Podcast appearances and mentions of Ed Warinner

It's a quick rapid fire Buckeye Talk to get you through until Nathan Baird starts checking in from California later on Monday.For now, Doug Lesmerises takes a few rapid fire questions about the Rose Bowl status, the best national coaching hires, recruits the Buckeyes should have targeted and passed on, Kerry Coombs vs. Ed Warinner and more. Plus, Doug's wife makes a quick appearance.We'll get back on a more normal schedule this week, and thanks as always for listening to Buckeye Talk. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Things discussed: Northwestern lost their starting RB: Meh, they were on their downswing anyway. Their QB situation is way more alarming than their RB situation. Big Ten West: Wisconsin's or Iowa's, Graham Mertz was great against Illinois but just okay against the rest. He's not a world-beater. They're still going to Wisconsin though. Nebraska investigation. The S&C guy ran illicit practices and their analysts were coaches. THIS IS TRUE ABOUT EVERY POWER 5 SCHOOL. They buried the lede: Frost told the S&C coach to hide it from the administrators to practice during COVID. Seth: Every program is using their analysts as coaches. Alabama started it, Ohio State was doing it, the NCAA had a moment to do something and did not. Not going to hold Nebraska's feet to the fire for doing what Rich Rod did. They ARE guilty of cheating around COVID, which endangered the rest of the Big Ten, and not just their seasons. There's a difference between ignoring bad rules that everyone ignores, and ignoring COVID protocols to get an edge. When you cheat you're not supposed to have the head coach leave a record of saying “Let's go cheat.” Need to hammer this: Nebraska should be in trouble for breaking COVID, not for breaking NCAA rules that everyone breaks. Nebraska was so immature about this, and still think they're the ones who “Saved Big Ten Football” last year. They tried to get an edge by putting everyone else in danger. Seth: It's really hard for people to see a black market, because nobody who covers these teams wants to report their teams and sound like sour grapes if they turn in another team. So people don't understand the nuances because we don't inform them ahead of time. NCAA Future: The Big Ten-ACC-Pac12 have different needs than the rest of the NCAA. Could they split off? Only the NCAA Basketball Tournament to worry about. SEC's problem: They made enemies of their coalition of the corrupt. Fall practice: Barrett losing out to Hill-Green? Good for NHG; Barrett's game was not linebacker. OL: They're saying nice things about Filiaga because he's in the process of losing his job to Keegan, and people don't understand these things are subtle. Not subtle: the players like Sherrone Moore way more than Ed Warinner.

Michigan basketball scout team. Big Ten basketball seeding scenarios. Ed Warinner moves on to Florida Atlantic. Football loses another 2022 commit, while the women's basketball team wins its first game after quarantine  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we look at two final coaching changes and the on-field impact they could have for the Wolverines in 2021. First, we look at new wide receivers coach Ron Bellamy's hiring beyond simply the obvious recruiting perks. We discuss his qualifications, why heading a high-school football team is an interesting task and perspective to bring to Michigan's staff and what about Bellamy should make him a hit with the current players and coaches. We also opine on how his arrival impacts other coaches' roles on staff. Then, we look at arguably Michigan's most controversial decisions of all the coaching changes, discussing the Wolverines' decision to move on from Ed Warinner and move Sherrone Moore to offensive line coach. We look back on Warinner's tenure and what we think Moore can add to what will be a modestly experienced offensive line room. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Sponsors Thank you to Underground Printing for making this all possible. Rishi and Ryan have been our biggest supporters from the beginning. They're also behind our Ann Arbor Institutions t-shirt program. They have awesome custom tees and hoodies and low, affordable prices. They also have tons of great Michigan apparel that you can wear proudly to support the maize and blue! Check out UGP’s holiday gift guide at ugp.io/holidaygiftguide and use the promo code NEWYEAR for 25% off your next purchase! Our associate sponsors are also key to all of this: HomeSure Lending, Ann Arbor Elder Law, the Residence Inn Ann Arbor Downtown, Michigan Law Grad, Human Element, The Phil Klein Insurance Group, FuegoBox, and Information Entropy. 1. The Shutdown starts at 1:00 Two weeks(?) without Michigan athletics because somebody wasn’t quarantined after coming home from the U.K. We discuss why it was necessary to shut down, how it went down, and how it might play out. We’re just baffled that this failure was allowed to happen. The rest of the writeup and the player after The Jump] 2. The Last Game starts at 18:50 Ugly game wasn’t that ugly unless you’re talking about Purdue’s shooting stats, which were a combination of Dickinson dominating Williams and the Boilers not having a Sasha Stefanovich to convert threes. It’s right that they went 2/18 because look how many of those were from terrible shooters. Seth likes that you can put Austin Davis out there against virtually anybody and score one for one, which eats up important minutes when you’re up by 11. 3. WBB and Hockey starts at 43:48 Naz goes off for 50, brings Michigan back from down 16 but they lose because they’re out a Brown and the other can’t hit her threes. Nobody scored past the top four. Hockey looks good on NBC, came out on fire, can’t get a call. 4. Hot Takes and Warinner React starts at 59:22 Seth is happy to have DeBord back. Think there’s some other shoe that dropped because no way you get rid of a guy like Ed Warinner on purpose. Offensive line coach and strength coach are coordinator-level positions. MUSIC: “Wait"—M83 “Sonny’s Lament”—Orgone “Selfish Dreas”—The Rural Alberta Advantage “Across 110th Street”

