Former Wolverine fullback, defensive lineman and special teamer Ben Mason joined and shared what makes his impact on the game unique, described his NFL Draft prep approach, reflected on Michigan memories and more. (1:45-15:40)
Then, Big Ten Network Manager of Research Harold Shelton joined to discuss how the proposed Super League in European Soccer matches sports trends in the US before talking both real and hypothetical Big Ten schedules vs. nonconference opponents. (17:35-end)
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0:00 Intro to Ben Mason
1:45 Ben on his NFL Draft prep
3:15 Describing the H-Back position
4:05 On playing both defense and offense at Michigan
5:40 On how he fits in the league
6:10 On hurdles in college
7:30 On best memories at Michigan
9:10 On winning “Team’s Toughest Player Award”
10:25 On college and NFL players he admires
13:45 On best places to eat in Ann Arbor
15:40 Intro to Harold Shelton
17:35 Harold’s Ben Mason memories
23:50 On College Sports “Super League” implications
32:00 On hypothetical nonconference scheduling scenarios
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