It took a second, but Michigan is fully aboard the NIL train now. Thanks to the deep-pocketed donors of the Champions Circle, the Wolverines are at the
The on-again, off-again Michigan-Duke rematch is officially off. The game was originally announced to be played in Madison Square Garden, then reportedly moved to the Miami Marlins stadium, and now won’t be played at all.
We've already covered players #6-25 so far in this series, including players like offensive linemen Andrew Sprague, running back Savion Hiter, defensive tackle Enow Etta among others.
If Michigan is going to contend for a Big Ten Championship in 2026, along with a spot in the College Football Playoff, the Wolverines are going to need some players to elevate their game.
Big Ten Media Days in Chicago are right around the corner, and then shortly after, fall camp will take place in Ann Arbor. With a new coaching staff in place and some fresh faces, Michigan has a few things it needs to sort out before Week 1 comes around.
Michigan Wolverines haven’t offered Carson Graham yet, but the younger brother of former Wolverines Mason Graham isn’t ruling out Ann Arbor. The Class of 2028 defensive lineman says Michigan remains one of the programs he is hoping to hear from.
Michigan is entering a new era under Kyle Whittingham, and ESPN insider Pete Thamel agrees. He believes the Wolverines have found the right coach to lead them.
Former Utah Utes, Florida, and Ohio head coach Urban Meyer knows what it feels like to coach at a program where winning is the only acceptable outcome.
Fall camp is right around the corner, and Michigan has plenty of unknowns to resolve before the season opener. One position stands out as the most concerning heading into head coach Kyle Whittingham’s first year.
Quarterback Bryce Underwood came into the Michigan Wolverines as the number one overall recruit in his class. Six-foot-four, 228 pounds, and the kind of arm talent Urban Meyer said if God could make a quarterback, it would look a lot like Underwood.
After the Sherrone Moore-Paige Shiver incident marred his stint, Warde Manuel is stepping down from the post of the University of Michigan’s athletic director.
The Michigan Wolverines are in the hunt for a new athletic director after Warde Manuel resigned following an internal investigation. The Wolverines released a summary of their internal investigation into the athletic program on Monday.
On Monday, the Big Ten powerhouse confirmed Manuel is set to step down from his role "at the end of the calendar year."
The University of Michigan has announced that longtime athletic director Warde Manuel will be stepping down at the end of the year. Michigan announced on Monday morning that Manuel, who helped lead the football and men's basketball programs to national championships in recent years, will be stepping down from his position at the end of the year.
The Michigan Wolverines don't give in easily. This is a championship-caliber football program, and they've made changes to come back strong after the drama with former head coach Sherrone Moore.
Manuel says chatter about his job security is just social media noise.
There has been plenty of smoke surrounding Michigan Wolverines athletic director Warde Manuel and his job status.
Warde Manuel's 10-year tenure as Michigan athletic director is in doubt, with multiple reports Sunday that the university's board of regents will meet to discuss an investigation into the culture of the athletic department.
The Michigan Wolverines did not wait long to make a decision on their new permanent head coach.
Michigan Stadium, is currently the largest stadium in the United States. But perhaps not for long.
Many thought the Dallas Mavericks would go guard in the 2026 NBA Draft, but they shored up their front court instead.
The Golden State Warriors didn't trade their No. 11 pick after all. Instead, they took the most NBA-ready player in the entire class.
The NBA Draft began without much drama, with the first picks going exactly as expected. But every draft has surprises, and here were the biggest of the night.
New Michigan Wolverines head coach Kyle Whittingham knows just how important quarterback Bryce Underwood is to success in year one of his tenure in Ann Arbor.
The leadership of the Michigan Wolverines had to have hit maximum "scramble mode" on Monday when news broke that head basketball coach Dusty May departed for a gig in the NBA.
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