A star-studded group of Wolverines stopped by this week's edition of the "Inside Michigan Football" Radio Show. Head Coach Jim Harbaugh (1:15), Offensive Line Coach Ed Warinner (15:30), tight end Erick All (26:15), and captain Ben Mason (34:10) talked with Jon Jansen about Saturday's win at Minnesota and this weekend's matchup with Michigan State.

We have a jam-packed edition of our weekly Inside Michigan Football radio show. Head Coach Jim Harbaugh discusses his reaction to the return of Big Ten football and gives his impressions on the offense heading into the season (1:15). Then, offensive line coach Ed Warinner dissects his unit's key position battles and details the team's efforts to prevent the spread of COVID-19 (18:45). We conclude with offensive lineman Andrew Stueber, who breaks down his journey back from last season's injury and looks ahead to the 2020 schedule (35:15).

Sam Webb, Steve Lorenz, and Brice Marich share an updated view of Rocco Spindler's recruitment after attending one his workouts. The crew compares the player development resumes of Ed Warinner and Notre Dame OL coach Jeff Quinn and also takes a deep dive into how U-M's recruiting approach has evolved during the pandemic. The football recruiting chat rounds out with a discussion of Raheem anderson's potential as a player and possible captain. Later Webb and Josh Henschke discuss the latest with basketball recruiting targets Angelo Brizzi, Jaden Akins, and Harrison Ingram. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ed Warinner, University of Michigan Offensive Line Coach, joins the show to give us the lowdown on Packers 6th round offensive lineman Jon Runyan. What will Runyan bring to the Packers? What offensive line position best suits Runyan? Can he play on the right and left side of the offensive line? How does he stand up to the pass rush?

Ed Warinner, University of Michigan Offensive Line Coach, joins the show to give us the lowdown on Packers 6th round offensive lineman Jon Runyan. What will Runyan bring to the Packers? What offensive line position best suits Runyan? Can he play on the right and left side of the offensive line? How does he stand up to the pass rush?

Ed Warinner, University of Michigan Offensive Line Coach, joins the show to give us the lowdown on Packers 6th round offensive lineman Jon Runyan. What will Runyan bring to the Packers? What offensive line position best suits Runyan? Can he play on the right and left side of the offensive line? How does he stand up to the pass rush?

It's Jon's favorite episode of the offseason, because it's time to preview the offensive line! After Jon shares his thoughts on Jalen Mayfield's strong 2019 season and the four other spots up for grabs, he chats with Offensive Line Coach Ed Warinner about some of the same topics (23:20). We finish up with some Super Bowl talk and Jon's thoughts on the XFL.

Michigan Football rumors and news 1/23/2020 from Chat Sports’ host James Yoder, discussing: - Josh Gattis’ 2020 offensive depth chart for his 2nd season as Michigan’s offensive coordinator - Follow James Yoder on Twitter for more on this story: https://twitter.com/JamesYoder A look at Dylan McCaffrey vs. Joe MIlton and the QB battle - Ed Warinner’s revamped offensive line, which has to replace 4 of 5 starters - WR depth chart: Nico Collins, Ronnie Bell and Giles Jackson lead the way... but will Mike Sainristil, AJ Henning, Cornelius Johnson, and Roman Wilson make an impact? - It’s Zach Charbonnet vs Hassan Haskins in the battle so be Jay Harbaugh’s starting RB. But, Chris EVans returns and Blake Corum is a big-time talented freshman on campus. - Michigan Football deals discussed on the show: Block M T-Shirt - 50% OFF ➡http://www.chatsports.com/BLUE3 - only $15 AND Michigan Coaches Shirt - 45% OFF ➡http://www.chatsports.com/Michigan6 - only $36.99, normally $70! Subscribe to the Michigan Football Report YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/michigantv?sub_confirmation=1 Host James Yoder, the King of Michigan Football Media, can be found on social media below for the best Michigan Football coverage: - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michiganfootballreport/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jamesyodermichiganfootball/ Michigan Football Report can be found on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Podcast and on Chat Sports, see the links below! - https://www.youtube.com/michigantv - https://www.facebook.com/harbaughgoblue/ - https://www.twitter.com/chatwolverines - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/michigan-football-report-video-by-chat-sports/id129345594 - https://www.chatsports.com/michigan-wolverines/ - Michigan Football rumors & news from every source on the internet Follow Chat Sports on social media: https://www.facebook.com/chatsports/ https://www.twitter.com/chatsports/ https://www.instagram.com/chatsports/

