Michigan true freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood and the No. 21 Michigan Wolverines are getting ready for their second road test of the season when the Maize and Blue take on Nebraska this Saturday at 3:30 p.m.
Michigan’s 2025-26 schedule is official with the unveiling of the Big Ten schedule today. Weekend home games are among the most valuable assets in the schedule draw, and Michigan drew some good ones.
The Big Ten announced the 2025-26 conference schedule today, which means that Michigan’s 2025-26 docket is officially set. The conference also announced that the league tournament will include all 18 teams and begin on Tuesday this season.
The Nebraska Cornhuskers have a huge game coming up this weekend against the No. 21 Michigan Wolverines. The Huskers are 3-0 and have a chance to make a huge statement with a win over Michigan.
After a difficult Week 2 against a tough Oklahoma defense, Michigan true freshman QB Bryce Underwood and the Wolverine offense bounced back against Central Michigan last week en route to a 600-yard-plus and 63-point offensive performance in a 60-point win over the Chippewas at the Big House last Saturday.
No. 21 Michigan football (2-1) has completed its three out of conference games and is set for Big Ten play when it travels to Nebraska (3-0) to take on the Huskers on Saturday afternoon to open the conference season.
The Michigan Wolverines are off to a decent start in 2025 with their five star phenom freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood. They're 2-1, fresh off an easy victory over Central Michigan, and the Wolverines definitely look like they're trending in the right direction after a tough loss at Oklahoma.
It certainly feels like head coach Dusty May could have something special on his hands as he looks to build the Michigan Wolverines' men's basketball program.
The class of 2026 has so far seen 22 prospects commit to head coach Sherrone Moore and the Michigan Wolverines. The class features prospects from 13 different states, including a pair of five-stars in running back Savion Hiter and edge defender Carter Meadows.
The Michigan Wolverines added another name to their 2026 recruiting class on Tuesday. 6-foot-10 forward Quinn Costello committed to Michigan basketball over Michigan State, Purdue, and North Carolina, among others.
When Michigan landed five-star QB Bryce Underwood last year, most people realized he was going to be special for the Wolverines. Through three games, Underwood has looked the part and has been more dynamic than anything Michigan saw last season.
After losing to the Oklahoma Sooners on the road in Week 2, the Michigan Wolverines bounced back in a big way against the Central Michigan Chippewas. The Wolverines dominated every facet of the game and blew out the Chippewas by a score of 63-3.
In late June, Michigan football scored a huge win on the recruiting trail on the defensive side of the ball when class of 2026 five-star EDGE Carter Meadows announced his commitment to the Wolverines.
Michigan linebackers are showing depth in 2025, with Cole Sullivan emerging as a breakout star, pushing for more snaps in a loaded rotation. The 2025 Michigan defense is starting to look different from what was expected.