Once again, Michigan boasts multiple weapons at running back that can be deployed a few different ways. Here is our projected split in the backfield for the 2025 season:

Jeremiah Smith has the Ohio State Buckeyes battle with the Michigan Wolverines marked down this year, and he's certainly not looking to lose that game. Smith, who was a freshman last season, will enter his second season in the college ranks, and that means ...

Defensive lineman Derrick Moore was the only Michigan football player to crack ESPN's list of top 100 players this season.

It took the NCAA almost two years to punish the Michigan football team, and Joel Klatt has an issue with that.

Gus Johnson is a 58-year-old play-by-play man for Fox Sports’ weekend college football telecasts, known for his boisterous commentary and signature catch phrases. Johnson, a native of Detroit, is also beloved for his March Madness basketball telecasts among other professional endeavors.

Joel Klatt shared his thoughts on the Michigan Wolverines being penalized by the NCAA for sign stealing. He explained how the fines could impact their future recruiting classes. Joel explained why taking away revenue is a big deal in the era of revenue sharing.

Michigan relied heavily on its defense last season and the unit should be a strength again in 2025. How good will it be? MLive’s Michigan football beat writers give their answers below. Andrew Kahn, Aaron McMann, and Ryan Zuke share their thoughts on Michigan’s defense before the Aug. 30 season opener against New Mexico.

Michigan football is expected to announce Bryce Underwood as starting quarterback. Underwood, a true freshman, has impressed teammates with his skills and dedication. Receiver Semaj Morgan, who played with Underwood before college, praises his passing ability and chemistry with the team.