The Big Ten Network raised the curtain on the Michigan football team Thursday night, giving fans their first glimpse of summer camp in an hour-long preview show focused on the Wolverines.

Camp is closed to outsiders, so the show was a chance to glean a few tidbits about the team. Here’s a few of the more interesting things learned:

• Big Ten Network analyst Gerry DiNardo noted that defensive tackle Will Campbell had significantly slimmed down since the spring and looked like he was in great shape.

• DiNardo then wondered aloud whether Campbell would make an excellent offensive line prospect.

• Commentators referred to the starting linebackers as Craig Roh, Mark Moundros and Jonas Mouton.

• Moundros moved to middle linebacker this spring, and was previously considered a backup to Kenny Demens and Obi Ezeh, so his emergence as a potential starter would give the linebacking group more versatility.

• DiNardo said it “looked like” Mark Huyge will be the Wolverines’ starting left tackle ahead of Taylor Lewan, although both have seen long looks at right tackle as well.

• In picking Cam Gordon as his "under the radar" Wolverine who will surprise people this fall, analyst Howard Griffith said Gordon would start at safety.

• DiNardo offered Patrick Omameh, who will start at guard on an interior line that might be the strength of the team along with David Molk and Stephen Schilling.

• Interesting quote from defensive tackle Mike Martin: Asked what the biggest difference is between last year's defense and this one, Martin said that "we're tighter as a group."