Berkley

Let me explain something to you.

That is 10,000 people more than the population of Berkeley, Michigan.

Yeah.

There you go.

A healthy Jim Seymour we trust today.

6'4", 205 pounds, 19-year-old sophomore from Berkeley, Michigan.

At left tackle will be Paul Seiler.

Seiler wearing number 71.

A healthy Jim Seymour we trust today.

6'4", 205 pounds, 19-year-old sophomore from Berkeley, Michigan.

At left tackle will be Paul Seiler.

Seiler wearing number 71.

it? Crispelli's Pizzeria and Bakery.

We are in Berkeley, Michigan.

It's our first location.

We have eight locations in Metro Detroit.

Not touching that one.

John Gay, Jag Podcast Productions here in lovely Berkeley, Michigan, just outside Detroit.

And as I mentioned, we're going to be talking today with our very special guest.

That is Ainsley Rosito from Beehive.

Jag, why don't you start?

Sure.

John Gay, Jag Podcast Productions, Berkeley, Michigan.

Come say hi in New York if you're a podcast movement.

It was the most pivotal year of my career, and he said, "She deserves to play just like the boys." Um, and so it's just a reminder.

And that was someone who I don't think ever played more than high school hockey in, in Berkeley, Michigan.

So, um, for what that's worth, to all the coaches listening, I think just remember that that's the power that you have when you sign up to, to coach these kids.

Awesome.

Here are three members of the Michigan offensive unit that you'll be watching.

Paul Seymour, senior from Berkeley, Michigan, physical education major.

Tom Coyle, junior, born Dublin, Ireland, phys ed major.

My name's Jim Branstad.

Physicists call that spaghettification, which is now one of our favorite words.

Here's a shout-out to some of our question askers: Sash, six years old; Rosalie from Cambridge, Ontario; Ceely, eight years old; Harrison, five years old in Sydney, Australia; Charlie Brandon; James, age six from Berkeley, Michigan; Esther from Baldwin in the USA; Maya, seven years old, a Mexican-Irish girl who lives in Ireland; Gus, who is almost six and a half from Nebraska; Noelle, six years old from Hong Kong; and Hugh, seven years old.

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