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Why Michigan’s Jordan Marshall believes he’s the best RB in the Big Ten
Michigan Wolverines running back Jordan Marshall looked ahead to the 2026 season at Big Ten Football Media Days in Chicago on Thursday, and he didn’t mince words. “I’m confident enough to say I think I’m the best running back in the Big Ten,” Marshall told the media. “If you don’t have that mindset, who would […]
Why Kyle Whittingham wants an NFL-model salary cap in college football
Michigan head coach Kyle Whittingham spoke at Big Ten Football Media Days in Chicago on Thursday, and he explained why there needs to be a “seismic change” to the college football landscape in the coming years. NIL has completely changed college athletics in recent years, and a lack of rules and regulations on player compensation […]
How training with Joe Burrow has influenced Michigan QB Bryce Underwood
Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood is entering his sophomore season and second year as Michigan’s starting quarterback. Underwood has been training with quarterback trainer Jordan Palmer this offseason to work on all facets of his game. Palmer trains a lot of high profile quarterbacks, including Cincinnati Bengals QB Joe Burrow. At Big Ten Media Day, Underwood […]
3 takeaways from Kyle Whittingham’s first Big Ten Media Days appearance
Michigan head coach Kyle Whittingham took the podium at Big Ten Media Days for the very first time on Thursday in Chicago, offering insight into his quarterback, the culture he’s trying to build, and his vision for the Wolverines entering the 2026 season. While Whittingham touched on a variety of topics, three themes stood out […]
Everything Michigan head coach Kyle Whittingham said at Big Ten Media Days
First-year Michigan Football head coach Kyle Whittingham took to the podium at Big Ten Media Days in Chicago on Thursday. Here’s everything he had to say during his first session with the media, courtesy of ASAP Sports. KYLE WHITTINGHAM: Thank you. Great to be here. Media Day has always been one of my favorite days […]
Michigan Football 2026 position group breakdown: Tight ends
Good tight end play has been integral to Michigan’s identity for years. It fits a familiar script — hand off the ball to the running back, pick up three yards, hand it off again, get another three yards. Third down, call a hitch or a curl and throw the ball to a big, steady-handed tight end […]
Michigan Football Coaching Spotlight: WR coach Micah Simon
Although early in his career, new Michigan wide receivers coach Micah Simon has an abundance of experience to bring to the Wolverines for 2026. Michigan hasn’t had a player have 1,000 or more receiving yards in a single season since 2013, but sophomore Andrew Marsh is in a prime position to reach that mark and […]
Mike Martin looks to add his unique perspective to Michigan Basketball
Joining head coach Mike Boynton Jr.’s staff, new Michigan men’s basketball assistant coach Mike Martin spent the last 14 seasons as Brown’s head coach after serving as an assistant at Penn from 2006-12. Martin played for Brown from 2000-04 prior to his coaching career, spending most of his basketball career there. Martin sat down to […]
Michigan Football 2026 opponent preview: Penn State
When Michigan returns to action on Oct. 17 following a bye week, the Wolverines will welcome a new-look Penn State team to the Big House for the first time under head coach Matt Campbell. Perhaps no team in the country endured as dramatic an overhaul as the Nittany Lions — except maybe the school this […]
LB Nathaniel Owusu-Boateng’s path to Michigan Football, outlook for 2026
There is plenty of reason for excitement and optimism surrounding the Michigan Wolverines’ defense heading into the 2026 season. With talent galore and a new coaching staff, the unit appears to be in good shape. The veterans are going to be the anchor, but this defense is going to rely on some youngsters, too. One […]
Did Michigan Hockey do enough this offseason to win a National Championship?
