Michigan football programs takes over WTKA on May 18 to raise funds for Mott Children's Hospital

Former Michigan cornerback Charles Woodson talks during last year's WTKA takeover. The Heisman Trophy winner will return for this year's event on Friday, May 18.

Angela J. Cesere | AnnArbor.com

The lineup is set for the annual Mott Children’s Hospital takeover of Ann Arbor sports talk radio station WTKA-AM (1050).

A number of former Michigan football players, along with former head coach Lloyd Carr, current coach Brady Hoke and athletic director Dave Brandon, will take over the airwaves in hourly increments from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday, May 18.

The takeover is the start of a three-day fundraising effort by former football players to benefit the hospital. The sixth annual Brian Griese/Steve Hutchinson/Charles Woodson Champions for Children’s Hearts Weekend continues with a gala dinner on Saturday, May 19, and a golf outing on Sunday, May 20.

During the radio takeover, WTKA will take pledges for the Coach Carr Mountaintop Experience Fund, which helps Mott patients and families during extended hospital stays.

The event raised more than $100,000 last year for the Charles Woodson Clinical Research Fund.

The first nine hours of the programming will take place in the WTKA studio on Victors Way in Ann Arbor. The final two hours will be a remote broadcast from the MDen location on State Street in Ann Arbor.

Schedule 7 a.m. - Lloyd Carr, Jay Feely
8 a.m. - Lloyd Carr, Brian Griese
9 a.m. - Dana Jacobson, Dhani Jones
10 a.m. - Marlin Jackson, Cato June, Tim Massaquoi
11 a.m. - Charles Woodson, Adam Schefter
Noon - Mike Hart, Greg Mattison, Al Borges
1 p.m. - Scott Dreisbach, Adrian Arrington, Gary Moeller, Jerry Hanlon, Jarrett Irons
2 p.m. - Leon Hall, Morgan Trent, Ron Bellamy, Drew Henson
3 p.m. - Mark Campbell, Jerame Tuman , Aaron Shea, Remy Hamilton
4 p.m. - Steve Hutchinson, Steve Everitt, Jake Long, Glen Steele (from MDen)
5 p.m. - David Brandon, Brady Hoke (from MDen)