It's safe to say that morale around the Michigan Wolverines program is close to an all-time low right now. After the shocking Sherrone Moore saga, the Wolverines have gone through plenty of turbulence, sending ripples throughout the program.
The No. 2 Michigan Wolverines are off to a red hot start to the season at 11-0 as Dusty May's team has been the most dominant team in college basketball so far in 2025.
The allegations that led to Sherrone Moore’s dismissal as Michigan’s head coach may not have come as a complete surprise to the university. New allegations published by Bruce Feldman, Austin Meek, and Katie Strang of The Athletic indicated that Michigan officials had concerns about Moore’s social media activity dating back to fall 2024.
For the third consecutive week, the Michigan Wolverines basketball squad came in at No. 2 in the AP college basketball poll. Last week, the Wolverines had 15 first-place votes, as opposed to 42 for No.
If you were expecting standard, buttoned-up coach-speak from Ann Arbor this week, you don’t know Biff Poggi. The interim head coach, stepping in after the firing of Sherrone Moore, isn’t interested in sugarcoating the state of Michigan football.
While Michigan is in the middle of its head coaching search, some forget that the Wolverines are also preparing for another football game. The Wolverines are set to play on Dec.
As Michigan continues its head coaching search, we know of at least one coach who wants the permanent head coaching job: interim head coach Biff Poggi.
Michigan is now in Day 12 of its head coach search and it's quite possible the Wolverines' search takes longer than anticipated. Michigan's top two targets are seemingly off the board after Alabama and Kalen DeBoer advanced in the College Football Playoff, and Kenny Dillingham inked a big contract with Arizona State.
True freshman guard Trey McKenney had one of the best games of his young college basketball career on Sunday afternoon. The Flint, Mich. native registered a game-high 17 points, including three three-pointers, to lead No.
The Michigan State Spartans are turning to a former Michigan quarterback to run their offense. The Spartans are planning to hire Alabama co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Nick Sheridan as their offensive coordinator, according to Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports.
As the Michigan Wolverines continue their search for a new head coach, a seasoned and highly respected name has emerged in coaching circles: Kyle Whittingham.