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Former Michigan Hockey player Jack Johnson joins Ohio State women’s staff

Avert your eyes, Michigan Hockey fans — program legend Jack Johnson was recently hired to be the associate head coach of the Ohio State women’s hockey program, the team’s social media account announced this week. Johnson, 39, starred for the Wolverines under head coach Red Berenson during the 2005-06 and 2006-07 campaigns. He earned first […]

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Checking in on the Big Ten’s Flex Protect XVIII scheduling model

For whatever reason, I have always been fascinated with the administrative side of college athletics. No, not NIL budgeting and HR policies, but things like the Big Ten’s television contracts (evergreen FYI: FOX does not get first dibs at picking the Big Noon Saturday game every week). Another exciting (read: nerdy) element of college football […]

Report: 2028 five-star recruit visiting Michigan Basketball in September

Mike Boynton and the Michigan Wolverines are already working hard on the recruiting trail, attempting to set the program up for success in the long run. Boynton’s early efforts are already paying off, as Rivals’ Jamie Shaw ($) reported on Friday morning that 2028 five-star center Dylan Betts is set to take an unofficial visit […]

Friday Discussion: Should college football be played on natural grass?

The FIFA World Cup wrapped up last weekend with Spain taking the crown on natural grass at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Per FIFA regulations, World Cup games are required to be played on natural surfaces, meaning that several of the large American stadiums had to lay down sod to meet those requirements. This sparked […]

Michigan Basketball vs Duke matchup canceled

One of the most anticipated non-conference college basketball games for the 2026-27 season is no longer happening. As first reported by CBS Sports’ Matt Norlander, the previously scheduled matchup between Michigan and Duke has been canceled. The game was scheduled for Dec. 21 at loanDepot Park in Miami, after initial plans to play at Madison Square Garden fell through. With the Wolverines now out, […]

Column: U-M AD Warde Manuel’s biggest failures are moral, not sporting

Sports fans are deeply irrational creatures.  There’s nothing logical about attaching such a fundamental part of your identity to a bunch of people you’ve never met who only share in common a certain color cloth they wear, who chase a ball or puck around for about three hours every weekend. Yet billions of people do. […]

Recruiting Roundup: Elite LB eyeing Michigan Football game day visit

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… Elite LB eyeing game […]

Mike Boynton reveals how he found out Dusty May was leaving Michigan

Michigan head men’s basketball coach Mike Boynton has been making the rounds on podcasts this week, sharing how he became Michigan’s next leader of the program and his expectations for his new team. Most recently, he joined the “Field of 68” podcast, where they asked about how he learned of former head coach Dusty May’s […]

3 potential candidates to replace Michigan AD Warde Manuel

Michigan’s athletic department (almost) officially has a vacancy at the top, with Warde Manuel set to leave the university at the end of the year. The athletic director position at Michigan should be one of the most coveted positions in the country thanks to the school’s large operating budget, pool of boosters and alumni, and […]

Michigan Football 2026 position group breakdown: Wide receivers

A lot has looked off the mark for Michigan football the last two years, but one spot that’s been a unique source of frustration is the wide receiver room. The Wolverines have strived for consistency from its pass-catchers the past two years, but have struggled to find it, as Michigan’s 1,000-yard receiving drought has stretched […]

Michigan Football Coaching Spotlight: Koy Detmer Jr.

Many were shocked to find out that Bryce Underwood didn’t have a designated quarterback coach in his freshman season. Now entering his second season with the Wolverines, Underwood will have both an offensive coordinator in Jason Beck, who will serve as the Robert McCollum Family Quarterbacks Coach, and a designated position coach in Koy Detmer […]

Michigan Football 2026 opponent preview: Iowa

The Michigan Wolverines will begin conference play this season with their 65th all-time meeting with the Iowa Hawkeyes, a series the Wolverines lead, 45-15-4. Michigan has won five of its last six against Iowa, but no one in Ann Arbor has forgotten the lone loss in 2016. Given Michigan’s recent history in Big Ten openers […]

DE Nate Marshall’s path to Michigan Football, outlook for 2026

During the last two seasons, it was clear the Michigan Wolverines lacked two key traits on both sides of the football that were a major emphasis during the Jim Harbaugh era: physicality and toughness. The good news for fans is new head coach Kyle Whittingham is known for both of those things. There is good […]

Survey: Should Michigan AD Warde Manuel step down now or at end of the year?

Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NCAA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in UM fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. On Monday, Michigan announced that athletic director Warde Manuel would be stepping down at the end […]

Which Big Ten team is the best at each position since 2015

Many legends have come out of programs in the Big Ten in the past decade or so. Many had stellar college careers, and many then went on to have fabulous professional careers. This ranking will be looking at the best Big Ten team at each position since 2015, based purely on performance in college and […]

Film Study: What OL Lincoln Mageo brings to Michigan Football

Offensive lineman Lincoln Mageo committed to Michigan Football’s 2027 recruiting class last week, and he looks like the prototypical Wolverine bully. The 6-foot-3.5, 285-pounder from Oceanside, California is a force in the run game and earned solid recognition across recruiting platforms. Rivals Industry Rankings gave Mageo an 88.70 rating, good for 435th nationally, 32nd among […]

Recruiting Roundup: Mason Graham’s brother hoping to get Michigan offer

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… Brother of Michigan legend […]