Should probably update that Michigan didn't want to move the game on Thursday. All about slamming people when deserved but when you do it when its wrong it doesn't look great.

I'm getting pretty excited for spring football practice to start and news to filter out about the young dudes.  The guys on the podcast are certainly right that there are issues to address -- O line and secondary most of all.  But this is what top coaching is all about.  I think we will look back and say that this year's team was when the Harbaugh-Brown express really got rolling, when the team was flush with top young and hungry talent to be molded and stacked in the two-deep.  This group of young players -- sophomores and freshmen -- Gary, Evans, McDoom, Crawford, Peters, Peoples-Jones, Solomon, Hill, Thomas, et al -- will win a B1G title and maybe a national championship.  I can't wait to see it unfold!

Brian mentions this as a question he would ask about.  If the problem is how to get more people to attend the games, I have a suggestion.

 I'm not sure if this has been tried before at any school etc, and there's probably problems that would arise, but I think that at halftime, anyone can move and occupy an empty seat that has not been occupied in the first half.  This would allow people to get closer to the action (helping to eliminate the "I have a better seat on my sofa" argument).  It would create a better homecourt advantage, and you wouldn't have to pay an exorbitant price to at least have decent seats for 1 half of basketball.