Welcome to the Weekend!

It's Saturday morning, so enjoy some pictures of beautiful women, including a gif of a weather girl.

Detroit Free Press: Get to know Michigan football freshman class

I totally understand if you don't like the Free Press, but they did some interviews with a handful of incoming freshman (LINK). And I always like to see what the newcomers have to say.

If you don't want to give them clicks, check out some pictures of Jen Selter below.

Rivals: U.S. Army All-American Bowl top performers

Rivals' list of the top performers includes Michigan targets Darrin Kirkland Jr., Keisean Lucier-South, Osa Masina, and Mike Weber (offense, defense), plus a few others.

Hit the jump for some pictures of Jen Selter.

MLive: Harbaugh's ability to develop talent sets him apart

Nick Baumgardner says that one recent weakness - talent development - is supposedly Jim Harbaugh's strength (LINK).

Speaking of talent, there are some good looking ladies beyond the jump.

Happy 16,000,000th Pageview!

I've been too busy this week to complete the PSU preview by this morning. It should be up by tomorrow morning. But hey, in the meantime, TTB passed 16,000,000 pageviews this week. In my special way of saying thanks, here are 25 good looking ladies.

MLive: Hoke releases statement on handling of Shane Morris injury

Brady Hoke (a.k.a. the University) released a statement about the staff's handling of Shane Morris's injury against Minnesota on Saturday (LINK).

Hit the jump for a few pictures of Jen Selter, who's well known for her posterior. Oh, and a gif of one of her workouts.

MLive: Michigan depth chart - How the Wolverines looked at the spring game

Nick Baumgardner pieces together a depth chart based on what he saw at the spring game.

Hit the jump for Jen Selter, the girl with the famous behind.

MLive: Wolverines football carries ever-growing athletic department

Kellie Woodhouse goes in depth on just how important the football program is to keeping the athletic department afloat.

Hit the jump for Jen Selter, who is known for her posterior.

ESPN: Jackson's swift rise began before Alabama

Alex Scarborough tells the story of Eddie Jackson, who's related to none other than long-lost stud Michigan signee Demar Dorsey. It's an interesting story even without the passing mention of Dorsey.

Hit the jump for Jen Selter in colorful "clothing."