The Spartan Speak podcast is back from the holiday break and ready to wreck some fools ... not unlike what the Michigan State men's basketball team did to Michigan on Sunday afternoon in an 86-69 win at Breslin Center for the fourth straight win over the Wolverines.  Lansing State Journal sports columnist Graham Couch, sports reporter Phil Friend and Detroit Free Press Michigan State beat writer Chris Solari's discussion topics include:  MSU's win over Michigan (2:37) A look at the Big Ten picture (20:54) Recapping our picks in the Big Ten bowl games (31:28) MSU football notes, including Josiah Scott, Ed Warinner, Wake Forest QB Jamie Newman and Mark Dantonio leaving his coaching staff intact for 2020 (35:31) Twitter questions (46:21) Predictions for Thursday's Minnesota game (56:13) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In advance of Saturday's huge game at Penn State, Jon chats with Head Coach Jim Harbaugh, offensive lineman Jon Runyan, Jr., and offensive line coach Ed Warinner on this week's "Inside Michigan Football" radio show.

Head Coach Jim Harbaugh discusses a ton of topics: the usage of quarterbacks Shea Patterson and Dylan McCaffrey, what impressed him about Zach Charbonnet's performance, Josh Gattis' first game as a play caller, why the four-game redshirt rule has changed college football so significantly, and much more. Then, Jon sits down with Offensive Line Coach Ed Warinner and guard Ben Bredeson to break down the play of the guys up front on Saturday.

In this week's "Seven from 77," Jon tells fans what to expect from Jalen Mayfield at right tackle, breaks down the current running back group and gives his impressions of some Wolverines in the NFL. Then, Offensive Line Coach Ed Warinner stops by the show to discuss the situation at right tackle and share why the offensive line has become one of the team's biggest strengths (23:45). We conclude this week's episode with some fan-submitted questions via Twitter at @JonJansen77, e-mail at michiganwolverinesradio@gmail.com and text at 734-328-1760 (46:45).

It is 5-star Friday here on the show as the nation's No. 1 wide receiver -- Julian Fleming -- will make his announcement today, and things sound very good for Ohio State. Jonah Booker joins Dave Biddle to discuss Fleming perhaps becoming a Buckeye, plus: * Thoughts on 5-star running back Kendall Milton making his official visit to OSU this weekend, and where the Buckeyes stand with him. * We were already excited about Ohio State redshirt freshman running back Master Teague. Then he was recently clocked in the 4.3s in the 40, and our excitement level increased even more. * What are takeaways from Zach Smith's new podcast, Menace 2 Society? And what exactly did Smith say about his former coaching colleague at Ohio State, Ed Warinner? All of that and more on an extended, 20-minute edition of the Friday extravaganza. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Julian Fleming, the 5-star receiver from Pennsylvania, will announce his college choice on Friday. Whether you're listening to this episode of Buckeye Talk before or after Fleming's announcement, you'll learn something about the best high school receiver in the country. Doug Lesmerises talked with Jim Roth, Fleming's high school coach, and then interviewed two reporters who have covered Fleming's career -- Dan Reilly and Dave Fegley. They'll take you inside Fleming's football career at Southern Columbia High School in a rural area in Northeast Pennsylvania. After those interviews, Doug as usual takes your questions on Ryan Day, Ed Warinner, Justin Fields and much more. Find out more at https://buckeye-talk-ohio-state-podcast.pinecast.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jon looks ahead to Saturday's Spring Game at the Big House during this week's "Seven from 77" before chatting with Offensive Line Coach Ed Warinner about the improvement of the four returning starters, the great battle at right tackle and much more (18:30).

