Podcast appearances and mentions of Wilton Speight

1 hour and 44 minutes The Sponsors Thank you to Underground Printing for making this all possible. Rishi and Ryan have been our biggest supporters from the beginning. Check out their wide selection of officially licensed Michigan fan gear at their 3 store locations in Ann Arbor or learn about their custom apparel business at undergroundshirts.com. Our associate sponsors are: Peak Wealth Management, Matt Demorest - Realtor and Lender, Ann Arbor Elder Law, Michigan Law Grad, The Phil Klein Insurance Group, Winewood Organics, Human Element, Sharon's Heating & Air Conditioning, Venue by 4M where we recorded this, The Nose Bleeds, which is the Sklars Bros' reboot of Cheap Seats on UFC Fight Pass, Autograph: Fandom Rewarded, who just launched an app where you earn rewards for things like reading MGoBlog and listening to this podcast, and introducing Champions Circle, the NIL fund keeping our team together. 1. Coaches and Vibes Starts at 1:00 Some of us would like to continue basking in the glory of the national championship and some (Brian) acknowledge that we must move on and start looking into the next season. There have already been some coaching changes since the last podcast. Wink Martindale's defense isn't that different from the Ravens defense (and it is not the Don Brown defense). Defensive line will still be elite, the big question is depth. Michigan's got too many safeties and not enough corners, move some? It's looking like Greg Scruggs, the Wisconsin defensive line coach, will be coming over. Linebackers coach positions is fuzzy. A lot of Michigan's offensive philosophy was probably coming from Sherrone Moore and Kirk Campbell so having that continuity is huge. Sherrone is helping tremendously at keep the team and culture together.  2. 2024 Offense Part 1 Starts at 28:41 Who is the quarterback and what is the philosophy of this offense? Between Kalel Mullings, Donovan Edwards, Semaj Morgan, Colston Loveland, Max Bredeson, and Tyler Morris, there's a lot coming back to play with. How do you pass the ball with Alex Orji at quarterback and what is the run/pass split? If not Alex Orji at quarterback, then who? Even though they turn over the entire offensive line, the backups are upper classmen so it might be a Wisconsin situation where it's just the next line up.  3. Hot Takes and 2024 Offense Part 2 Starts at 47:58 Takes hotter than Keisei Tominaga (and that's the only mention of basketball on this podcast). If you want continuity with the offense, do you make Kalel Mullings RB1? How much should Donovan Edwards motion out as a receiver? What are the alternatives at QB if you go with Alex Orji and it doesn't work out? Jayden Denegal is probably the floor and he's Wilton Speight. Making a case for why the offensive line will be good again, ideally Andrew Gentry is the left tackle. Tyler Morris will be a good WR2 (behind whoever they motion out between Donovan Edwards or Colston Loveland).  4. Hockey vs Michigan State Starts at 1:29:51 Michigan has a sad hockey weekend and gets swept by Michigan State, losing the Iron D. These teams played fairly evenly but Michigan State has a goalie that can bail them out and Michigan doesn't. Michigan needs to be able to out-score their mistakes but they can't right now. Michigan basketball exists, goodbye!  MUSIC: “Olivia”— Wolves of Glendale “Flamingos - CARRTOONS" “City Slicker”—  Ginger Root “Across 110th Street”

Here's what happened on the full show available on my Patreon.1 – 0:00:00 – FB live before show. No nap for Eric; food keeps Eric awake. Eric's Trump dream. Trombone Shorty. Hot takes don't pay the bills.2 – 0:16:39 – Wilton Speight injured (UofM quarterback). Bill Simmons attacks Cris Collinsworth; Collinsworth dunks with an insult back.3 – 0:24:41 – AC/DC are children of the devil. Bill Cosby's big defense. Stevie Wonder is not blind. Milk eyes.4 – 0:34:37 – Game of Thrones prequel. Getting ready to shoot the orgy. Sports updates.5 – 0:46:21 – One working chomper. Brendan Dassey update.6 – 0:58:26 – Chili's hates veterans.7 – 1:09:51 – Celebrity name game. Sports updates.8 – 1:28:22 – Ben Simon coach of Grand Rapids Griffins.9 – 1:46:07 – Jimmy Page sucks at being a neighbor. Callers with A-Hole neighbor stories.10 – 2:01:27 – 5-in-10 challenge. Sports Updates.11 – 2:15:27 – Julius hates snow and reads self help books. Eric wants to read the Quran. Acts coming to 20 Monroe Live.12 – 2:32:12 – More 20 Monroe Live acts. Callers. 10 Minutes with Huge; part 1 (Bill Simonson on early).13 – 2:47:00 – 10 Minutes with Huge; part 2.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-eric-zane-show-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Someone on the show makes a case that the Wilton Speight pick-6 from his own endzone during the 2016 Michigan-OSU game wasn't as damaged as it's led to believe See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

