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Michigan AD Warde Manuel releases statement regarding his future
It was announced on Monday morning that Warde Manuel will be stepping down as the athletics director at the University of Michigan at the end of the calendar year. Manuel is going out on his own terms following a highly successful tenure that results in two national championships and a plethora of Big Ten championships […]
Contract details for Mike Boynton Jr.’s 2-year deal with Michigan Basketball
Mike Boynton Jr. is officially the head men’s basketball coach at Michigan, and thanks to an open records request, Maize n Brew has obtained a copy of his contract. Here is a detailed breakdown of everything in the deal. The term Boynton’s contract is structured as a one-year deal with a conditional second year. Year […]
AD Warde Manuel leaving University of Michigan at end of calendar year
The University of Michigan will be in search of a new athletics director for the first time in a decade, as Warde Manuel is set to depart at the end of the calendar year. He will leave Ann Arbor a few years early, as he just signed a five-year extension on Dec. 5, 2024 to […]
Recruiting Roundup: Michigan Football predicted to land four-star recruit from Ohio
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 predicted to land […]
Lack of proper oversight has allowed Michigan’s controversies to persist
There’s no mistaking the excellence that Michigan’s athletic programs have put together in recent memory. In just the last three years, the school’s two biggest programs — football and men’s basketball — have won national championships. Michigan has also continued to excel in non-revenue sports, with hockey, gymnastics and women’s basketball, among others, competing with […]
Michigan will have a new football and basketball coach at the same time…again
Win a national championship, lose the head coach. It might not be the most desirable situation to be in, but if we are being honest, the trade-off here is not completely unfair. No one wanted to see Jim Harbaugh or Dusty May leave, but they did what their predecessors could not, so only so much […]
Survey Results: Will Mike Boynton Jr. win a national championship as Michigan’s head coach?
Earlier this week, we asked fans if Michigan men’s basketball’s new head coach, Mike Boynton Jr., can win a national championship with the Wolverines. The results are in, and fans are divided. 45% of voters believe Boynton can win a national championship at Michigan, while 55% don’t believe he can. Boynton was a trusted assistant […]
The Top 25 Michigan men’s basketball players since 1989: No. 7
We’re well into the top-10 in our offseason list of the top-25 Michigan men’s basketball players since 1989. While the model was really strong, there was a surprise that snuck above some Michigan legends. And had he played in Ann Arbor at a different time, he likely could have earned similar love. Let’s remember four-year […]
DE Cameron Brandt’s path to Michigan Football, outlook for 2026
The Michigan defensive line has seen a lot of change this offseason. Three starters and a couple extra rotational pieces either graduated or moved on from the program. That includes Derrick Moore and Jaishawn Barham, two edge rushers picked in the early rounds of April’s NFL Draft. But one name that stands out heading into […]
Michigan Football fans think this TE will lead the group in receiving in 2026
On Monday, I posted on The Feed to ask which tight end you guys think will lead the position in receiving yards in 2026. Unlike the last two weeks, the results for this week’s poll were much closer. At the top of the group was Hogan Hansen (48 percent) and Zack Marshall (38 percent). Deakon […]
Friday Discussion: Which non-Savion Hiter freshman are you most excited about?
