The Prof and The Pundit return from Pasadena with details from this glorious victory in the Rose Bowl. Includes breakdown of the key moments, sights & sounds from the trip and a peek ahead at the National Title game.
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Giddy (Not Greedy) | Professor and the Pundit – S3 Ep5
Michigan wins Big Ten title #45, that’s three in a row if you are counting at home and we know every one of you is counting at home. And a return to the Granddaddy of Them All, the Rose Bowl - can you feel it (in your plums)???
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Pirates & Peacocks – Michigan Football is Back | Professor and the Pundit – S2 Ep3
Football week is here! The boys deliver a lively discussion on the game, their pre- and postgame routines, memories from Desmond Howard's magical 1991 season, the new college football rules and of course, a preview of our week 1 opponent East Carolina. Go Blue!
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Taking the Barstool Bait | S1 Ep5
Thanks for supporting Season 1! If you like Professor and The Pundit please subscribe, share, and review - Episode 5 is brought to you by Nick Hopwood and Peak Wealth Management! In this episode we get into the origins of Steve Clarke's weekly appearance on WTKA, then over to rival fans getting on Dooley's nerves when they knock Michigan's historic wins. Last but not least, the boys discuss the athletic department getting rid of physical (paper) football tickets to the chagrin of collectors.
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Vanquished! Thoroughly. (Michigan 42, Ohio State 27) | Sights & Sounds
What happened Saturday was the fulfillment of the promise of Harbaugh – the antidote for the seemingly unbeatable Buckeyes. For all the times people tried to channel Bo and the 1969 (24-12) game during the last dozen years, it actually happened in 2021 – when no one really talked about it or prophesized it. Click here for the Sights and Sounds:
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Tar Heel Heat (1965), Hello Mike Hart (2004) | This Week in Michigan Football History
For this week's episode, a quick look at a weird 1960s season opener in Chapel Hill, North Carolina where Bump Elliott's crew faced the Tar Heels. Guess what? Two things were super hot that day: Michigan's start to the game, and the weather! We conclude with a short trip back to 2004 when Lloyd Carr's team looked to bounce back from a setback in South Bend. San Diego State's DARK SIDE DEFENSE was the problem. The solution? A dose of Henne-to-Braylon, and a dash of freshman Mike Hart.