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The world is different because of coronavirus, and so are we. We asked what Michigan topics you wanted us to talk about, and we picked three and went with them. Affects of coronavirus Will the season be delayed/canceled? What if: Wilton Speight was never injured? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bruce and Stew start this week's episode talking about the Tennessee Spring Game and specifically the comments made by Head Coach Jeremy Pruitt after the game (1:00); they get into the QB situations at both Georgia and Alabama (16:20); what to expect from Wilton Speight and Chip Kelly at UCLA this season (24:00); and they wrap up taking your mailbag questions including a realignment mock draft (38:00).  Trader Joe's is the presenting sponsor of The Audible.

Welcome to the offical college football podcast of your morning commute. Here's everything you need to know about college football in (roughly) fifteen minutes. In this week's episode we will breifly cover the latest news and rumblings in college football including Wilton Speight to UCLA and Clemson's Spring Game, but mostly we will focus on our recap of the Amazon series, All or Nothing: Inside Michigan Football Season Three. Buckeye fans beware! In our recap we discuss outcomes of Florida and Cincinnati, as well as, streotypes and the use of the narrators. Tune in and let us know what you think. You can find our podcast on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, or wherever else you get your fine podcasts. Remember to hit the subscribe button so you never miss an episode. What ever you do though, don't pick 'em like my brother!

Big Drew and Jim discuss Wilton Speight’s transfer to UCLA and debate if “drafting for need” is an overrated way to pursue in the NFL Draft? Also, the guys talk GVSU Spring Game with Matt Mitchell and get into Ryan Leaf’s scorching takes on this year’s quarterback draft class. Lastly, what does Jarvis Landry’s new contract mean for the future of Golden Tate with the Lions?

Ty and Dan get ready for spring football by posing some burning questions about expectations for Dan Mullen and Chip Kelly, what the future holds for UCF and Oklahoma, potential quarterback battles at LSU, Florida State, Georgia and Clemson, and why Texas and Maryland could be prime "buy low" candidates. Also, how old is Wilton Speight? See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We were joined by our MSU insider Jim Comparoni to get his opinions on what's been happening regarding the Larry Nassar story. Bill and Jim also delved into the MSU Basketball game last night   Chris Balas called in during the second hour to discuss U of M football, Harbaugh, Wilton Speight, as well as John Beilein and his 25th ranked basketball team. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

• Our University of Michigan insider Chris Balas called in during the second hour to discuss U of M football, Harbaugh, Wilton Speight, as well as John Beilein and his 25th ranked basketball team. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stephen and Chris sadly discuss the events of last Saturday and pay tribute to an underappreciated Wilton Speight as he moves on from the program.

Big Drew and Jim recap Michigan’s loss in “The Game” to Ohio State and discuss Wilton Speight’s decision to transfer next season. Also, the guys break down the latest surrounding Tennessee’s head coaching search and dive into Michigan State’s big weekend in both football and basketball. Plus, the guys put Michigan’s football season into perspective going into 2018.

Big Drew and Jim discuss Jim's trip to LCA, make their weekly football picks, and ask the weekly question of whose that guy for the Lions! They also discuss the latest around Wilton Speight and question if the Lions should try to bring back Anquan Boldin!

We thought we had it all figured out heading into the season, but after Wilton Speight's injury, it might be John O'Korn who finishes the season as Michigan's quarterback. Especially after he looked great in a big win over Purdue. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wolverinesounds/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wolverinesounds/support

This week, we discuss Michigan's red zone issues, Wilton Speight, recruiting, our ideal day off and a lot about the Wolverines' trip to Purdue. You can read all of our stories at michigan.247sports.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we discuss Wilton Speight, preview Air Force, Ohio State's drama, the Wolverines' most impressive position groups, Michigan hockey and our favorite things about Fall Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Big Drew and Jim discuss whether Michigan (Wilton Speight) or Ohio State (J.T. Barrett) has the better quarterback situation and dive into Teez Tabor being a healthy scratch on Sunday. Also, the guys chime in on Michael Fulmer being shut down for the season with an injury.

