Michigan football looking at second half of season as 'a fresh start'
The defending national champions haven’t looked the part of championship contender at any point this season. Whether it’s been the new personnel breaking in, new coaches figuring things out, or the numerous quarterback and identity changes, Michigan football has been a work in progress.
Michigan currently has one of the worst passing attacks in all of college football. There are only four D-1 schools that are ...
Michigan football is still trying to find its way after stumbling to a 4-2 record to open up the first half of the 2024 ...
Seven years, five position coaches and three schools later, Jack Tuttle, Class of 2018, has been named the starting QB at ...
Chris Breiler and Trent Knoop recap some of what they've seen from the 4-2 Michigan Wolverines on the latest episode of the ...
Washington got revenge vs. Michigan on Saturday, beating the Wolverines 27-17 after falling to U-M in the national ...
The Wolverines' first exhibition game is less than two weeks away while the regular season tips in just 26 days vs. Cleveland State at Crisler Center.
The No. 10 Wolverines (4-1, 2-0 Big Ten) will be halfway through the regular season after Saturday’s game at Washington.
Michigan football writer Tony Garcia looks back at the offense in the first half of the year and assesses what went right and what went wrong.
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