Coach Jack calls in from Arizona to help open the podcast discussing the NFL spring meetings he is attending, a little Michigan hoops and Michigan spring football. Then, for our “Lucky Sports Parents” feature, we talk with Todd Rumler, dad of future Michigan offensive lineman Nolan Rumler, with the help of his future position coach – Ed Warinner, Michigan’s offensive line coach. We wrap up talking Michigan offensive line with an “EdTalk” in place of #JackTalk, which will return next week.

How meta: it's a podcast discussing a podcast. Jim Harbaugh joined Ed Warinner and Ira Weintraub on Tuesday to break down what he's seen so far in spring ball, so we broke it down even further. What some of his observations mean, where we were right in some longstanding instances, and more. And, per fan request, discussing Chris Evans' possible return to the team this fall. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How meta: it's a podcast discussing a podcast.Jim Harbaugh joined Ed Warinner and Ira Weintraub on Tuesday to break down what he's seen so far in spring ball, so we broke it down even further. What some of his observations mean, where we were right in some longstanding instances, and more.And, per fan request, discussing Chris Evans' possible return to the team this fall. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Well that was fun. Michigan crushes Wisconsin 38-13 in one of the biggest program wins of the last decade. On this week's episode, we start a collection to give Ed Warinner a raise, wonder about the roommate dynamic between Chase Winovich and Shea Patterson, and debate how far back you have to go to find a more important Michigan win. We also recap a wild weekend across the college football world and bring you the Rutgers stat of the week (hint: having twice as many interceptions as completions isn't...good.)

Ep2 Guests: Chris Spielman and Ed Warinner, plus this week's predictions!

This week, Lorenz and Shaw open with a lengthy discussion of recent allegations that Urban Meyer knew about former assistant coach Zach Smith’s repeated domestic abuses and still kept him employed on the team, an incident that has prompted Ohio State to put Meyer on paid administrative leave. The two discuss their personal reactions, what they would do if they were Meyer or Ohio State, what this could mean for Michigan offensive line coach and former Buckeye assistant Ed Warinner and address why it’s much to soon to talk about the Michigan recruiting impact of the situation. Following that, they shift their focus toward the opening of fall camp, beginning with a discussion of Michigan being ranked 14th in the preseason coaches poll behind seemingly similar teams in Penn State, Notre Dame and Michigan State. Then, the duo question why Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh continues to pitch the idea that the starting quarterback battle is still open, what happened with now-departed running back Kareem Walker, discuss the lack of position battles the Wolverines have entering fall camp, which ones might still be worth watching and other key storylines fans should keep an eye on in the first week of practices such as turnovers, offseason progress and locker room mentality. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In what could be the Michigan football team’s biggest week of recruiting for the summer, we break down the Wolverines’ two recent commitments, the bevy of offers  extended this weekend. We also discuss five-star running back Quavaris Crouch’s second unofficial visit to Ann Arbor, while also previewing a loaded visit weekend that will include several 2019 prospects. Then, we switch gears to talk about the Michigan football team, taking a look at Shaw’s 10 biggest offseason questions surrounding the Wolverines’ offense. This turned into discussions about running back Chris Evans’ utilization, new offensive line coach Ed Warinner’s track record as an offensive line coach, Michigan’s potential at tight end, expectations for quarterback Shea Patterson, Michigan’s potential growth at wide receiver and what the Wolverines’ offensive tackles could look like. In between, we address a handful of questions from listeners as well. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Tim Bielik, Bill Landis and Doug Lesmerises examine just how good the Buckeyes' defensive line will be in 2018; discuss former OSU offensive coordinator Ed Warinner's new job as Michigan's offensive line coach; break down the 11 Buckeyes at the NFL Combine this week; delve into the NCAA basketball scandal and what it means for the legacy of Thad Matta; and take your questions on football and food. Thanks for listening to Buckeye Talk from cleveland.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today, Andy is joined by Fetch and Mike to talk about what is wrong with the football program. Topics discussed: Anything positive to take out of the Ohio game? Is it time to move on from David Beaty? Discussing the potential list of candidates. Revisiting the coaching search that passed on Ed Warinner and chose David Beaty. Does Bowen survive the year? Wasting great defensive talent. The biggest reason Kansas needs to move on from Sheahon Zenger. Circumstances may mean that Zenger isn't going anywhere. Fetch's #BaseballMinute - How good is the one-game wild card? College sports people need to be held accountable. Links mentioned in this episode: Who Should Replace David Beaty? Why the win over Texas wasn't progress. This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

KU offensive coordinator Ed Warinner talks to reporters on Nov. 4, 2008, four days before the Jayhawks' game against Nebraska.

KU offensive coordinator Ed Warinner talks to reporters on Nov. 4, 2008, four days before the Jayhawks' game against Nebraska.