah, to Denver. Uh, look, there's, there's something here that feels, it, it, it feels like there's, you can build hope around, but it starts up front. It's got to get better up front. And they're talking to people who know, some of it is easily correctable. Some of it might need some retooling.

Yes. Some of it is easily, easily correctable. But, uh, and some you may need like a new automobile. Yeah. What they really need is a new automobile. Do you mean a new driver for the automobile? I mean, a new car. I see what you did there. That could be, could be. I mean, I, I don't think we'll see him this week. No, it's a, it's a, it's Oklahoma after all. And he's still a true freshman. Um, but if things don't go well and the game's out of reach, he could play or, and if that's the case, then my guess is the quarterback competition would perhaps open up. But, you know, Bryce, they, they, they, one thing that the coaching staff has now. And their benefit is that Bryce has played a game. They've seen what some of the issues are. And can attack those things directly. Well, it's interesting because winning him brought up before the season, you know, he looks great and all that. Well, let's see what happens when the lights go on. They, they all said it. They all said it. We, we, he, like what he doesn't practice, we want to see what happens in game time. And the lights went on Saturday night and they were

pathetic. It was not, uh, it was not a step on the right direction. It felt like for sure.

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