When Kyle Whittingham had his introductory press conference when he was named as the new head coach, he said that two or three coaches would likely be retained from Sherrone Moore's staff.
As the transfer portal opened on Friday, Michigan saw a lot of attrition in Day 1 of the transfer portal. Some surprising names came up like LB Cole Sullivan and OT Andrew Sprague, and following those two was DL Enow Etta, who announced late Friday night that he would also enter the portal.
Michigan football sophomore offensive tackle Andrew Sprague has officially entered the NCAA transfer portal, according to a report from On3's Pete Nakos.
Morez Johnson Jr. scored a career-high 29 points and second-ranked Michigan pounced on 24th-ranked Southern California early to roll to a 96-66 win Friday in a Big Ten Conference matchup.
It's not a secret that Michigan needs to add some serious threats in the passing game. The Wolverines added former Indiana WR Donaven McCulelley last season in the portal, but it was true freshman Andrew Marsh that led the charge -- even after playing sparingly in the first three games of the season.
With one year of eligibility remaining, Michigan cornerback Zeke Berry has entered his name into the transfer portal, per Max Olson of ESPN. Berry was a key contributor to the defense the past two seasons, earning All-Big Ten honors in both 2024 and 2025.
The Michigan Wolverines are facing another significant roster departure as starting cornerback Zeke Berry has announced his intention to enter the NCAA transfer portal.
With the transfer portal opening at midnight on Friday, Michigan has started to lose players to the portal. The latest is freshman lineman Kaden Strayhorn.
On Friday afternoon, Michigan football’s Jasper Parker announced that he is entering his name into the transfer portal, per Steve Samra of On3. Parker was a true freshman on the Wolverines squad in 2025.
The transfer portal opened on Friday and it's in full gear. Michigan has lost a few players to the portal on Friday like LB Cole Sullivan, CB Elijah Dotson, and Semaj Morgan -- with more likely to come.
The transfer portal opened on Friday Jan. 2 and will run through Jan. 16. Michigan has a brand new coaching staff -- save for a few coaches who have been retained -- and the Wolverines are working on retaining their core players, while looking at the portal to bring in additional help.
The Michigan Wolverines football program received a jolt on Friday with the news that one of its top emerging defensive players, linebacker Cole Sullivan, has officially entered the NCAA transfer portal.
Expectations are immense when you’re a five-star recruit who is given a $10M deal before playing a college game. That was the situation for Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood, and because of this scenario, many fans have become a bit anxious regarding his future.
Michigan is back in action and it's the first game the Wolverines will play in the New Year. It's going to be a big one for the No. 2 Wolverines as USC comes to town.
As the transfer portal opens on Friday, Michigan will start to see some players enter the transfer portal. Cornerback Elijah Dotson was the first player to enter the portal as the clock struck midnight, and now Michigan could be in danger of losing one of its top defenders.
Michigan football is set to lose a defensive player to the transfer portal. On late Thursday evening, On3's Hayes Fawcett reported that freshman defensive back Elijah Dotson plans to enter the portal.
The Michigan Wolverines football program didn't exactly have their season finish how they hoped. Their head coach was fired amidst a massive scandal. Their head coaching search didn't go as smoothly as planned.
The Michigan Wolverines are coming off of a Sweet 16 campaign in 2024-25 with their eyes on bigger things in 2025-26. The Wolverines revamped their roster this offseason with dreams of winning the program's second ever national championship and are right on schedule with a 12-0 record heading into Thursday's home game against the USC Trojans.
Sherrone Moore is no longer affiliated with the University of Michigan, but that hasn't stopped the athletic department from facing questions about him.
Kyle Whittingham didn't waste time picking sides in college football's most heated rivalry. The 66-year-old coach, who spent 21 seasons building Utah into a consistent winner, faced reporters Sunday for his introductory news conference at Michigan.
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.