Mike Boynton

So we'll see.

Like I said, I'm not a big fan of Mike Boynton at all.

I'm not

sure about him, but I feel like Cody Stovall of Lockdown Oklahoma State can be a better judge of Mike Boynton, honestly, because he's a go-to Oklahoma State guy, honestly.

Yeah, the only issue is that he only went to the tournament once, and that's because he had Cade Cunningham.

Let's be real here, dude.

Oh my gosh.

But I will say Mike Boynton was on the staff and I thought Boynton did a decent job at Oklahoma state.

His only problem is they were honest.

They self-reported themselves to the NCAA and did not make the end and got, you know, basically not allowed to make the NCAA tournament, but he did have Cade Cunningham.

Oh my gosh.

But I will say Mike Boynton was on the staff and I thought Boynton did a decent job at Oklahoma state.

His only problem is they were honest.

They self-reported themselves to the NCAA and did not make the end and got, you know, basically not allowed to make the NCAA tournament, but he did have Cade Cunningham.

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Or, excuse me, Saturday going into Sunday.

So by Sunday morning when we wake up after daylight savings, we will know.

How appealing of a television offering do you think this will be with two interstate rivals, and they always draw good numbers, but you're talking about teams that are going to have a combined nine or ten losses.

Do you think this is desirable fare for the networks?

So by Sunday morning when we wake up after daylight savings, we will know.

How appealing of a television offering do you think this will be with two interstate rivals, and they always draw good numbers, but you're talking about teams that are going to have a combined nine or ten losses.

Do you think this is desirable fare for the networks?

No, not like it usually is.

Well, I think Michigan has a good chance to cover that.

They could win 17 to nothing, something like that, right? Possible.

When you look at Rutgers, aside from the quarterback injury to Lonergan, and I was thinking about this on the way in, Tony, how many Big Ten teams have the quarterback who started the season for them? Jaden Maiava, right? Maybe Washington, you could say, right? Maybe Minnesota? Yeah.

Nebraska, Wisconsin.

They can test shots very, very well.

And Mike Boynton and the Michigan Cougars coaches have the players attention right now the players are going to listen to what's being said and that's why when I went to practice yesterday right after their film session they came out and I've seen I believe 11 practices this year this was the most confrontational the most intense and Everybody was very excited because they know that it gets real a week from Monday.

Some observations.

Let's talk a little bit about Michigan's guard play.

They don't mess around.

They delivered the perfect wake-up call, the perfect message.

And as I watch practice on Tuesday, I can tell you without question, Coach Mike Boynton's message during their film session was about attacking on defense, rebounding with ferocity, making harder cuts on offense.

It was really a valuable lesson that came at the perfect time for Michigan.

You too.

Yes, that was Mr. Wolverine's head men's basketball coach, Mike Boynton, joining me.

Thanks for your time.

Bored putting furniture together.

And, you know, you've got Mike Boynton.

like taking over a program.

And it's basically, I don't, I don't care that they say it's not an interim tag.