Michigan football is certainly on the upswing after closing the 2024 season strongly, not just on the football field, but with the new players it's bringing in. The Wolverines did the unthinkable in two straight games -- beating rival Ohio State (the eventual national champion) in Columbus and a full-strength Alabama team in the ReliaQuest Bowl.

In a surprising turn of events, Michigan football lost out on elite four-star Edge rusher, Jermaine Kinsler, to Texas A&M on Thursday morning. The Oradell (NJ)

Michigan football recruiting goes through many ebbs and flows, and sometimes the ebbs exceed the flows. Look no further than the 2024 recruiting class, which had a more torrid start than other classes only to be weakened by late decommitments and multiple prospects who appeared likely to wear maize and blue end up elsewhere.

Michigan State football kept its recruiting momentum going for the 2026 class on Saturday, landing four-star tight end Edward Whiting.

W hen you're the No. 1 ranked player in the country, there will be plenty of eyes and expectations. That's the case of Bryce Underwood and Michigan football entering 2025. The Wol