The 2026 recruiting class for the Michigan Wolverines is one of the better classes they have had in recent years. 247Sports and On3 both have it ranked just outside the Top 10 nationally, coming in at No. 11. While five-star running back Savion Hiter is obviously the headliner, there is depth and quality throughout the […]
Recruiting Roundup: Michigan looking to flip rising recruit committed elsewhere
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 trying to flip […]
Where Michigan Hockey alums are playing professionally outside the NHL
Michigan Hockey’s pipeline is loaded, but its reach goes well beyond the NHL. Here is where some of your favorite former Wolverines are playing professionally outside the top league in the world. American Hockey League Jack Becker, F Michigan: 2018-21Team: Texas Stars2025-26 stats: 58 GP, 12 G, 18 A, 30 PTS Becker put together a strong season in […]
Michigan Football 2026 position group breakdown: Running backs
Michigan football has an identity. I don’t even need to say it — you’re probably already picturing it. October. Cold weather. Under the lights. Hand the ball off. Three-yard gain. Rinse and repeat. The Wolverines have made pounding the rock the cornerstone of their offensive brand as a football program. And that doesn’t look to […]
Michigan Football Coaching Spotlight: Jay Hill
Very similar to the hire of offensive coordinator Jason Beck, head coach Kyle Whittingham’s decision on who he picked to fill the defensive coordinator vacancy seemed quite obvious. He was hired on Dec. 26, and less than two hours after Michigan officially named Jason Beck the offensive coordinator, the Wolverines delivered the news that Jay […]
Michigan Football 2026 opponent preview: Oklahoma
The Michigan Wolverines have become very familiar with former Big 12, now SEC foes in Oklahoma and Texas the last three seasons. Heading into 2026, the Wolverines will get their turn to host the Sooners in the Big House in Week 2 for what should be a matchup between two teams vying for the College […]
Exclusive: Michigan Football OL Nathan Efobi on his development, Jim Harding, 2026 expectations
Nathan Efobi has quietly become one of the more intriguing players on Michigan’s offensive line heading into the 2026 season. The soon-to-be senior started five games last season — including in the Citrus Bowl vs Texas — and showed flashes of the kind of versatile, reliable player that offensive line coach Jim Harding is trying […]
How to watch the Michigan Board of Regents meeting on Warde Manuel
The end of an era could soon be upon us. The University of Michigan Board of Regents is set to meet today — Thursday, July 16 — in Traverse City to discuss a number of topics. Even though it isn’t listed on the official agenda, the board is expected to discuss athletics director Warde Manuel, […]
Michigan DE John Henry Daley’s path to Michigan, outlook for 2026
Michigan made a splash in the transfer portal and added one of the most coveted pass rushers. John Henry Daley could be the best player Michigan’s had at defensive end since Aidan Hutchinson. The story so far Daley was a three-star prospect in the class out of 2021. His senior season in high school was […]
Predicting where will College GameDay and Big Noon Kickoff be this fall
Nothing identifies a big game in college football like ESPN’s College GameDay coming to town. In recent years, FOX’s Big Noon Kickoff has tried to steal the spotlight thanks to their media deal with the Big Ten. Either way, both shows tend to be at the most hyped games of the week on the college […]
Film Study: What 4-star CB Monsanna Torbert brings to Michigan Football
Michigan Football recently landed 2027 four-star cornerback Monsanna Torbert, and what an addition it should be for head coach Kyle Whittingham. The Rivals Industry Rankings has Torbert as the 97th-best player in his class, 14th among cornerbacks and fourth in Ohio. The Cincinnati native starred on Taft High School’s football and basketball teams, and has […]
How former Michigan Basketball players are doing in the NBA Summer League
The Michigan men’s basketball program currently has 12 representatives on NBA Summer League rosters. These players range from 2026 lottery picks to players a few years older who are fighting for an opportunity. With each team a few games into the Summer League, here’s how each Wolverine is currently performing. F Morez Johnson Jr, Dallas […]
Michigan Basketball’s Trey McKenney on Dusty May’s departure, hopes for next season
While the departure of Dusty May was a shock to the Michigan fanbase, there was some good news when Trey McKenney announced he’d be staying at Michigan for his sophomore season. As a freshman, he was one of seven players to see action in all 40 games. He averaged just under 10 points (9.9) and […]
Recruiting Roundup: Michigan Football pushing for 2 elite 2028 quarterbacks
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… Top 100 QB says […]
Report: Warde Manuel knew of Sherrone Moore-Paige Shiver relationship 1 year before firing
A new Wall Street Journal investigation has revealed that Michigan athletics director Warde Manuel and other university officials received multiple warnings about former head football coach Sherrone Moore’s relationship with Paige Shiver well before Moore was fired in December, directly contradicting the university’s portrayal of his dismissal as a swift response to newly discovered misconduct. […]