Big Drew and Jim recap victories for both the Lions and MSU over the Cardinals and WMU, respectively. Also, the guys dive into how long Wilton Speight’s leash is after the first two weeks of the season.

Big Drew and Jim debate if there’s a current quarterback issue at Michigan and discuss whether or not Michigan State is on high upset alert this Saturday at home against Western Michigan. Also, the guys provide an update on Andreas Athanasiou’s future with the Red Wings….or the KHL.

After spending Saturday on Owen Field watching the Sooners trounce UTEP, Lee decides the current OU offense is pretty good in his opening take. Then, Grant joins in for an in depth discussion on what we saw from the Sooners offense and defense against UTEP. 5:10 Lee explains how he spent his Saturday on Owen Field shooting OU-UTEP 5:35 Grant spent his Saturday on the couch watching football for 12 hours 6:05 Offense talk begins with the stellar performance by Baker Mayfield 7:10 Breaking down the biggest positives that stood out while watching Mayfield play tackle football 8:40 dissecting Mayfield's TD pass to Grant Calcaterra 9:25 Lee wants to ask Mayfield and Mark Andrews a question about that 45 yard hook up in the 2nd quarter 11:00 Mayfield was in sync with his WRs and everything looked crisp in the passing game 12:15 Breaking down what happened in the running game? 12:50 Abdul Adams and Marcelias Sutton looked like the best backs on the field 14:15 Lee was worried about the running game after leaving the stadium on Saturday. But he was wrong to have that feeling. 15:05 Lee is waiting on Rodney Anderson to show him something. Grant is not too worried about Anderson's play. 16:05 Grant compares Adams and Sutton to a pair of former Sooners running backs 16:50 Grant is pleasantly surprised by what he saw from Trey Sermon 17:20 Lee basically wants Dimitri Flowers to be his best friend 19:05 Breaking down the wide receivers against UTEP 20:10 It looks clear that the go to player in this OU offense will be Mark Andrews 21:35 Grant talks about Andrews and Calcaterra complementing each other 22:10 Paging Mykel Jones 22:45 Lee was worried when he saw Kyler Murray come into the game to begin the 2nd half 24:00 We grade the offense on its performance against UTEP 24:20 Grant pushes back on Lee's opening take about the 2008 OU offense vs the 2017 OU offense 25:15 Moving over to the defense as we relive that horrific first UTEP drive 26:30 Linebacker play outside of the first UTEP series 27:10 Lee explains why OU wasn't able to get more sacks 27:45 Lee doesn't like Obo being utilized as a stand up defensive end on an exclusive basis 28:50 Grant has concerns regarding OU's defense as it enters the Ohio State game 31:05 Lee has legitimate concerns about the Sooners defensive line against Ohio State 31:45 Explaining what we saw from OU's secondary against UTEP 32:50 Grant didn't see any reasons to be concerned about the secondary 33:15 Jordan Parker injured, Tre Norwood and Tre Brown are the expected backups 33:45 Lee is concerned about the DBs because Ohio State presents so much more of a challenge than what the Sooners saw against UTEP 35:10 Grant points out that we are nitpicking the OU defense quite a bit 36:15 We grade the defense against UTEP 37:30 We find out that Grant has no idea that Tom Herman kisses his players before games 38:15 Grant tries to pin down what the hell is wrong with Texas 39:15 Baylor is clearly not good 40:15 Lee thinks he saw Kelvin Benjamin 2.0 playing for FSU and Alabama is still boring 40:55 Grant breaks down Bama-FSU further 42:05 Why do teams schedule Alabama in the non-conference? 42:30 Wilton Speight is not a good quarterback and that's taking it easy on him 43:05 Lee points out a weird circumstance when it comes to Jim McElwain and Jim Harbaugh 43:45 Grant says McElwain just has not got it done at Florida 44:40 USC struggles against WMU and Lee is starting to believe the rumors that Sam Darnold will stay in school following this season 45:45 Grant makes a solid point regarding Mayfield and Darnold 46:25 Grant toots his own horn because he predicted that USC is way overrated 47:10 LSU dominates BYU 47:40 Grant was impressed thoroughly by LSU's young defense #calcaterra #bakermayfield #ceedeelamb #oufootball #sooners #oklahomafootball #abduladams #markandrews

1) Steve Lorenz from 247 Sports joins us to update recruiting, talk about Wilton Speight and the QB battle, and weigh in on the importance of whippin up on Florida next week Website: www.maizenbrew.com Email:themichiganmanpodcast@yahoo.com Join me on next Tuesday's Michigan Game Day show. Our guest will be The Angel of The Big House. Beat writer Angelique Chengelis from The Detroit News. On Thursday's  Visitors Edition we will have someone from the Gator media crew. To be determined! It's Game Week. Make sure you join us.

