A week ago, Bryce Underwood’s quarterback job looked anything but secure. His 12-of-22 showing against Western Michigan left Michigan searching for answers, while Kyle Whittingham’s declaration that the position was not “infinite” added another layer of pressure.
Jason Beck has had the No. 2 ranked rushing attack in each of the last two seasons at both Utah and New Mexico, respectively. However, it's been a struggle for Beck to get the Michigan rushing attack rolling.
Michigan bounced back in a big way on the field last Saturday, and the polls responded. A week removed from a miracle escape against MAC opponent Western
Michigan football is 2-0. That’s the good news. More good news came this week as they catapulted themselves back into the conversation surrounding the College Football Playoff.
Michigan flipped a switch from Week 1 to Week 2 and it showed on the field. The Wolverines have yet to light up the scoreboard, but behind a stifling defense and an improved Bryce Underwood, Michigan was able to take down one of its toughest opponents on the schedule: the Oklahoma Sooners, 17-10.
It's been slow on the recruiting front for Michigan, but a win over Oklahoma this past weekend might've been the cure to some action moving in favor of the Wolverines.
The tune surrounding the Michigan Wolverines has really changed from Week 1 to Week 2. The Wolverines' last-second Hail Mary win feels like a long time ago after Michigan beat Oklahoma 17-10 in the Big House.
Michigan was able to bounce back and pick up a huge win at home over the #11 ranked Oklahoma Sooners by a score of 17-10. It was a defensive battle between two high level units in this game as both offenses struggled to put together good drives in this game.
One week can make a big difference in the court of public opinion. The Wolverines looked really bad, especially offensively, in Week 1 against Western Michigan, which dropped them from No.
It’s incredible how little time can pass in a college football season, and an entire narrative can change in the blink of an eye. Last week, this column talked about Michigan embarrassing itself in a variety of ways, including storming the field for beating a MAC opponent.
Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham entered Saturday’s matchup against No. 11 Oklahoma under scrutiny after narrowly escaping defeat in Week 1 thanks to a controversial last-second Hail Mary.
Kyle Whittingham has finally addressed a comment he made about quarterback Bryce Underwood after the Michigan Wolverines’ close Week 1 win over the Western
The Oklahoma Sooners couldn't get much going in an ugly 17-10 loss to Michigan.
What a difference a year makes for the Oklahoma Sooners.
At some point, Underwood is going to have to make some plays with his arm. Michigan doesn't seem to trust that he can (or will).
According to multiple reports, 16 ex-members of the University of Michigan men’s hockey program filed a lawsuit in federal court in the Eastern District
Not all heroes wear capes. Sometimes they wear the title of sports statistician. Jeff Sagarin, a respected sports statistician and NCAA-recognized national championship selector, has made his stance on Saturday’s controversial matchup between Western Michigan and Michigan crystal clear: The Broncos are the winners.
Urban Meyer would not have been cool, calm and collected had he been on the Western Michigan Broncos' sideline in Week 1 against the Michigan Wolverines.
The NCAA is hoping for no more major officiating controversies for the rest of the season.
The NCAA will not be coming to the aid of the Western Michigan Broncos after their more than controversial loss to the Michigan Wolverines in Week 1.
Michigan had a messy game against Western Michigan on Saturday. The Wolverines almost lost, only pulling off a last-second win with a wild Hail Mary play.
The MAC is trying to set the record straight.
Sarkisian is focusing on preparations for Ohio State, but still had time to comment on another Big Ten team in Michigan.
The Big Ten released a statement following the Michigan Wolverines' controversial 13-12 home win over the Western Michigan Broncos on Saturday.
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.
The Michigan Wolverines kick off their season on Sept. 5 against the Western Michigan Broncos, and it can't come soon enough.
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