Michigan Football Star Sends 3-Word Warning to College Football World

Originally posted on Athlon Sports | By Nick Meyer | Last updated Jun 2, 2025 5:14 PM ET

The Michigan wolverines finished with an 8-5 record last season, a far cry from their 15-0 season the previous year.

Michigan faced a boatload of injuries in coach Sherrone Moore's first season, including one that derailed the team early to safety Rod Moore.

Moore, who served as team captain along with Max Bredeson in 2024, is expected to be healthy enough to play this season in secondary coach LaMar Morgan's unit on the back end of Wink Martindale's defense.

He shared a three-word warning with the college football world on Monday as the daily sports news cycle began to unfold.

"Keep the doubt," Moore said with a '100' emoji on Monday, seemingly out of the blue as the college football world was mostly focused on recruiting and other off-field issues.

Michigan was ranked 20th in ESPN's post-spring rankings, behind the top-ranked Penn State Nittany Lions, fifth-ranked Ohio State buckeyes, eighth-ranked Oregon Ducks, 11th-ranked Illinois Fighting Illini, and 17th-ranked Indiana Hoosiers among Big Ten Conference teams.

Moore missed all of 2024 but was seen running with a knee brace recently after tearing his ACL before last season.

Michigan will start the season off against New Mexico followed by a road game against Oklahoma. An early season road tilt with the Nebraska Cornhuskers also looms large with Michigan hoping for another run at their fourth Big Ten championship in five seasons.

"Shock the world!!!" one fan said in response to the Wolverines defensive star.