Another offseason, another summer of asking the same question regarding Michigan Hockey team: can it win the National Championship? Since last summiting the college hockey world in 1998, the Wolverines have reached 10 Frozen Fours, but only advanced to one title game, falling in overtime in 2011 to Minnesota-Duluth. Now, with three appearances under head […]
Kyle Whittingham: Michigan Football is a ‘little thin’ at this position
Michigan head coach Kyle Whittingham likes what he has in the Wolverines’ secondary heading into the 2026 season, but there appears to be one glaring issue entering fall camp. Speaking with Michigan alumnus Rich Eisen on his TV show on Monday, Whittingham acknowledged that while there is plenty of talent on the back end of […]
Reasonable expectations for Michigan Basketball in 2026-27 season
What’s better than a national championship? Very little. Well, maybe Taco Bell at 2 a.m., but college basketball teams don’t play for that. So by my standards, unless the 2026-27 Michigan men’s basketball season ends with a lifetime supply of Grilled Cheese Burritos being awarded to the Wolverines, it will be hard for Michigan to […]
5 things we hope to learn about Michigan Football at Big Ten Media Days
Football is back! Well, almost. The unofficial start to football season is here, though, as Big Ten Media Days take place in Chicago from July 28-30. Michigan — which will have its time at the podium on Thursday, July 30 — is represented by head coach Kyle Whittingham, quarterback Bryce Underwood, running back Jordan Marshall […]
Recruiting Roundup: Elite DL recruit set to include Michigan in Top 10 list
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… Rivals300 DL ‘Bonecrusher’ says […]
Mike Boynton provides health updates on Jalen Reed, Marcus Moller
On Monday morning, Mike Boynton Jr. spoke to the local media in a press conference setting for the first time as the head coach of the Michigan men’s basketball program. Among the many topics he talked about during his half-hour session was the health status of two newcomers. Let’s start with LSU transfer Jalen Reed, […]
How many losses are acceptable for Michigan Football in 2026?
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NCAA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Michigan fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. It’s a new era for the Michigan Wolverines football team with Kyle Whittingham as head coach. […]
Out of the Blue: Michigan Football 2026 Preview, Part 1
On this week’s Out of the Blue podcast, the boys begin their 2026 Michigan football preview! Jared and Andrew take a 20,000-foot view of Michigan’s first three opponents and examine three position groups — tight ends, offensive line, and running backs — to kick things off. Be sure to submit any mailbag questions to [email protected]. […]
How the past 2 years prepared Mike Boynton Jr. to succeed as Michigan Basketball’s head coach
Michigan head men’s basketball coach Mike Boynton Jr. has been coaching for two decades, but the past two years as an assistant coach under Dusty May have prepared him to find success as the program’s leader for years to come. “In the last two years working alongside Dusty and seeing things from a different perspective, […]
Michigan Football 2026 opponent preview: Minnesota
The Battle for the Little Brown Jug between Michigan and Minnesota has been less of a battle and more of a one-sided beating with Michigan swinging the hammer for the last several decades. Since Bo Schembechler took over in 1969 and rallied the troops at halftime, the Wolverines are 43-4 against the Gophers and winners […]
5 late-enrolling Michigan Football freshmen with the best chance to see the field early in 2026
Michigan’s 2026 freshman class has rightfully gotten plenty of buzz this offseason. According to 247Sports, the Wolverines reeled in the nation’s 12th-best class with a group that has plenty of high-upside players, including two five-stars. Historically, it’s difficult for freshmen to get on the field early even if they are highly rated recruits. And those […]
The 5 biggest storylines to watch for during 2026 Big Ten Media Days
Big Ten Media Days for the 2026 football season are set to commence in Chicago from Tuesday, July 28, to Thursday, July 30. Tuesday will include Illinois, Iowa, Penn State, Rutgers, USC and Wisconsin; Wednesday will feature Michigan State, Minnesota, Ohio State, Oregon, Purdue and UCLA; Thursday will have representatives from Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, Nebraska, […]
DE Carter Meadows’ path to Michigan Football, outlook for 2026
Unlike other blue bloods, Michigan doesn’t often reel in high five-star prospects. For every Rashan Gary and Bryce Underwood, there are classes without a single five-star in it that are developed into powerhouse football teams. The class of 2026 is the former, as Michigan brought in two five-stars this offseason in Savion Hiter and Carter […]
Get to know Chris Lazary, Michigan Hockey’s newest assistant coach
Replacing an assistant coach is never easy, especially when that coach is leaving to become the head coach at Harvard. When Rob Rassey departed earlier this month, Michigan Hockey head coach Brandon Naurato had an important decision to make. Rather than hire someone with an NCAA background, he looked north of the border…kinda. Michigan’s newest […]
How many yards can Michigan’s 3 best rushers combine for in 2026?
Michigan’s offense is undergoing some changes once again. Under new head coach Kyle Whittingham, the Wolverines will also have a new offensive coordinator in Jason Beck, now making it four straight seasons with a different offensive coordinator for the program. Throughout all the changes, the identity has largely been the same — a run-centric scheme […]
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