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Kim Barnes’ Arico’s consistency is key for Michigan Women’s Basketball
Fourteen years into her tenure as the Michigan women’s basketball head coach, Kim Barnes Arico is a rarity. In the 18-school Big Ten, she is one of just five coaches who’ve been at the helm more than 10 years. Only Maryland’s Brenda Frese (25 years) and UCLA’s Cori Close (15 years) have been at their […]
Finding Bryce Underwood’s Week 1 baseline
Make a statement more generic than this: the Michigan Wolverines will go as far as their quarterback takes them. With an 8.5 win total, the range of outcomes is vast for Michigan this fall. Many see this line as a smash under; others see the Wolverines as a sneaky playoff team despite a schedule that […]
The frontrunners to start at kicker and punter for Michigan Football
Michigan made two key additions on special teams this offseason via the transfer portal — kicker Trey Butkowski (Pitt) and Cam Brown (UNLV). Butkowski was 20-of-23 last season, going 6-of-9 from 40-49 yards out. Brown, a native of Australia, punted 22 times last season as a freshman, with a 42.9-yard average and long of 71 […]
Fans think this Michigan Football DB will lead the team in INTs
We asked you to vote over the past few weeks on a variety of statistical categories and which player you think will lead the team. This week is our last poll, and we asked who would have the most interceptions on the Michigan football team this season. If you’re hoping for a great final season […]
The Top 25 Michigan men’s basketball players since 1989: No. 4
We cracked the top-five of our offseason series, and some of our readers had a conniption seeing Hunter Dickinson’s name starting us off. As we creep towards the top, there should be absolutely no drama surrounding who comes in at No. 4. The focal point of the team that was crowned national champions in 2026, […]
CB Zeke Berry’s path to Michigan Football, outlook for 2026
The Michigan Wolverines are primed for a much-improved secondary in 2026 with a team laden with experience and talent. One constant throughout the last several years is Zeke Berry, a fifth-year senior who has been a contributor since the Wolverines won the national championship in 2023. Heading into his final season, Berry has the chance […]
Michigan Football 2026 opponent preview: Rutgers
Greg Schiano is entering his second, seventh season at Rutgers. After guiding the program from 2001-11, Schiano returned for a second stint in 2020 but has been unable to reach the highs during his first run as a member of the Big East. Since returning, he has only posted a winning record twice, and both […]
The ultimate guide to Michigan Football game day at the Big House
Whether you’ve been to countless Michigan football games or it’s your very first time at the Big House, we have you covered in our ultimate guide to game day at Michigan Stadium. This includes information on parking and tailgating, pregame festivities, in-game traditions and more. Few sporting experiences compare to a Saturday at Michigan Stadium, […]
Jim Harding weighing Michigan Football OL combinations during fall camp
Michigan’s new offensive line coach Jim Harding is no stranger to the Midwest, having grown up in northern Ohio. “For me, growing up, college football was three teams: It was the team down south (Ohio State), it was here (Michigan), and it was Notre Dame,” Harding told reporters on Thursday. As such, he’s likely well […]
Friday Discussion: Which non-Bryce Underwood Michigan player is most important to develop for 2026?
