Nico Andreghetto was pumped.
The graduate safety had spent four seasons walking down the silent, plain-walled Lloyd Carr tunnel before each home game. Now, in his final year with the Wolverines, his new coaching staff decided to renovate — and they wanted his help.
The Michigan football team added a live-broadcasted tunnel walk to its pregame ritual this offseason, equipping the Lloyd Carr tunnel with 390 feet of LED lights that send alternating waves of maize and blue beams up and down the passage, illuminating the players as they take the field. To go with the new light show, the Wolverines staff wanted their players’ assistance in finding the perfect song to play as they made their way down the corridor at game time…