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Michigan women’s soccer head coach Dave DiIanni joins Haley Polk on Hail to Her to discuss his vision for the Wolverines, why Michigan became his dream job and the standards he’s establishing in Ann Arbor.DiIanni opens up about the coaching philosophy behind his success, the relationships he builds with his players, and the regret from his own playing career that motivates him to make sure his athletes never leave Michigan wondering if they could have given more. He also reflects on his journey through Grand Valley State and Iowa, why fatherhood changed the way he coaches women, and how Michigan is learning to embrace adversity.Plus, DiIanni explains why he believes Michigan women’s soccer should be nationally relevant, outlines the Wolverines’ postseason goals, builds the “perfect soccer player” using members of the current roster and discusses how NIL support through Champion Circle can help Michigan compete with the nation’s best.

Michigan had 430 yards of offense, held Iowa to just 58 rushing yards — and still walked away without the win.On this episode of The Lab, Chris Wormley and Jordan Morgan break down Michigan’s loss to Iowa, the missed opportunities that changed the game, costly penalties and turnovers, and why the Wolverines’ performance actually left them feeling more confident about what this team can become.They dive into the continued growth of Michigan’s offense, the importance of finishing drives, the emergence of more playmakers, and what has to improve as the Wolverines prepare for their first road test against Minnesota and the battle for the Little Brown Jug.Plus, Wormley and Morgan look ahead at Michigan’s path through a loaded Big Ten schedule and what the Iowa loss means for the Wolverines’ playoff hopes.Later, Michigan women’s basketball forward Ashley Sofilkanich joins The Lab to discuss her transition from Bucknell to Michigan, the Wolverines’ Elite Eight season, expectations for the year ahead, becoming a leader, getting stronger for Big Ten play and which teammates stand out in a rapid-fire round.

Michigan football captain Trey Pierce reveals why he called a players-only meeting after the Wolverines' dramatic win over Western Michigan, what really happened inside the locker room, and how Michigan responded against Oklahoma.In this episode of Hail to Her, Trey Pierce takes us behind the scenes of Michigan football, sharing what it means to lead the Wolverines, the standard he expects from the defense, and why winning isn't always enough.Pierce opens up about seeing his own father storm the field, the conversation that followed in the Michigan locker room, and the mentality that fueled the team's response against Oklahoma.From the pressure of playing at Michigan to the responsibility of leading one of college football's most recognizable programs, Pierce offers an inside look at the person behind the helmet.

Who has the stronger leg: Michigan's kicker or punter? Cameron Brown and Trey Butkowski join Angel Randalle on A2 to settle the debate, reveal their incredible kicking range, and take Michigan football fans behind the scenes of Wolverines special teams.From the pressure of kicking in front of 100,000+ fans at The Big House to their journeys through the transfer portal, Cameron and Trey share what it takes to become a Michigan Man.In this episode, the Wolverines' special teamers break down their performances against Oklahoma, why they chose Michigan, their journeys from UNLV and Pitt, and the mental toughness required to perform when every kick matters.Plus, the kicker-versus-punter rivalry heats up as they debate who's more athletic, who has the harder job, and who would win a kicking competition. Trey also reveals the longest field goal he's made in practice, while Cameron discusses his incredible punting range.Finally, Cameron and Trey teach Angel how to kick a football and offer Michigan fans tips for making their own field goals.

Michigan football's defense is looking SCARY! Following the Wolverines' win over UTEP, Michigan cornerback Smith Snowden joins Chris Wormley and Jordan Morgan on The Lab to reveal the mentality behind this relentless defense and what comes next as Big Ten play begins.Wormley and Morgan break down Michigan's defensive dominance, Bryce Underwood's growth as a passer, Andrew Marsh's breakout performance, JJ Buchanan's impact and the young Wolverines making the most of their opportunities.Then, Smith Snowden joins the show for an exclusive conversation about Michigan's defensive identity, Jay Hill's coaching philosophy, the competition within the secondary and the team's mindset heading into Big Ten competition.Snowden also shares his reaction to Jonah's pick-six, his transition from Utah to Michigan, the experience of playing in front of 110,000 fans at the Big House and what makes this Wolverines defense so difficult to play against.Plus, don't miss the Two-Minute Drill, where Snowden answers rapid-fire questions about Michigan's biggest trash talker, hardest hitter, fastest player and more!