Michigan will visit Michigan State in Week 9, as the two are set to meet for the 118th time. The game has provided memorable moments. It has been 10 years since the infamous Surrender Cobra moment, and this game could have more infamous moments in Paul Bunyan Trophy lore.
Michigan finds itself sitting at 5-2 after seven games this season, and despite two early losses, the Wolverines are still in position to accomplish their goals.
Player #1: Bryce UnderwoodBryce Underwood had one of his best games of his young career in last week’s game against Washington. He completed 21/27 passes for 230 yards and 2 TD’s and set a career high in completion percentage in doing so.
Michigan men's basketball will open the season on Monday, November 3 at home against Oakland, and the Wolverines still have plenty of work to according to head coach Dusty May.
The college football regular season is inching closer to its climax, and for some Big Ten teams, the road to the College Football Playoff begins this week.
It was a successful Saturday for Michigan after getting back to Ann Arbor and taking down Washington. The Wolverines were dominant in the 24-7 win and the win made some national analysts think the Wolverines are back in business.
Michigan hosted several commits and prospective targets this past weekend during the Wolverines' dominant win over Washington. It was an all-around good win for Michigan and recruits were impressed during their time in Ann Arbor.
Michigan is coming off a big win this past weekend against Washington and won fairly easily, 24-7. Now, the 5-2 Wolverines are going into a battle against rival Michigan State.
Michigan got back on track this past weekend at home against Washington. The Wolverines' defense was as dominant as you could hope for against an electric Huskies' offense.
The Wolverines put together arguably their best 60 minutes of football this past weekend. Going up against a Washington team that should have been ranked heading into Saturday's game against Michigan, the Wolverines were dominant and left with a 24-7 win over the Huskies.
Ann Arbor, Mich.—The Michigan Wolverines (5-2, 3-1 Big Ten) welcomed Washington(5-2, 2-2) to the Big House on Oct. 18, in a must-win game. And it’s just what the Wolverines did, beating the Huskies 24-7.