Michigan at The Voice of College Football

Presented by FanDuel. Live on YouTube, X, and available on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, iHeart. Special Monday night timing due to TJ attending Michigan men's basketball vs. Nebraska the next day. They mention recently completing a members-only show (Those Who Stay / Connor Stallions tiers) with extra intel not shared publicly. Main Topics Breaking News – Utah Front Office Shakeup Utah fired/let go: GM Rob Lehen (likely Blechen/Blehin phonetic), director of personnel Sam Morisset, director of recruiting strategy Patrick Jeff, player experience coordinator Reggie Dunn. Replaced GM with Joe Dear-Razzio (formerly USC director of football strategy). Kyle Whittingham reportedly staying safe; Shawn McGee impressing new staff. Strong speculation Rob Blechen could join Michigan in a player personnel / scouting / assistant GM-type role (west coast connections, agent network valuable). Not a replacement for Shawn McGee, but an addition to the front office. Discussion of budget/NIL/revenue-share overlap and whether Michigan has room to add him. Vibe Inside the Building (4 weeks into Whittingham era) Extremely positive feedback from players, parents, high school coaches, and program sources. Themes: Accountability (self, teammates, coaches), energy, enthusiasm, structure, being pushed to full potential. Strength & conditioning overhaul praised — players previously felt under-challenged; new staff delivering better organization and intensity. Culture described as rebuilding / returning to elite standards after perceived drift under Sherrone Moore. Players and staff reportedly bought in; not "gassing up" — genuine excitement. Defensive Scheme & Player Praise Highlighted player comments praising Jay Hill (defensive coordinator): "Best defense I've played for" — versatile, fun, multiple looks (blitz, cover, zone, outside). Hill described as a "football genius" who anticipates plays before they happen (compared to Wink Martindale / Jesse Minter style). Scheme appears multiple / 4-2-5 base that can shift to 4-3 elements; DBs get diverse roles. Optimism around scheme fit with existing talent (especially DB room). Way-Too-Early Defensive Depth Chart Discussion (Game 1 starters & rotation thoughts) EDGE: John Henry Daly (assuming ~80–90% health) + Nate Marshall (hosts lean toward Marshall starting over Cameron Brandt; Brandt potentially rotational / run specialist). Interior DL: Trey Pierce, Eno Eta, Jonah Lea (rotation expected; Lea needs to add weight). Linebackers (2–3 man rotation): Troy Bulls (Mike), Nathaniel Aosu-Boateng (Will), Chase Taylor (high upside, explosive), Nathaniel Stalling (situational / productive FCS transfer). Cornerbacks: Giar're Hill & Zeke Berry (starters, significant NIL to return); Smith Snowden (nickel). Safety: Rod Moore (if healthy) + Chris Bracey (Memphis transfer, big sleeper/add); Mason Curtis & Jordan Young in mix. Overall themes: front six is talented on paper but largely unrealized → hinges on development this offseason/spring. DB room considered solid/strongest unit. Other Notes / Segments Super Bowl odds discussion (Seahawks -4.5 over Patriots; Mike Macdonald & Jay Harbaugh connection). Shoutout to Brutus Stark tweet pushing back on "Michigan cheated" narrative given success of former staff elsewhere. Humorous/rant segment on jersey sponsorship patches — TJ strongly against corporate logos on jerseys (sees it as slippery slope toward losing purity/prestige of historic programs); John more open if limited/tasteful and helps parity/revenue. Brief Ohio State OC hire discussion (Arthur Smith) — mixed takes; TJ skeptical due to NFL track record, John reserves judgment since Ryan Day remains heavily involved. Closing Next show: Thursday 8 PM ET call-in show (basketball + football topics). Appreciation for members, super chats, and community. Classic sign-off: "Go Blue" / "F*** Ohio" / beat Nebraska (basketball). Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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BREAKING: Elite Dynamic ATH Salesi Moa Commits to Michigan | Full Breakdown & Roster Rundown Michigan has landed one of the most dynamic athletes in the 2026 class. In this episode, TJ Ronin breaks down Salesi “Celimo” Moa’s commitment to Michigan, why it’s a massive win for the Wolverines, and how Moa fits immediately into Sherrone Moore’s vision for the offense and defense. Moa, a former Utah signee and top-2 ATH in the 2026 Rivals 300, enters the portal and chooses Michigan — and the staff believes he’s a Year One impact player. What’s Covered in This Episode: BREAKING commitment news: Salesi Moa flips to Michigan Moa’s recruiting background, rankings, and physical profile (6’1”, 190 lbs) Why Michigan plans to start Moa at wide receiver Detailed scouting report & player comparison (Jaylen McMillan) Film breakdown: Route running, hands, body control Slot usage, screens, reverses, and deep shots Punt & kick return upside Why Moa is a true three-phase weapon Debate: Offense only? Defense only? Or Travis Hunter–lite two-way usage? Why Moa could have an even higher ceiling on defense long-term How Michigan’s WR room has gone from thin to loaded How Moa benefits from playing alongside Andrew Marsh, Jamie French, and JJ Buchanan Why Michigan’s offense can now attack defenses every possible way Special teams impact as a true freshman Film examples showing Moa consistently getting behind defenses Why DBs struggle with his deceptive speed and tempo changes Michigan Roster Breakdown (2026 Outlook): Key returning starters on offense and defense Portal additions and departures Honest evaluation of the front seven concerns Why linebacker and interior DL remain priority needs Transfer portal chaos and roster retention thoughts Final roster grade: B+ (with room to improve) Final Take: Salesi Moa is exactly the type of versatile, high-IQ athlete Michigan needs as the program transitions into a more aggressive, modern offense. Whether as a slot weapon, return specialist, defensive chess piece, or all of the above — Moa’s impact is coming early. Next Shows Michigan Wolverines Live – Tuesday at 8 PM Wolverines Call-In Show – Thursday at 8 PM If you made it to the end — salute. Like, subscribe, and as always… GO BLUE ️ Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Michigan Wolverines LIVE 230" on Michigan at The Voice of College Football (hosted by John D'Adamo and TJ Ronin) focuses on the latest developments in Michigan's head coach search. The title "FISCH OUT" refers to speculation that Jedd Fisch (Washington's head coach and former Michigan assistant under Jim Harbaugh) is no longer a strong candidate or has cooled on the job. Key discussion points include: The ongoing search after Sherrone Moore's firing due to off-field issues. Top candidates like Alabama's Kalen DeBoer (who has publicly committed to staying), Arizona State's Kenny Dillingham, and others such as Eli Drinkwitz, Jeff Brohm, and Jesse Minter. Fisch's status: He's been mentioned as a viable option with Michigan ties and offensive expertise, but recent reports suggest his interest has diminished, making him less likely. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.