Polygraph Tests & Michigan All-Time Team: Scenes From The Joel Klatt Show In Ann Arbor
There aren't many better ways to get ready for a major college football tilt than a live show before the game.
Ahead of Michigan hosting No.
11 Oklahoma this Saturday, FOX Sports college football analyst Joel Klatt hosted a live showing of "The Joel Klatt Show" in Ann Arbor.
The third-ever live "Joel Klatt Show" sold out The Circ Bar and featured guest stars like a national title-winning head coach and Klatt's "Big Noon Kickoff" colleagues.
Klatt hosted guests including former Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops, FOX Sports' Jenny Taft and "Big Noon Kickoff's" Dave Portnoy.
Klatt and co. discussed everything from the 24-team playoff to expectations for Michigan against Oklahoma and even put them in the spotlight with a lie-detector test.
Here are the best moments from "The Joel Klatt Show" live in Ann Arbor: It's no secret that Portnoy is a passionate Michigan football fan, portraying his fandom constantly on-air and on social media.
On Klatt's live show, Portnoy revealed his all-time Michigan team with his top-five Wolverine players of all time.
To name a few, Portnoy included players from the Wolverines' recent national title win in 2023, like quarterback J.J.
McCarthy, and their 1997 national title team with Heisman winner Charles Woodson.
Portnoy's all-time Michigan team: Quarterback : J.J.
McCarthy Wide receivers : Desmond Howard, Anthony Carter Running back : Tim Biakabutuka Defense : Charles Woodson Following his all-time Michigan team, Portnoy shared his thoughts on former Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh, who led the Wolverines to a national title in 2024.
Harbaugh finished his coaching tenure at Michigan with an 86-25 overall record, a 60-17 record in conference play and three consecutive Big Ten Championships from 2021-23.
Harbaugh's final year saw a Big Ten title, an undefeated 15-0 record and a national title win.
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