MGoBlog: The MGoPodcast

The very visual, very professional, and 100% kitten-free podcasts of MGoBlog, featuring the MGoPodcast with Brian Cook, Seth Fisher, David Nasternak, and Alex Drain, as well as The Teams historical podcast (Seth & Dr. Sap), The Michigan Hockeycast (David & Alex), and recorded versions of MGoRadio (Brian, Seth & Alex) and the WTKA Roundtable (Brian, Seth, Sam Webb, and Craig Ross)

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episode 29: MGoPodcast 12.25: A McDonald’s Bag With Legs


We’re going to put out two half-sized episodes this week so we can preview LSU.

The Sponsors

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And introducing SignalWire, which is the virtual office platform we recorded this on because we’ve had it up to here with Zoom (use the code MUPPETS and they’ll buy your team lunch!)

1. Recapping Texas Southern

starts at 1:00

Zeb Jackson for ten minutes—just want that guy getting some confidence in his shot. Interesting high-low with Terrance Williams, since he’s not a spot-up threat right now: keep him on the court with Dickinson. Speaking of Dickinson: don’t want him contesting 20% guards—fouling out was just a ref show. Other wings turned down open catch and shoot threes.t

2. Previewing LSU

starts at 20:22

Iowa stats but get there the opposite way: all the Isolation, very few baskets are assisted. They don’t play defense—Michigan will have to shoot well but that’s the big difference. Good news is Michigan just played at the football stadium in the BTT so they’re a bit used to shooting with the backdrop. LSU’s shooting is opponent-invariant, they don’t clean up their own boards because they try to block everything. Worried that LSU is so good at getting calls and converting at the line.

[The player after The Jump]

MUSIC:

  • "The Offering"—Ikebe Shakedown
  • “Across 110th Street”


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