Passion is one of the driving forces of fandom. That’s especially true in college football, where fandom is more rabid than ever. Ann Arbor was rocking on Saturday night in anticipation of seeing the Michigan Wolverines take the field for the first time in 2026.
Michigan topped Western Michigan in controversial fashion on Saturday night. The Wolverines had appeared to lose on their home turf, before a replay review determined that there was actually 0:01 remaining in the game.
Infamous former Michigan Wolverines assistant coach Connor Stalions has weighed in on his former team’s controversial win over Western Michigan on Saturday night.
The Big Ten has announced a final ruling on the insane finish to Saturday night’s Michigan vs. Western Michigan game. Michigan was trailing Western Michigan with what appeared to be 0:00 remaining on the clock.
Michigan’s first game under head football coach Kyle Whittingham ended in controversy Saturday night, with the Wolverines beating Western Michigan 13-12 on a Hail Mary after officials put one second on the clock following a replay review.
What a start to the Kyle Whittingham era in Ann Arbor, a last-second Hail Mary touchdown for Michigan football to defeat Western Michigan, 13-12 at The Big House.
This was supposed to be a tune up game. It certainly looked like it was going to be one after Michigan’s first series of the game resulted in the Wolverines marching down the field for a touchdown.
One polarizing ruling in the final seconds decided Saturday’s wild Michigan-Western Michigan clash at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, Mich. Western Michigan, leading 12-7 with nine seconds left, needed just one more defensive stand to secure a stunning season-opening upset over No.
For one remarkable moment, it looked like Western Michigan took down Michigan at the Big House in what would have been the biggest upset in college football’s Week 1 games, by far.
Michigan’s 2026 season opener turned into one of the wildest finishes of the college football season. The Wolverines escaped Western Michigan 13-12 Saturday night at the Big House, but the victory came with plenty of controversy.
Many college football analysts will say that Michigan didn’t deserve today’s win over Western Michigan, but at the end of the day, it’s a lot easier to cope with being bad after a narrow win than after a historic loss.
The first game of the Kyle Whittingham era at Michigan resulted in a win, but it's not one that anybody at the program should be feeling good about. It might also be the most controversial win that happens throughout the entirety of the 2026 college football season.
Saturday marked the first game under Kyle Whittingham, and the long-time head coach was about to walk out of Michigan Stadium with a major loss. But magic happened.
In their last four meetings against Western Michigan dating back to 2009, the Michigan Wolverines have won all of their games by an average of nearly 32 points.
A long-standing tradition at Michigan is not to release a depth chart. Head coach Kyle Whittingham admits he doesn't like them and won't release one either — fans and media will find out where things stand when Michigan takes the field on Saturday night against Western Michigan.
The Michigan Wolverines will play football tomorrow. What a sight for sore eyes. The offseason feels longer every year, and this year’s offseason had plenty of twists and turns along the way.
Michigan’s 2026-27 non-conference schedule was officially announced today. The Wolverines are set to play six games against high-major foes, starting with an opening-week tilt against UConn in Boston.
Jake Butt has never been one to mince words about Michigan football, and the former Wolverine tight end just put a sizable expectation on the back of junior running back Jordan Marshall.
The University of Michigan continues to add notable commitments. The Wolverines hockey program announced that they’ve received a commitment from forward Shaeffer Gordon-Carroll, a prospect eligible for the 2027 NHL Draft.
The University of Michigan Wolverines are adding another top prospect to the program. According to Scott Wheeler of The Athletic, and later confirmed by Jeff Marek of The Sheet, the Wolverines have received a commitment from forward Dima Zhilkin.
It's tough to be a true freshman in college football, especially in this era where players are being granted extra eligibility and staying well into their mid-20s. That makes Savion Hiter even more special.