Michigan will take the field on Saturday after a much-needed bye week. The Wolverines were able to look themselves in the mirror and try to make some changes that will pay dividends in the final seven games.
Well, at least they’re confident? Maybe they’re delusional? That’s up to you to decide, but the Michigan Wolverines still think they are getting things trending in the right direction coming out of the bye week before a big date against the Penn State Nittany Lions on Saturday in Ann Arbor.
The Michigan Wolverines have lost two straight games, and their season appears to be on the brink. Still, their top draft-eligible players have plenty at stake in the eyes of NFL talent evaluators.
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Michigan’s committed 2027 four-star RB and QB have had stellar games this regular season. The Wolverines will continue “big game hunting” this week for more four- and five-stars.
Kyle Whittingham has spent the past two weeks answering questions about Michigan’s offense. And after defeats to Iowa and Minnesota, the questions have become harder to avoid.
The season on the field is not going according to plan for the Michigan Wolverines, but we know that the world does not stop just because things are not going according to plan.
Michigan is 3-2 and coming off its bye week. The Wolverines did some soul searching and they hope to show a lot of improvement this week when Penn State comes to town on Saturday.
Michigan had already lost two straight. Then the group chat leaked. Zach Marshall’s private messages criticizing offensive coordinator Jason Beck are now public, and the Wolverines have a new problem sitting on top of a 3-2 record.
Michigan took the bye week to figure out who the Wolverines are. Kyle Whittingham said on Monday that there wasn't going to be many wholesale changes in terms of personnel.
Unlike the vast majority of the Big Ten, the Michigan Wolverines did not take the field this past week. They used the break to make determinations about how to attack the remainder of the season, opting to keep Bryce Underwood as the starting quarterback and Jason Beck as the offensive play-caller.
The Michigan Wolverines are coming off two straight Big Ten losses and a bye week. If head coach Kyle Whittingham was going to make a move to switch things up, this was going to be the time to do it.
The Michigan Wolverines returned from their bye week with some major announcements. Most of those are probably going to be met with a collective groan as Kyle Whittingham confirmed his team is not going to panic.
After five weeks of seeing the Maize and Blue in action, the Wolverines had their bye week this past week. Michigan entered the bye week coming off of back-to-back losses and starting 0-2 in conference play.
It's been a game of musical chairs for the Michigan offensive line this season. As the 2026 season was about to begin, Kyle Whittingham felt good about seven or eight linemen on the team, but as the season marches on — the number dwindles.
During his Monday press conference, head coach Kyle Whittingham announced Bryce Underwood will remain Michigan's starting quarterback, and Jason Beck will continue to call the plays as the offensive coordinator.
It wasn't all quiet during Michigan's bye week this past week, but the Wolverines are focused on making improvements to finish the final seven games as strong as possible.
Michigan took the court on Sunday for its first of three exhibition games this season before the regular season tips off. Going into the game, we knew freshman Marcus Moller wasn't going to play, but the expectation was for Roddy Gayle Jr.
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The Michigan Wolverines continued their impressive start to the season this weekend. They swept the Alaska Anchorage Seawolves at Yost Ice Arena. Michigan dominated both games, outscoring Alaska Anchorage 17-3 over the two-game series.
The Michigan Wolverines are dealing with controversy inside their football program after senior tight end Zack Marshall publicly apologized Tuesday for comments criticizing offensive coordinator Jason Beck and the team’s struggling offense.
The Michigan Wolverines football team is having a rough year in Kyle Whittingham's first season as head coach.
The Michigan Wolverines are in a bit of a tailspin.
For Michigan fans who watched Ronnie Bell grind through five seasons in maize and blue, Monday’s news from Las Vegas was familiar. The Raiders released the former Wolverines wide receiver from their practice squad, a corresponding move after signing former Chicago Bears draft pick Tyler Scott, the Raiders announced.
An absolutely stunning ending.
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