On Monday, the AP college basketball preseason poll was released ahead of the 2025-26 season. According to the poll, Michigan basketball is expected to be a national contender heading into the season, checking in at No.
This past weekend was ugly for Michigan. The Wolverines took one on the chin at USC and lost 31-13. Michigan fell out of the AP Top 25, the Wolverines received their second loss of the season, and star RB Justice Haynes left in the second quarter and never returned.
Michigan entered Los Angeles as the No. 15 team in the country and a team that thought it could contend for not only a Big Ten title, but a spot in the College Football Playoff.
Michigan wasn't impressive at all against USC on Saturday. The Wolverines went into Los Angeles and came out with a 31-13 loss. Michigan, which was ranked No.
Stock Up: Andrew Marsh Once again, Andrew Marsh played well, he led the team in both targets, catches and yards. He finished the game with 8 catches on 9 targets for 138 yards and one 69-yard touchdown.
A battle between two young, Big Ten quarterbacks awaits in Week 8. Washington will make the trip to Michigan, and the opening point spread has been revealed.
You know it's almost college basketball season when the KenPom Rankings are released. The Wolverines were ranked as the No. 11 team in the country. Michigan has the 20th-ranked offense with a 116.6 offensive rating.
Michigan entered this past week with a No. 15 ranking and the Wolverines felt like they were going to compete for the Big Ten. But following a 31-13 loss to USC, Michigan is left with more questions than answers.
No. 15 Michigan went into Los Angeles looking to cement itself as one of the top teams in the Big Ten, but the Wolverines walked out looking for answers.
No. 15 Michigan took a bad loss on Saturday night in Los Angeles. USC is a good team, and losing to the Trojans isn't going to kill the Wolverines' resume, but the score difference might.
Game Ball #1: Andrew Marsh The biggest bright spot in this game, by far for Michigan, was true freshman wide receiver Andrew Marsh. He had a big 69-yard touchdown in the 4th quarter to pull the Wolverines back within two scores of the Trojans.
Michigan and USC square off from the Coliseum for the first time since 1957 as college football’s Week 7 action gets underway on Saturday. Here is the latest prediction for the game from an expert model that projects scores.
The Michigan Wolverines didn't make a lot of moves in the transfer portal at wide receiver, but they did make one big splash when they added Indiana transfer Donaven McCulley.
Michigan has had great running backs over the years, and Justice Haynes seems poised to be mentioned among that elite group of college football players.