Michigan Wolverines

A fresh start for the Wolverines means centering around the things that have made Michigan successful through the years.

Backups are often the most interesting players in a spring game, so the absence of many Michigan starters shouldn’t ruin the show.

Kamden Lopati, a four-star prospect from West Valley City, Utah, committed to the Wolverines after decommitting from Illinois.

Judge J. Cedric Simpson said Moore’s offense did not warrant jail time but delivered stern words from the bench.

Tight end Brooks Bakko is committed to Minnesota while athlete Luke Starcevic has visits lined up to Kansas State, Notre Dame and Oregon.

Texas' running game should be much improved in 2026 thanks to the addition of two of the top transfer backs from the portal.

Hage finished his sophomore season at Michigan fifth in NCAA scoring with 51 points in 38 games.

Denver, playing for its third national title in five years, will face Wisconsin in Saturday's final.

The 2026 crop of transfer receivers includes some game changers at the top and plenty of depth beyond the elite pass catchers.

The list includes three players named Nathan (or Nate), a walk-on who is now in the NFL and a Cornhusker who won nine games three times!

Why its so hard to do preseason rankings, the three-loss team College Football Playoff debate and more in this week's mailbag.

Michigan fans are the first since Florida 20 years ago to celebrate football and men's basketball national championships so close together.

Michigan was prepared for the moment, confident, talented and embracing the nuances, the things it hadn't thought about before.

After Monday's title game, Joyner will take over at Oregon State, while Murray is off to Boston College.

The SEC championship game may be on its death bed, but the Mailbag isn’t going anywhere.

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