After last week's loss to Indiana, where the offense managed just 6 points, Kyle Whittingham was asked who would be the starting quarterback in Michigan's next game.
Michigan got out of Piscataway with a win. It was yet another weird game for the Wolverines. Michigan's offense scored the most points it's scored against a Power Four team this season, but the Wolverines' defense gave up the most points it's allowed all season.
It is rivalry week and the Michigan Wolverines are in the throes of getting ready for a matchup against the Michigan State Spartans. This year, the battle for the Paul Bunyan Trophy will feature two first time head coaches for the rivalry.
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College football has historically been known as a sport that caters to the elite. It is very difficult to win a national championship if you aren't Notre Dame, Alabama, Ohio State, or a host of other schools that have great programs that invest heavily in keeping them at the top.
Michigan Wolverines coach Kyle Whittingham made the program’s quarterback hierarchy, including Bryce Underwood and Tommy Carr, during his Monday media availability.
College football’s coaching carousel is already a circus, but now fake reports are dragging coaches into jobs they were never linked to. One doctored graphic is all it takes to turn baseless speculation into a full-blown controversy, leaving programs scrambling to address rumors that never had any credibility.
Michigan’s season has taken a different direction since Kyle Whittingham made the call to change QBs. Now, the Wolverines have another position worth reconsidering.
Michigan needed this win, and Kyle Whittingham’s Wolverines delivered, edging Rutgers 28-21. However, the score hides how uncomfortable the game was. Michigan looked shaky throughout, and a controversial penalty in the fourth quarter nearly cost the Wolverines their lead.
A new head coach brings new hope. That’s what Kyle Whittingham was supposed to bring with him when Sherrone Moore was let go in December. Whittingham had a decorated resume and based on a meritocracy was the most qualified candidate of anyone that Michigan may have been interested in.
Coaching changes happen every year, but they don't all happen the same way. We have had some wild offseason coaching moves in recent seasons, and 2025-2026 wasn't any different.
The Michigan Wolverines could be facing another major coaching change after a disappointing start to the 2026 college football season. First-year head coach Kyle Whittingham has guided Michigan to a 4-3 record through seven games, raising questions about his long-term future in Ann Arbor.
Michigan’s offense continues to struggle to move the ball and put points on the board, placing added pressure on the defense to keep the team competitive.
The Michigan Wolverines are making a change at the quarterback position.
Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham said he didn't want to play cat and mouse with his starting quarterback decision, but he left the question unresolved anyway.
Late October is when coaching jobs start to wobble. Head coaches lose their positions, coordinators get stripped of play-calling, and every bad Saturday invites a louder round of questions.
In this age of college football, coaches are recruiting every day. And that's not just recruiting high school kids. Coaches are trying to retain their own roster with other programs and agents always trying to find ways to get star players into their programs.
The Michigan Wolverines have an overall record of 4-3 and are 1-3 in the Big Ten, which isn't where this historic program wants to be. The Wolverines also haven't been inside the AP Top 25 Poll for weeks.
Despite Michigan's lackluster offensive performances this season, coach Kyle Whittingham is not making any changes to his staff. The Wolverines fell to 4-3 this weekend with a 13-6 overtime defeat at home to then-No.
The Michigan Wolverines’ offense struggled yet again on Saturday as they lost to the No. 6 Indiana Hoosiers at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, Mich. That surely did not go unnoticed by Michigan head coach Kyle Whittingham.
Michigan Wolverines head coach Kyle Whittingham found reason for encouragement Saturday, even after a 13-6 overtime loss to the No. 6 Indiana Hoosiers left his team at 4-3.
The Michigan Wolverines have a plan at quarterback. Head coach Kyle Whittingham isn't going to reveal that plan until he has to, but there is a plan in place.
Even though Kyle Whittingham has been Michigan coach for only half a season, it's not premature to consider where this team goes from here and what's next for him.
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.
Appearing on the "Inside Michigan Football" radio show this week, he opened up about his bye week strategies.
It's been an eventful season for Kyle Whittingham and his Michigan Wolverines in 2026... and not exactly in a good way, either.
"Breakdown" may be too strong a word to use to describe the University of Michigan's football season so far, but it also may be appropriate for a program used to always being on top.
It wasn't a happy crowd on Saturday in Ann Arbor after the Michigan Wolverines dropped their game against the Iowa Hawkeyes with a last-second touchdown, 20-19.
The Michigan Wolverines and head coach Kyle Whittingham are coming up on a huge test of the strength of their team.
Kyle Whittingham and the Michigan Wolverines have experienced a roller coaster of a season so far.
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