With a brand new coaching staff, strength and conditioning staff and players galore, the Michigan Wolverines will look quite a bit different in a few weeks. Despite the influx of new talent, the importance of player development is at an all-time high. In order for the Wolverines to succeed, they cannot rely solely on new […]
Recruiting Roundup: Elite TE prospect sets game day visit to Michigan Football
Welcome to the Recruiting Roundup, our three-times-per-week series breaking down the latest developments on the recruiting trail for the Michigan Wolverines. We’ll keep you up to date on the top targets, the visits they take, the predictions that analysts make, and everything in between. Here’s what you need to know today… Nation’s top TE finalizes […]
Building the active all-Michigan Football NFL team
In a little more than a month, the NFL will return after a summer largely dominated by the other (and in my opinion, better) football. The New England Patriots will head down to CenturyLi — sorry, it’s called Lumen Field now, to take on the defending champion Seattle Seahawks, in a rematch of this past […]
Michigan football 2026 position group breakdown: Defensive line
It may not feel like it with how much has happened in the two years since, but it wasn’t all that long ago that Michigan won a national championship, way back when in…2023. And it’s relevant here because of how the Wolverines did it. Michigan established dominance in the trenches, and it culminated in glory. […]
3 Michigan Football players who could win national awards
While Michigan Football does not boast a Heisman Trophy favorite or an offensive line of the Joe Moore Award-winning era’s caliber, this is still a talented roster; one that could see individuals garner national recognition by season’s end. Here is who could take home some hardware. DE John Henry Daley- Ted Hendricks Award Despite rupturing […]
Jason Beck, Jay Hill reflect on previous battles prior to joining Michigan Football
Michigan offensive coordinator Jason Beck and defensive coordinator Jay Hill are heading into their first season with the program, but they are more than familiar with one another after facing off against each other last year. Beck was the offensive coordinator under head coach Kyle Whittingham at Utah last year, while Hill was the defensive […]
Michigan Football Coaching Spotlight: Jim Harding
One of the most sought-after assistant coaches in the 2026 offseason was Michigan offensive line coach Jim Harding. Not only is Harding joining the Wolverines as the offensive line coach, but he will also serve as the assistant head coach under head coach Kyle Whittingham for the 2026 season. Harding was so sought after because […]
Four-star in-state WR Mylan Griggs high on Michigan Football
The assembly line of Power 4 bound prospects to come from Detroit (Mich.) Cass Tech will continue in the 2028 cycle with four-star wide receiver Mylan Griggs, who yields a Michigan offer. The Wolverines were among the early schools to offer Griggs last year. The interest the former coaching staff had on him carried over […]
Michigan DC Jay Hill gives encouraging injury updates on Rod Moore and John Henry Daley
Two veteran defensive players who are recovering from injuries are on the track to play in Michigan’s season opener versus Western Michigan on Sept. 6 — defensive end John Henry Daley and safety Rod Moore. Moore has played in just three games since the start of the 2024 season due to a torn ACL and […]
CB Jyaire Hill’s path to Michigan Football, outlook for 2026
The Michigan Wolverines will have a good balance of veteran talent and young newcomers on this year’s team, and if they are going to achieve their goals, those vets will really have to step up. It will be their job to lead this team and get the younger guys ready to contribute in meaningful ways. […]
Veteran Michigan Football DL medically retires prior to fall camp
Michigan has lost a veteran presence on its roster heading into the 2026 season, as senior defensive lineman Chibi Anwunah has medically retired from the game of football, a program spokesman told Maize n Brew on Wednesday afternoon. It’s unclear what exact medical condition he is dealing with, but Anwunah was listed on the final […]
15 things you may not have known about Michigan Stadium
There are few places in sports more iconic than The Big House. On football Saturdays, more than 100,000 fans pack into Michigan Stadium, making it the largest stadium in the United States. It’s hosted national championship teams, Heisman Trophy winners and some of college football’s most unforgettable moments. But nearly a century ago, none of […]
Dylan Murphy’s outlook on the transition from NBA G League to Michigan assistant coach
New Michigan men’s basketball assistant coach Dylan Murphy is moving to Ann Arbor from Orlando after spending the last eight years in Florida. He spent the last three seasons as Osceola Magic head coach in the NBA G League, earning three consecutive Eastern Conference No. 1 playoff seeds, after serving as an assistant coach for […]
Predicting Big Ten football award winners this season
While not as prestigious as some of the national awards, the Big Ten hands out a collection of postseason awards each year. Typically dominated by Michigan and Ohio State, these awards recognize the best of the best at each position and on each side of the ball. Today, we predict who will take home the […]
Recruiting Roundup: Michigan turning up the heat on five-star QB
Welcome to the Recruiting Roundup, our three-times-per-week series breaking down the latest developments on the recruiting trail for the Michigan Wolverines. We’ll keep you up to date on the top targets, the visits they take, the predictions that analysts make, and everything in between. Here’s what you need to know today… Michigan pushing to flip […]
2 players depart Michigan Football on eve of fall camp
One day prior to the team starting fall camp, the Michigan Wolverines saw two players leave the program, including one that entered the program this offseason. Maize n Brew confirmed with program spokesman Dave Ablauf that safety Taylor Tatum and wide receiver CJ Charleston are both no longer with the program. “CJ did not receive […]
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