It wouldn't be a top-25 showdown if there weren't some top targets on campus. Michigan is set to host Iowa this weekend and Kyle Whittingham's program is expected to host several elite prospects for the big weekend.
Monroe Circuit Court Judge Kara E. Krothe granted a preliminary injunction today in the Indiana state lawsuit against the NCAA, clearing Michigan guard Kenny Noland to play this season.
Michigan looked the part in the second half against the visiting Miners last week, and trend further in the right direction Michigan fans felt awfully uncomfortable in the first half against UTEP last week.
The Michigan Wolverines and head coach Kyle Whittingham are coming up on a huge test of the strength of their team.
Things haven't been great for Michigan through three games, but the Wolverines are 3-0 and it appears they are getting better. QB Bryce Underwood has improved from Week 1 to Week 3 and the Wolverines' defense is as good as they come.
Michigan’s 52-17 win over UTEP came with one major concern that the Wolverines still cannot answer. Andrew Sprague was a late scratch before the game, and head coach Kyle Whittingham has now made it clear that the offensive tackle’s health is taking priority.
Freshman QB Tommy Carr shined in Michigan's spring game and he finally got a chance to see some action this past weekend against UTEP. Carr came into the game and went 2-2 for 23 yards and a 19-yard passing TD to fellow freshman Salesi Moa, along with rushing twice for 18 yards on the ground.
Saturday will bring a bunch of games between Big Ten opponents. No game will bring more interest than the Michigan Wolverines welcoming the Iowa Hawkeyes to Ann Arbor.
Kyle Whittingham and the Michigan Wolverines have experienced a roller coaster of a season so far.
Michigan's first half against UTEP was far from convincing, but the Wolverines' second-half effort was very convincing and Michigan moved up to No. 18 in the AP Top 25 poll following the Wolverines' 52-17 win over the Miners.
Michigan football begins Big Ten play this weekend when the Wolverines welcome Iowa into the Big House. It will mark four games in a row that Michigan plays in the Big House.
Following a 52-17 win over UTEP on Saturday, Michigan will host Iowa this week to begin Big Ten play. Both programs are undefeated and it's going to be a battle of two top-20 teams.
The Michigan Wolverines season begins in earnest this Saturday when they welcome the Iowa Hawkeyes to Ann Arbor for their first conference game. The Wolverines are 3-0, and there has been some angst along the way to finding those three wins.
The Michigan Wolverines were able to pull away in the second half against UTEP and win by a final score of 52-17. It was a good game for some Wolverines, and a mediocre game for others.
Michigan was able to handle UTEP, thanks in large part to a big second half. Both Bryce Underwood and Savion Hiter fumbled in the first half and that helped keep UTEP in the game until halftime.
Michigan struggled through the first half, taking just a 17-14 lead into the break. In the second half they were able to pile it on though, and ended up winning by a score of 52-17.
It’s still extremely early in the season, but the Michigan Wolverines are undefeated. On paper, a 2-0 record looks nice, but the quarterback room with Bryce Underwood as QB1 is a disaster.
The College Football Playoff gave its answer on Thursday, about the finish between Western Michigan and Michigan.
The FBS oversight committee issued a statement on Wednesday evening announcing that it would not be able to overturn the Week 1 result between Michigan and Western Michigan, even though improper replay protocols were used to give the Wolverines one extra second to complete their game-winning Hail Mary pass.
Watching the Sooners lose to the Wolverines in Week 2 of the college football season was a double whammy for Mayfield.
The Oklahoma Sooners couldn't get much going in an ugly 17-10 loss to Michigan.
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
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.
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.
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