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JOB SEARCH
From 'U' football to broadcasting
Jim Brandstatter is a commen-
tator for Michigan football games
as well as Detroit Lions games. He
was an offensive tackle for Michi-
ganfrom 1969 to 1971 under coach
Bo Schembechler. Brandstatter
has been broadcasting since he
graduated from the University in
1972.
So, how has the game of
college football changed since
you
The players are bigger, stron-
ger, faster. The game itself is still
fundamentals of blocking, tack-
ling, speed and playingsmart. It's
gotten a lot more involved from
a mediastandpoint - let's put
it this way: Back when I played
you could still be a college stu-
dent as a scholarship athlete. You
didn't have Twitter, Facebook or
the 24-hour news cycle, and you
could still be one of the regular
guys going to class. Now it's not
so much that way because you're
under a microscope so much more
than you were 30 to 40 years ago.
How did you end up in the
media?
I actually started in school as
an architecture and design major.
I took a speech class, loved it,
and changed my major to general
studies, where I was able to study
things I wouldn't have normally
taken had I been in another pro-
gram. It helped me along the way
in my broadcast career. I've found
a niche, and I've found a job that I
just absolutely love.
What's your prediction for
Team 134?
I think Brady Hoke has done a
great job on the recruiting trail,
using the same attitude as Bo
Shembechler that winningcham-
pionships is the goal. It's a high
bar that he sets, but that's what it
should be at Michigan. That atti-
tude more than anything, I think,
is what challenges young men to
come into.Michigan and become
the best.
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