Michigan Fall Football Camp Week 2, Wilton Speight is the leader at QB, hopes for camp moving forward, and position group discussion.

Hosts Tyler Fenwick and Derek Devine talk about if John O'Korn is actually in a dead heat with Wilton Speight and Brandon Peters, as well as what O'Korn needs to do to improve his game. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wolverinesounds/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wolverinesounds/support

Hosts Tyler Fenwick and Derek Devine discuss what it'll take for Wilton Speight to win the quarterback job for the second straight season and where improvements need to be made. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wolverinesounds/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wolverinesounds/support

Big Drew and Jim talk Tigers with USA Today’s Bob Nightengale and discuss whether Brian Lewerke or Wilton Speight has the most to gain this upcoming season. Also, the guys discuss the NFL’s stance on marijuana and debate Kobe vs. LeBron.

Big Drew and Jim update Michigan’s quarterback battle and talk Justin Verlander’s future with the Tigers. Also, the guys discuss Mark Dantonio’s future at MSU and dive into a new CTE study revealing damning information. Lastly, would you purchase a fake Lions NFC North Champions t-shirt from last season?

Is there a quarterback battle brewing in Ann Arbor? Hosts Derek Devine and Craig Compton take a look at Wilton Speight, Brandon Peters and others to determine who has the best chance to lead the Wolverines to success in 2017. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wolverinesounds/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wolverinesounds/support

Michigan   The Wolverines were able to fend off a tough Indiana team under a blanket of snow Saturday afternoon. However it was a game that left much to be desired. John O’Korn filled in for the injured Wilton Speight, but it couldn’t have been encouraging for the Michigan faithful. Outside of a few throws and a terrific 3rd and long scramble, O’Korn was largely ineffective and relied on a heavily on De’Veon Smith to power the offense. Will Speight play this week? Harbaugh would like everyone to believe so, but it is doubtful it will happen. He may even enter the game to take a few snaps, but if he has a crack clavicle or even a separated AC joint, one week off will not be enough.   Colorado and West Virginia   Colorado faced their first big test since early in the season. A Mike Leach coached Washington State team was scoring points seemingly at will. However the Buffalos are for real. Their quarterback, Sefo Liufau, is maybe the most underrated signal caller in the nation. He is more athletic than expected and has great poise. With a win this week against Utah, Colorado will seal their spot in the PAC 12 Championship Game.   West Virginia finally lost, and lost in a terrific fashion. Oklahoma has always been the best team in the Big 12, and now it is looking to come to fruition. The Mountaineers ‘ defense has been suspect all season and it finally was exposed big time on a prime time state. Oklahoma has looked much better after starting the season 1-2, but that’s what happens when schools schedule tough non-conference games.     Ohio State v. Michigan State   It was supposed to be easy and a 17-16 win is about as rough as it could get in East Lansing. Sparty did everything we talked about last week. Shifts, motions, unbalanced sets, all to run the same handful of plays. Dantonio knew OSU had the better team, that’s why he wanted to move the pocket for their quarterback and keep the Buckeye defense off balance. The LJ Scott affect wasn’t overrated either, he came to play and we will break down is long screen TD reception from early in the game.   Offensively the Buckeyes struggled late. After a nice opening drive pounding Mike Weber down the field, the Bucks went away from him and then began to struggle. JT didn’t throw the ball particularly well, but I will cut him a small amount of slack due to the wind. He needs to play better, but the offensive line protected him fairly well on four man rushes and only had some issues on blitzes.   The Game   This will be a classic OSU/ Michigan slugfest. Two great defenses, squaring off against offenses that love to run the ball. The X Factor will be Peppers, he will be the guy that can provide the Wolverines explosive gains on offense. For OSU, it will rest with JT Barrett. If he can get his arm going and make a throw or 2 down the field? Game for OSU, if not it will be a long game.     Topics:   Week 12 College Football Wrap Up   Week 13 Preview   The 4th CFP Rankings   Ohio State v. Michigan State: Survive and Advance   Ohio State v. Michigan

Michigan Football Coach Jim Harbaugh meets with the press after Michigan's 20-10 victory over Indiana. Post Game Press Conference, 11-19-16. Topics include John O'Korn, Wilton Speight's injury status, and how much Coach Harbaugh HATES hypothetical questions.

