Already bringing in one of the nation’s best freshman recruiting classes, Michigan basketball’s top recruit is garnering even more praise. Top incoming Michigan freshman Brandon McCoy Jr.
With six commitments in its 2027 recruiting class, Michigan is looking to add some players in the coming months as the official visit calendar is upon us.
As things stand now, Michigan has signed three players from the transfer portal — all being big men. The Wolverines are also eyeing a First-Team All-Big West player for the wing position, and waiting for word on both Morez Johnson Jr.
With open roster spot(s), Dusty May is still taking time to evaluate the transfer portal, along with waiting for final word from both Aday Mara and Morez Johnson.
Michigan landed a significant commitment from in-state offensive lineman Jakari Lipsey on Saturday afternoon. With the addition of Lipsey, the Wolverines have six commits in the 2027 class.
After losing Derrick Moore, Jaishawn Barham, and TJ Guy to the 2026 NFL Draft, Michigan needed to shore up its edge room. The cupboard wasn't empty, though.
Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham is well aware that college football is currently skating down a very slippery slope. It's no secret that NIL has changed the landscape of college sports.
Spring practice is over and the next time Michigan will have anything organized will be on June 1 for summer conditioning. The Wolverines will then get back together this fall for fall camp before the 2026 season kicks off.
You know that feeling when you've been following an NFL franchise for years, maybe even decades, and that team keeps making the same mistakes, over and over? That's an affliction that the Detroit Lions broke during the NFL Draft.
When Kyle Whittingham was named the new Michigan head coach, one of his main priorities was getting top in-state talent in Ann Arbor. On Saturday, Michigan landed one of the big fish from the state of Michigan.
When you're a two-time All-Big Ten selection, can you really be considered under the radar? According to ESPN's Jake Trotter, defensive back Rod Moore is Michigan's under-the-radar player entering the 2026 season.
Not too long ago, it appeared Michigan was going to be the pick for Wake Forest transfer Juke Harris. One of the top transfers took a visit to Ann Arbor during Michigan's national title parade and there were predictions that favored the Wolverines.
Darrell Mattison committed to Michigan on March 24. By April 28, he was gone. Thirty-six days. In modern college football, elite four-star recruits typically hold commitments for eight to eighteen months.
The talk of the spring game was how well quarterback Tommy Carr played. Carr looked sharp and didn't look like a player who should still be in high school.
Michigan's roster is coming together in hopes of competing for another national title. While the Wolverines continue to fill their roster, Michigan has to wait on decisions from a trio of players who entered their names into the 2026 NBA Draft.
After signing three transfer big men and adding six freshmen to the squad, Michigan's 2026-27 roster is coming together. But the Wolverines still technically have three roster spots open since both L.J.
The Michigan Wolverines are looking to add to their 2027 class in the near future, and not only is Michigan in on some national talent, but the Wolverines have some loaded talent in their backyard.
Michigan running back Jordan Marshall has stepped into a difficult conversation. He openly defended former head coach Sherrone Moore months after the controversy that rocked the Wolverines program.
Paige Shiver said Michigan was aware of her extramarital relationship with disgraced Wolverines coach Sherrone Moore and her terminated pregnancy during their affair.
The Michigan Wolverines don't have a quarterback problem on their hands just yet, but it's worth noting that former star recruit Bryce Underwood has been a bit underwhelming.
Ohio State alum Kirk Herbstreit was not crossing a rivalry line at his son’s spring game in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Herbstreit did a near-perfect job blending into the crowd with his outfit, but one thing was noticeably lacking: a Michigan logo.