Michigan   The blood letting in college football finally happened… it wasn’t pretty for the top three or the top five in the CFP rankings. Michigan was upset to an Iowa team that has greatly underachieved this season. In the midst of the loss it appears the Wolverines lost their quarterback Wilton Speight for the season. A three point road loss on the road didn’t appear to have much of an effect on their CFP Ranking.   Clemson and Washington   Clemson and Washington suffered much tougher losses, Clemson’s loss being particularly since they lost to an unranked Pitt team in Death Valley. Dabo Sweeny was able to avoid a last second loss against NC State, but the Tigers’ luck finally expired against the Panthers. It has been a curious season for the Tigers, one where they have never really seemed to regain their 2015 form except against Florida State and Louisville. They have consistently played down to the level of their competition and that has shown through.   Washington now looks to be what most critical college football pundits thought they were throughout much of the season, a Paper Dragon. Chris Peterson’s team is loaded with talent, but they’re are young and most likely a year away from being a true contender. The USC defensive line exposed the youth and inexperience of the Huskies up front and they severely inhibited the performance of signal caller Jake Browning. His inexperience showed on a prime time stage against a very talented Trojan defense. Washington and the PAC 12 are still in the CFP hunt, but now it is going to take some convincing wins to prove they belong.   Ohio State’s New Offense   The Ohio State Buckeyes appear to have regained their offensive prowess from early in the season. After the Nebraska shellacking, some in Buckeye nation were curious to see if the offense put together successive performances. JT Barrett has been under center again and now the playbook is beginning to expand. There was a classic play action pass play that led to a shot down the field. The shifts and motions have increased in frequency leading to better matchups with some of the best skill players of the Buckeye offense. It has particularly helped Curtis Samuel allowing him to line up as a true #1 wide receiver in a variety of sets. This forces the defense account for him in more than just the slot and backfield and limits defensive play calls.   The College Football Playoff   The CFP Playoff rankings didn’t change as much as anticipated. With Bama holding on to the top spot and Ohio State taking control of number two. Michigan and Clemson rounded out the top four slots with Louisville, Washington, Wisconsin and Penn State. Two take things to take away, there are four Big Ten teams in the top eight and the reasons Kirby Hocutt gave for every team’s location. They are fascinating.       Topics:   Week 11 College Football Wrap Up   Week 12 Preview   The 3rd CFP Rankings   Ohio State v. Maryland: A Growing Playbook   Ohio State v. Michigan State

Phil Callihan is the featured guest on That's What She Said Sports. Topics include Wilton Speight's injury status, what happened in Iowa, Jim Harbaugh, the college football play-off picture, and whether Michigan can beat Alabama.

1) View From Section 17: Wilton Speight turns in record breaking first half performance. 2) Game Day: Editor John Borton from The Wolverine Magazine is with me to recap Maryland and preview our prime time matchup with Iowa. 3) Quick Hits: On Thursday's show Iowa radio play by play voice Gary Dolphin will be my guest. Website: www.maizenbrew.com Listener Line: 313 263-4842 Open 24/7 for calls. Email: themichiganmanpodcast@yahoo.com

Phil Callihan and Andy Andersen talk about Michigan's 78-0 demolition of Rutgers, Jabrill Peppers, Jim Harbaugh, Wilton Speight, and the team's dominant running game.

Phil Callihan and Andy Andersen talk about Michigan's 14-7 victory over Wisconsin, Jabrill Peppers, Jim Harbaugh, Wilton Speight, the team's abysmal field goal kicking and more.

1) View From Section 17: Wilton Speight is Big 10 offensive player of the week. 2) Game Day: Beat writer Mark Snyder from The Detroit Free Press recaps UCF and talks Colorado. 3) Quick Hits: Injury update and more. Website: www.maizenbrew.com Listener Line: Open 24/7 for calls at 313 263-4842. Email: themichiganmanpodcast@yahoo.com Join us Thursday for our Visitors Edition. My guest will be Colorado radio play by play voice Mark Johnson. GO BLUE!

Michigan Football Quarterback Wilton Speight talks about the battle for the starting position and what he's done to improve since last season.